Store Stops
Shop Talk
Family Members
Greetings & Farewells
Modal Auxiliaries
100
A place to buy food:
Grocery store.
100
Where do people buy things?
A shop.
100
Who is your mother's husband?
Your father.
100
A common morning greeting.:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/GettyImages-537436868-58e097d93df78c5162fcf65e.jpg)
Good morning!
100
How would you politely ask your teacher to repeat something?
Could you repeat, please?
200
A place to buy electronic devices:
Electronics store.
200
What do people do to find out the price of an item?
They ask for the price.
200
Who is your grandmother's daughter-in-law?
Your mother.
200
A standard greeting for the afternoon.
Good afternoon!
200
You require to use the restroom during class. What would you say?
May I go to the restroom?
300
A place to buy books:
Bookstore.
300
What do people give to the cashier when they buy something?
Money.
300
Who is your aunt's child?
Your cousin.
300
A common evening greeting.
Good evening!
300
You need a pencil. How would you ask to borrow one from a classmate?
May I borrow your pencil?
400
A place to buy medicine:
Pharmacy.
400
What do people often do to an item before they buy it?
They look at it.
400
Who is your niece's mother?
Your sister or brother.
400
A farewell expressing hope for a future meeting.
See you soon!
400
How would you cordially ask for permission to enter a room? :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/nick-prior-56a563cf5f9b58b7d0dca1ba.jpg)
May I come in?
500
A place to buy clothes:
Clothing store.
500
What can people do if they're not happy with their purchase?
They return it.
500
Who is your cousin's parent?:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/iStock-1173344502-3c46311dabbe42fc933c093adf9fdf8a.jpg)
Your aunt or uncle.
500
A farewell implying a desire to stay in touch. 
Keep in touch!
500
Someone asks, "Can you answer the question number three?" What is this person asking?
If you are able to answer the question number three.