Keep it going
Your friend says, “I went to the movies last night.” Name one question you could ask.
“What movie did you see?” or “Did you like it?”
Your supervisor gives you a task, but you don't understand the directions. What should you do?
Ask your supervisor to repeat or explain the directions.
Someone says, “Good morning! How are you?” What could you say?
“I'm doing well, thank you! How are you?”
“Yesterday, I goed to work.”
Yesterday, I went to work.
In Toy Story, what is the name of the space ranger toy?
Buzz Light Year
Your coworker says, “I'm really excited for the weekend!” What is one response that keeps the conversation going?
“What are you planning to do?”
You finish your assigned work, but there is still time left in your shift. What could you do?
Ask your supervisor what else needs to be done.
You accidentally bump into someone in the hallway. What should you say?
“Sorry about that! Are you okay?”
Combine these sentences using AND: “I finished my task. I cleaned my area.”
I finished my work and cleaned my area.
In which board game do you buy properties and collect rent?
Monopoly
Someone says, “My favorite video game is Mario Kart.” Give a related comment AND a follow-up question.
“I like racing games, too! Which character do you usually play as?”
You accidentally make a mistake while completing a task. What should you do?
Tell your supervisor, take responsibility, and ask how to fix it.
A friend tells you, “I got a new job!” What could you say?
“Congratulations! That's exciting!” You could also ask where they will be working.
Fix the sentence: “I eated lunch and drinked water.”
I ate lunch and drank water.
What is the name of the princess Mario often tries to rescue?
Princess Peach
Your friend has been telling you about their vacation. Name two things you can do to show you're listening and keep the conversation going.
Make a relevant comment, ask a follow-up question, nod, or respond to something they shared.
A coworker is talking to you, but you need to get back to your task. What could you say?
“It was nice talking with you, but I need to get back to work.”
Someone asks you a question, but you didn't hear what they said. What should you say?
“Could you please repeat that? I didn't hear you.”
Combine these sentences using OR: “You can ask your supervisor. You can ask your coworker.”
You can ask your supervisor or your coworker.
Finish the quote “Just keep…”
Swimming!
You ask someone what they did over the weekend. They say, “I stayed home and watched TV.” Show how you could respond with a related comment and two follow-up questions without changing the topic.
“That sounds relaxing! What did you watch? Was it any good?”
Your coworker asks you to do something that you believe is unsafe. What should you do?
Explain your concern and speak with your supervisor before proceeding.
You want to join a conversation with two coworkers who are talking about a movie. What could you say?
“I've heard of that movie! What did you think of it?” or “Do you mind if I join the conversation?”
Fix the sentence: “Yesterday, I runned errands, buyed lunch, and seen my friend.”
Yesterday, I ran errands, bought lunch, and saw my friend.
Would you rather play Monopoly or Uno? EXPLAIN your answer
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