Gratitude

The bold type expression expresses . . . .

• Satisfaction

• Dissatisfaction

• Agreement

• Thanks

• Dislike

You help someone with a heavy bag. They say ''thank you'' and you reply . . . .

• No thanks

• You're welcome

• I appreciate it

• I am grateful

• You blame me

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is . . . .

• It is disappointing me!

• It is not special!

• I’m very satisfied!

• You shouldn't have!

• You're too generous!

The underlined phrase means . . . .

• The party was great
  

• The party was funny
  

• The party was poor
  

• The party was bored
  

• The party was dreadful

Jane : Thanks for the drink.
Nela : . . . .

• Don’t mention it
  

• Thank you
  

• Sure
  

• Sorry
  

• Go away.​

Arrangr into a good conversation!

• Kay: "Yes, I hope so. You don't know how grateful I am for all your help."

• Doni: "You're welcome."

• Kay: "Thank you for helping me take my mother to the hospital. For now you are at home, so I can ask for your help."

• Doni: "Yes, you're welcome. That's what neighbors should do, help other neighbors. I hope your mother's burn isn't too bad."