What does “It’s great to put a face to a name” mean?
You take a photo with someone.
You finally meet someone you’ve only spoken to online.
You forget someone’s name.
What could you say when someone asks, “Is there anything else you need?”
“No, not right now, thanks.”
“Yes, I haven’t got any plans.”
“I’m really sorry about this.”
Complete the phrase: “Let me know if I can ______ at all.”
show
give
help
work
If someone says, “What are you doing later?”, which is the best informal reply?
"I'll bring sandwiches."
“I haven’t got any plans.”
“I’m not so sure.”
“Nothing many.”
What question asks about someone’s first impressions of a new place?
“How about you?”
"How now?"
“How’s it going?”
“How are you finding it?”
Remember: What activity did Noelia plan with Vanya after work?
Seeing the local area by bike
Going shopping
Going scuba diving
Visiting a museum
Which phrase means you’re changing the topic?
“So, what’s new?”
“By the way…”
“How about you?”
"Absolutely!"
If your friend says “I miss the mountains,” you can reply:
“Nothing much.”
“Really? I didn’t know that!”
“I know what you mean.”
"That's a cool idea."
What could you say when you can’t think of anything new to say?
“Let me tell you about..."
“I don’t think so.”
“Nothing much.”
"Something amazing just happened!"
What does “Really? I didn’t know that!” express?
Agreement
Surprise and interest
Confusion
Anger
Which question is best to start friendly small talk?
“Would you be able to help?”
"Are you sure?"
“How’s it going?”
“Do you agree?”
Which phrase means “Wait a second while I remember”?
“By the way…”
“Anyway…”
“Let me think…”
"I don't think so..."
Complete the phrase: “Have you got a ______?”
help
minute
favour
banana
What does “I need a favour” mean?
I’m offering to help.
I need someone to help me.
I’m asking for permission.
I want to pay for a service
What phrase sounds polite when asking for help?
“You must help me!”
"Help me now! Ask questions later!"
“Do it for me, please.”
“I’m really sorry about this, but …”
What would you say if you can’t do a favour for someone?
“I would if I could, but I can’t.”
“Sorry, I don’t like doing favours.”
"I could if I would but I can't."
"I would do it... but I don't want to..."
