1.

 to go to a class: to attend a class

 What time do you need to go to class?

 They always go to English class together.

2. to be impressed: to feel in awe or surprised by how good something or

someone is

 I was impressed with his performance.

 He is impressed with our company.

3. I have a question to ask you.: a sentence used before asking a question

 I have a question to ask you. What do you think of this?

 I have a question to ask you. Do you think I should ask our boss for
more money?

1. to be helpful: to be a thing or person that gives assistance or aid

 Everybody at the hotel was very helpful.

 Thank you so much for helping me. You were very helpful.

2. to have no problem doing something: to be able to do something easily

or without much annoyance or inconvenience

 I have no problem staying late to help you.

 We have no problem giving you a 25% discount if you order 100
units.

3. That would be wonderful.: a sentence used to say that a possible thing in

the future would be very good

A) Let's go to the beach sometimes.

B) That would be wonderful.

A) I might be able to get you job at my company.

B) That would be wonderful.

1. May I speak with...?: a common question used on the phone to ask to talk
with a certain person

A) May I speak with James please?

B) One moment please.

A) May I speak with Karen?

B) She is out of the office at the moment. Please call back later.
2. I'm sorry to hear that.: a sentence used after hearing bad or unfortunate
news

A) My grandmother is very sick these days.

B) I'm sorry to hear that.

A) I didn't get the job.

B) I'm sorry to hear that.

3. as soon as possible: quickly; fast

 Please give me your answer as soon as possible.

 We need to finish this report as soon as possible.