Polite Requests & Offers
A: What do you want for dinner?
B: “_ _ _ _ _. Whatever you choose.”
"Anything is fine" "I don't mind" "Anything is okay"
Continue the conversation: “I like Bangkok very much. And what about you, Sam? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _?”
Ask a short, natural question about his feelings.
How do you find it? / How do you like it?
Note: How do you find…? = ความเห็น/ความรู้สึก
A: You’ve been typing for hours. Take a break.
B: “I wish I could, but _ _ _ _ this report by noon.”
I’ve got to finish / I have to finish
A: I overslept again!
B: “Maybe your alarm is old. _ _ _ _ a new one.”
You should buy
A: The manager hasn’t emailed yet.
B: “Relax. They’re still reviewing. By tomorrow they _ _ _ _ _ a decision.”
will have made (future perfect)
A: Excuse me, I’m lost in this office… _ _ _ _ _ where the meeting room is?
(Write a very polite request )
"Could you tell me …?" or "Would you mind telling me…?" "I was wonder if you could tell me
extra polite (ทางการ/สุภาพมาก)
Start a friendly check-in when you see someone after an interview: “Hi, Jane. _ _ _ _ _?”
(ask about how it went)
How did it go?
Note: Use for results/experience of an event
A: I’m buried in tasks today.
B: Same here! I’m _ _ _ _ _ in work.
up to my neck
A: I’m not sure about the plan.
B: “Don’t worry. We’ll _ _ _ _ it step by step.”
figure out
A: I can’t log in again.
B: “If the system _____ one more time, I’ll call IT support.”
fails / crashes (first conditional)
Note: If + present, will + base
Your friend looks busy. Offer help using a natural English phrase.
Do you need a hand? / Can I give you a hand?
Note: a hand = ความช่วยเหลือ
A: I really enjoy Phuket. How about you?
B: _____ The beaches are amazing.
(Show agreement)
"Me too" or "So do I"
Explain a late arrival because your alarm failed. Use a natural excuse.
My clock didn’t go off.
Note: go off (alarm) = ดัง