Let’s talk

What do you say?

● You go to a shop store because you want to buy

a sweater.
● You need it in your size.
● You want to try on the sweater.
● You want to know the price.
● You want to take it.

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 What do you say?
● You go to a restaurant. You want to have lunch with your
husband. You don’t have a reservation.
● You want to order a pizza, but you don’t know if it would
be big enough for both of you.
● You want to order food and something to drink.
● You want the hamburger and you want to know if it has
ketchup. You don’t like ketchup.
● You want a dessert
● You want the bill
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 What do you say?
● You go to a hotel. You have a reservation.
● You want to know if your room has a sea view.
● You want to know when breakfast is served.
● You want to know the WiFi password.
● You want to know if the hotel has a pool.
● You want to know where the dining hall is.
● You want to know the services included in the fee.
● You have a problem with the room, it’s dirty.
● You want to go to a museum and you need a taxi.
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 What do you say?
● You want to ask how to get by bus to King Cross.
● You want to know how to get to the Big Ben.
● You want to know if you are close to the Arts Museum.
● You want to ask the driver if this is the right bus to go
to the Arts Museum.
● You want to know how long the trip is.
● You don’t know the museum, so you want someone to
tell where to stop.
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5
 What do you say?
● You don’t understand what the other person is saying
and you want to hear it again.
● You don’t understand the person because they talk
too fast.
● You don’t understand the person because they talk
too quietly.
● You want them to understand why there is
comprehension problems in the conversation.