P3 Oral Skills - Conversation Examples

Which phrase is more polite? "That dress is a bit old-fashioned" or "That dress is extremely old-fashioned".

"I want to take up badminton this summer". What does "take up" mean?

You have been talking to a new friend and it is time to go. Should you say... "It was nice meeting you. Let's talk again soon". or "I'm going now. Bye"

You have just met someone who you want to be friends with. Should you say... "Your food looks delicious. What are you having?" or "I am eating my lunch now."

I haven't seen an old friend in a long time. Should I say... "I haven't seen you in ages. How are things?" or "You hair is too long. I don't like it"

Your friend invites you to go to the English room at recess but you have so see a teacher. What is a polite way to say no?

Name a sport you play on a pitch?

"I want to give up swimming this year because I don't have a lot of time". What does "give up" mean?

"Fancy going for dinner tonight?" What does 'fancy' mean?

You want to ask your new friend what they are interested in. Should you say... "I like My Little Pony because it's the best and other cartoons are silly". or "What kind of TV shows do you like?"

Fill in the gaps... Let's meet at _______ in the ___________.

Name a sport you do in a rink?

I want to start a conversation with a brand new classmate. Should I say... "Hello, my name is..." or "What are you doing?"

Which phrase is better to describe Ocean Park? "It is packed." or "It is ancient."

Name a sport you play in a court?

Is this term positive or negative? "She is a good laugh".