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    This document provides examples of common English expressions for social interactions. [1] It includes 10 expressions to respond to with the appropriate matching expression, such as "bless you" for "Atchoo!". [2] It then provides 10 additional sentence prompts for students to practice responding with the correct social expression, such as responding "good luck" to "I’ve got a job interview today.". [3] The purpose is to help intermediate English learners practice commonly used polite expressions in social situations.

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    This document provides examples of common English expressions for social interactions. [1] It includes 10 expressions to respond to with the appropriate matching expression, such as "bless you" for "Atchoo!". [2] It then provides 10 additional sentence prompts for students to practice responding with the correct social expression, such as responding "good luck" to "I’ve got a job interview today.". [3] The purpose is to help intermediate English learners practice commonly used polite expressions in social situations.

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    Common Expressions Part 1 American English Student

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    This document provides examples of common English expressions for social interactions. [1] It includes 10 expressions to respond to with the appropriate matching expression, such as "bless you" for "Atchoo!". [2] It then provides 10 additional sentence prompts for students to practice responding with the correct social expression, such as responding "good luck" to "I’ve got a job interview today.". [3] The purpose is to help intermediate English learners practice commonly used polite expressions in social situations.

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT

    GENERAL ENGLISH · PRACTICAL ENGLISH · INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    COMMON
    EXPRESSIONS
    - PART 1
    QrrkoD Scan to review worksheet

    Expemo code:
    1A43-8418-9U2F

    1 Social expressions
    (apropiet)
    Respond to the following sentences with an appropriate expression. Listen and check your answers,
    repeating the expressions with the correct pronunciation and intonation.
    !salud¡, !jesus¡ (pronuncieinchon) (intoneichon)
    Audio Be careful (bi querfol) Bless you Cheers Congratulations Good luck
    ten cuidado bien, hurra, viva
    Help yourself Here you are My condolences Never mind Same to you
    servirce ya estas aqui no te preocupes igualmente
    olvidalo yo tambien
    1. I have an important exam tomorrow. Good luck ! no importa (sem tu iu)
    2. Atchoo! Bless you .
    3. Cheers! Cheers !
    conducir
    manejar
    4. I must drive home now, but I am very tired. be careful !
    (draiv)
    5. I don’t think we’ll have time to stop there. never mind .
    6. Can I take another chocolate? help yourself .
    7. Have a good weekend. Congratulation .
    8. Could you pass me the salt, please? Help yourself .
    9. My aunt died today. my condolences .
    10. I’ve passed my driving test! congratulation !

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT
    INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    COMMON EXPRESSIONS - PART 1

    2 Practice

    In pairs, take turns to read and respond to the sentences below:

    1. I’ve got a new job!


    2. Cheers!
    3. This road is very dangerous.
    4. If we stop to go sightseeing we will be late to our destination.
    5. Can I have another apple?
    6. Can I borrow your pen for a minute?
    7. Have a nice summer vacation.
    8. My grandmother died yesterday.
    9. I’ve got a job interview today.
    10. Atchoo!

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