English Conversation Practice

A: Excuse me. ______ There is no price tag on this jacket.
B: Just a second – I’ll check the price for you.

• What can I do for you?

• How much does it cost?

• Can you give me a discount?

• Would you mind if I asked for a receipt?

A: ______ You are very noisy.
B: Sorry, teacher. We’ll keep it down.

• Chin up.

• Stay calm.

• Zip your lips.

• Speak your mind.

A: I’ve received a full scholarship to study abroad. Should I go?
B: Absolutely! ______ I can’t wait to visit you there.

• What a pity.

• Don’t take a risk.

• Go ahead, give it a try.

• Go away and leave me alone.

A: Wow! Have you changed your hairstyle? ______
B: Thank you very much.

• You look great.

• I’m glad to see you.

• You seem really strange.

• It’s against the school rules.

A: Hi, Jack. I’m calling to invite you to my birthday party next Monday.
B: ______ I’m on a school trip at that time.

• I’ll keep you posted.

• I’m afraid I can’t make it.

• I’ll keep my fingers crossed.

• I’m able to make it on that day.

A: Thank you for your help.
B: _____________

• 1. That would be fine.

• 1. I appreciate your help.

• 1. Don’t mention it.

• 1. It is exhausting.

A: I’m hungry, let’s get something to eat.
B: I think the supermarket is closed now.
A: __________________________

• 1. That’s terrible!

• 1. That’s great!

• 1. Cheers!

• 1. My pleasure!

A: _________________
B: Not good, I didn’t sleep well last night. I studied for an exam tomorrow.

• 1. How does it work?

• 1. Did you sleep well?

• 1. How have you been?

• 1. How come you didn’t sleep?

A: I can’t find my glasses, and I can’t see anything. ____________
B: No problem. Could I have your name?

• Could I have your name?

• What's wrong?

• • Do you have a fever?

• • Could you do me a favor?

You are visiting your friend’s house in New York City. Your friend says: ______

• 1. Home run!

• 1. There’s no place like home!

• 1. Home is where the heart is!

• 1. Make yourself at home!