The document provides everyday English expressions for common social situations including greetings, farewells, and apologies. It then provides examples of conversations using these expressions with follow-up comments. Finally, it discusses prices and shopping terms in American and British English.

1. EVERYDAY ENGLISH LINA PAOLA ROSAS Z.

2. SOCIAL EXPRESSIONS 1 1 . Good morning! 2. Hello Jane! 3. How are you? 4. Have a good weekend! 5. Excuse me. 6. Thank you very much. 7. Hello I´m Elaine Paul. 8. Make yourself at home. 9. See you tomorrow! 10. Good night! 11. Bless you! 12. Cheers! Good morning! Hi, Peter! Fine, Thanks. Some to you! You´re welcome. Yes, Can I help you? Nice to meet you, Elaine. Thank you. That´s very nice of you. Bye! See you then. Sleep well! Same to you! Cheers!

3. MATCH A LINE IN a WITH A REPLY IN b AND A FURTHER COMMENT IN c 1. What a nice day it is today!_B_yes.__C__it´s beautiful, isn´t it? 2. How are you today?__B_ Fine, thanks. __C___How about you? 3. Did you have a nice weekend? __B__ Yes, we had a great time. ___C__ We went to the beach and did some shopping. 4. How do you like living in texas? __B__ I´m enjoying it.__C__ It was kind of strange at first, but i´m getting used to it. 5. Did you have a good flight?__B__ Yes, no problems.__C__ The plane was a little late, but it didn´t matter. 6. Did you watch the soccer game yesterday?___B__ No, i missed it. ___C__ What was the score? 7. What a beautiful coat you´re wearing! __B__ Thank you. __C__ I got in San Francisco last year.

4. COMPLETE THESE TIME EXPRESSIONS WITH at, on, in, or no preposition. Atj six o´clock. At last night On Monday morning. On Saturday on the weekend. On january 18. In the evening. In december. In the summer. In yesterday evening. In 1995. in two weeks ago. __ at

5. PRICES AND SHOPPING. AMERICAN ENGLISH BRITISH ENGLISH WRITTEN SPOKEN $1.00 a dollar 50ç fifty cents $1.99 a dollar ninety- nine $16.40 sixteen- fortyÑ/sixteen dollar and forty cents. WRITTEN SPOKEN E1 a pound 50p fifty p E1.99 one pound ninety-nine E16.40 sixteen pounds forty

6. ALL THE LINES IN a ANSWER THE QUESTION HOW ARE YOU? MATCH A LINE IN a WITH A LINE IN b. 1. I feel nervous. 2. I don´t feel very well. 3. I´m feeling a lot better, thanks. 4. I´m really excited. 5. I´m sick of this weather. 6. I´m really tired. 7. I´m kind of worried. 8. I feel really depressed ringt now. I have a test today. My grandfather´s going into the hospital for test. I have a lot more energy. I´m going on vacation to bangkok tomorrow. I think i´m getting the flu. I didn´t sleep very well last night. It´s so wet and miserable. Nothing´s going right in my life.

7. PAST, UP, DOWN, OVER, INTO(*2), OUT OF, ACROSS, THROUGH(*2). You go down the path, past the pond into the bridge, and through the gate. Then you go up the road. Take the path down the park and over the woods. When you come across the woods, just follow the path into the steps and out of the museum. It takes about five minutes or less.

8. COMPLETE THE SHORT ANSWERS. CONTINUE WITH A LINE FROM THE SPEECH BUBBLES BELOW. 1. A. Do you like jazz? B. no, i don´t i prefer rock´n´ roll. 2. A. Did you watch the world series on TV last night? B. yes, i do it was a great game. 3. A. Do you have change for a dollar? B. no, i´m sorry,i don´t have a penny on me. 4. A. Have you tried the new pizza place? B. yes, i do i went there last weekend with frank. 5. A. Are your parents pretty strict? B. yes, I suppose but they give me a lot of freedom, too. 6. A. Are you doing anything tonight? B. no, why? What are you doing?

9. A VISIT TO THE DOCTOR. ILLNESSES SYMPTOMS I have a cold. I have the flu. I twisted my ankle. I have diarrhea. I have a sore throat. I have food pasoning . I can´d stop sneezing, and my nose is runny. I have a temperature, my whole body aches, and i feel awful. It hurts when i walk on it. I keep going to the bathroom. My glands ore swollen, and it hurts when i swallow. I keep throwing up, and i have diarrhea.

10. PUT THE WORDS IN THE RIGHT ORDER FROM THE TELEPHONE CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE RECEPTIONIST AND GUEST. RECEPTIONIST: thank you calling the molokai Grand Hotel. Cayhy speaking. How can i help you? GUEST: reservation/make/like/a/i´d/to. I´d like to make a reservation. RECEPTIONIST: for what dates? GUEST: It´s for two nights, the thirteenth and fourteenth of this month. RECEPTIONIST: single/want/do/room/or/double/a/and/you/a. And do you wont a singlr or a double room? GUEST: A single. Non_ smoking if it´s available. RECEPTIONIST: OK. Yes, that´s fine. I have a room for you. And your name is Robert Palmer. What/you/can/tell/ the/ is/me/rate. Can you tell me what the rate is? RECEPTIONIST: yes that´s $150 a night. Would you like to guarantee your reservation with a credit card? GUEST: yes, sure. It´s a visa. 4929798306218849. RECEPTIONIST: thank you. Number/could/and/telephone/please/i/have/a. And could i have a telephone number please? GUEST: UH- HUH. It´s 954-915-0970. RECEPTIONIST: you´re all set. Mr. Palmer. Forward/look/seeing/on/you/we/to/thirteenth/the We look forwand to seeing you on the thirteen bye- bye. GUEST: thanks a lot. Good-bye.

11. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES IN a WITH SO, SUCH, SO MANY, OR SO MUCH. THEN MATCH THEM WITH THE SENTENCES IN b. A B 1. T heir house is such a mess! 2. There were so many people at the party! 3. I´m so hungry! 4. Jane and pete are such nice people! 5. I spent so much money this weekend! 6. A present! For me? That´s so sweet! 7. We had such a good time! 8. Princess is such a amart dog! I don´t know how they can live in it. There was nowhere to dance. I could eat a horse. But i can´t stand their kids. I don´t know where it all went. You really didn´t have to. Thank you so much for inviting us. She understands every word i say.

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