Understanding Conversational English

What is a common way to express a desire to leave a place?

• I want to stay here.

• I want to go home.

• I want to eat.

• I want to sleep.

How would you informally say someone is attractive?

• You're quite smart.

• You're very tall.

• You're really fast.

• You're kind of cute.

Which phrase would you use to offer someone a drink?

• Can you help me?

• Do you want to dance?

• Would you like a cup of tea?

• Are you going home?

What is an informal way to say someone is not hungry?

• She is full.

• She is eating.

• She ain't hungry.

• She is starving.

How would you express that someone has not completed a task yet?

• He ain't done it yet.

• He has done it.

• He will do it.

• He is doing it.

What is a casual way to ask about someone's possession?

• What you got there?

• What do you have?

• What are you holding?

• What is yours?

How would you express a past habit of living in a different country?

• She used to live in France.

• She will live in France.

• She lives in France.

• She is living in France.

What phrase would you use to express a missed opportunity to call someone?

• She is calling now.

• She will call tomorrow.

• She called last week.

• She should have called yesterday.

How would you express a hypothetical situation about someone's arrival time?

• He was here at five o'clock.

• He is here now.

• He will be here by five o'clock.

• He could have been here by five o'clock.

What is a common way to express a fondness for a type of food?

• I am allergic to chocolate.

• I never eat chocolate.

• I dislike chocolate.

• I eat a lot of chocolate.