Meet and Greet
You meet someone new. Ask for their name.
What’s your name?
The teacher explains something. It is clear to you now. What do you say?
I understand.
You cannot do an activity alone. Tell the teacher that you need assistance.
I need help.
Name a food, activity, or thing you enjoy.
I like…
You are leaving, but you will see your friend again soon. Say goodbye.
See you later.
Tell your new classmate your name.
My name is…
The teacher explains something. You are confused. What do you say?
I don’t understand.
Ask a classmate to help you with an activity.
Can you help me?
Name a food, activity, or thing you do not enjoy.
I don’t like…
Someone asks a question. You do not know the answer.
I don’t know.
Ask a friend how they feel today.
How are you?
Point to an object you cannot name. Ask what it is.
What is this?
You did not hear what someone said. Ask them to say it again.
Can you repeat that?
Your friend says, “English is fun!” You have the same opinion.
I agree.
Your friend says, “I have ten dogs!” Show surprise with one word.
Really?
Your friend asks, “How are you?” You feel good. Answer.
I’m fine/good. Thank you.
You hear the word “hungry.” Ask for its meaning.
What does “hungry” mean?
Someone is speaking too fast. Ask them to slow down.
Can you speak more slowly?
Your friend says, “All homework is fun!” You have a different opinion.
I don’t agree.
Your friend says, “I don’t like pizza.” Ask for the reason in one word.
Why?
Your friend asks how you are. You answer. Now ask the same question back using a short expression.
What about you?
You know a word in your home language but not in English. Ask how to say it.
How do you say ___ in English?
Ask your teacher for permission to get some water.
May I get some water?
Give your opinion about a movie, game, or class. Begin with two words that introduce your opinion.
I think…
You think you know the answer, but you might be wrong. Say that you are uncertain.
I’m not sure.