English for Beginners

A: _________

B: My name is Tom.

• What's your name?

• How are you?

• Nice to meet you.

• Is he Tom?

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A: ____________

B: I have a headache.

A: Get well soon.

• Good night.

• What's the matter?

• What's a headache?

• What's this?

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A: How do you do?

B: _______

• How much is it?

• Good morning.

• How are you today?

• How do you do?

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A: Thank you.

B: _____________

• You're welcome.

• I'm sorry.

• Get well soon.

• See you later.

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A: I have a fever.

B: ______________

• What's your name?

• I feel bad.

• Get well soon.

• It doesn't matter.

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A: _________

B: Never mind.

• I apologize.

• Don't worry.

• I have a fever.

• It's yours.

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Tom: Hi Kate, this is my friend, Tom.

Kate: _____________________

Tom: I'm glad to meet you too.

• I'm fine, thank you.

• I'm glad to know that.

• I'm happy to hear that.

• I'm glad to meet you.

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A: May I go to the toilet, please?

B: ___________

• Yes, thank you.

• Yes, you may.

• It's none of your business.

• It's mine.

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A: Whose pen is it?

B: ___________

• It's mine.

• It's pink.

• It's black.

• It's a pen.

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A: What does she do?

B: _____________

• She's doing well.

• She's doing yoga.

• She's a nurse.

• She's Jane.

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