ANNIE: Sorry. I got lost. Could you tell me where the office is again, please? RECEPTIONIST: Yes, of course. So, first go up the stairs

Josh: Hi. Kelly: Hi, I’m Kelly. What’s your name? Josh: I’m Josh. Nice to meet you. Kelly: Nice to meet you too. Josh: So, are

Tourist information: Hi, how can I help you? Natalie: Hi. I’ve just got in and I was wondering if you could recommend anything to see.

Common phrases to ask how someone is:   What’s up? What’s new? What have you been up to lately? How’s it going? How are things?

Assistant: Good afternoon, can I help you? Betty: Yes, I was looking for a pair of trousers. Assistant: What waist size are you? Betty: 28.

ANNIE: Excuse me. Can you tell me where the reception is? PERSON: It’s over there, by the trees. Can you see the doors? And the

Customs Officer: Welcome to the United States. May I see your passport, please? Petra: Yes, here you go. Customs Officer: Where are you coming from?

What do you usually eat for dinner? What do you think people in other countries eat? That’s what husband and wife team Peter Menzel (a

Sam: Ok. Let’s play a game. Geoff: Ok. Sam: Right, it goes like this. I describe something, and you have to guess what it is.

MANAGER: What seems to be the problem? LEO: Yes, I’d like to make a complaint. I have this clock. It was bought in this shop.