Chemist: Can I help you? Jane: Yes, I was looking for some antiseptic cream. Chemist: You’ll find some in the next aisle – the one

Parent: George, have you seen your bedroom? It looks like World War 3 in there! George: I cleaned it at the weekend. Parent: Cleaned it?

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