Communication

“I like beer but I don’t like wine or whisky.”

• “What do you look like?”

• “What are you like?”

• “What would you like?”

• “What do you like?”

“He is funny but he can also be a bit arrogant.”

• “What does he look like?”

• “What is he like?”

• “What would he like?”

• “What does he like?”

“What does she look like?”

• “She looks like her sister.”

• “She is kind but a little shy.”

• “She likes bright colours.”

• “She doesn’t like rap music.”

“What is your table made of?”

• “Round.”

• “Wood.”

• “Wool.”

• “In Italy.”

“I would like to book a table for tomorrow night.”

• “Which book would you like to borrow?”

• “I don’t like reading books.”

• “What do you want to eat?”

• “Yes, sure. How many people?”

“Single or double?”

• “I want a ticket for the 7.30 show.”

• “Are you married?”

• “Have you got a room with bath?”

• “An ice-cream, please.”

“No, I’ll pick you up at 7.”

• “What time do we meet?”

• “What time shall we meet?”

• “Let’s meet!”

• “Shall we go by bus?”

“I’m glad you enjoyed it.”

• “Can I come to dinner?”

• “Are you free tomorrow for dinner?”

• “Thank you for the dinner.”

• “Sorry for your invitation.”

“It’s Kelly’s.”

• “Who is that girl?”

• “Whose bag is this?”

• “Who do you live with?”

• “Who’s the tallest in your classroom?”

“Do you mind if I smoke?”

• “No, you can’t here.”

• “Yes, please.”

• “Sorry, I don’t have a lighter.”

• “Yes, it’s a no-smoking area.”