Basic English Phrases
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What is a common way to greet someone in English?

  • Goodbye
  • Thank you
  • Excuse me
  • Hello (correct)

    • What is the opposite of 'Happy' in English?

  • Sad (correct)
  • Angry
  • Great
  • Upset

    • What is a common fruit in English?

  • Apple (correct)
  • Car
  • House
  • Book

    • What is a simple sentence structure in English?

    <p>I [verb]</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common conversation starter in English?

    <p>What's your favorite food?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a way to ask for someone's name in English?

    <p>What's your name?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do you say to someone when you meet them for the first time?

    <p>What's your name?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do you say to someone when you want to say goodbye?

    <p>Goodbye</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common way to ask for someone's phone number?

    <p>Can I have your phone number?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do you say to someone when you want to thank them?

    <p>Thank you</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common way to ask for someone's age?

    <p>How old are you?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Basic Phrases

    • Greetings:
      • Hello: Hello, Hi, Good morning/afternoon/evening
      • Goodbye: Goodbye, Bye, See you later
    • Introductions:
      • What's your name?: What's your name?
      • My name is: My name is [name]
    • Basic questions:
      • How are you?: How are you?
      • I'm fine, thank you: I'm fine, thank you

    Common Expressions

    • Thank you: Thank you, Thanks
    • Please: Please, Pls
    • Excuse me/Sorry: Excuse me, Sorry
    • Yes/No: Yes, No
    • Basic emotions:
      • Happy: Happy, Great, Fine
      • Sad: Sad, Unhappy, Bad
      • Angry: Angry, Upset, Mad

    Everyday Vocabulary

    • Food:
      • Fruits: Apple, Banana, Orange
      • Drinks: Water, Juice, Tea
      • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    • Family:
      • Mother: Mum, Mom
      • Father: Dad
      • Brother/Sister: Brother, Sister
    • Common objects:
      • Pen: Pen
      • Book: Book
      • Chair: Chair

    Basic Sentence Structures

    • Simple sentences:
      • I [verb]: I eat, I go, I like
      • [Subject] [verb]: He eats, She goes, They like
    • Questions:
      • Yes/No questions: Is it..., Are you..., Do you...
      • Wh- questions: What is..., Where is..., When is...

    Simple Conversations

    • Basic conversations:
      • Introducing yourself: "What's your name?", "My name is [name]."
      • Asking for information: "Where are you from?", "I'm from [country]."
      • Making simple requests: "Can I have [something]?", "Here you are."
    • Common conversation starters:
      • How are you?
      • What's your favorite [food/color/hobby]?
      • Where are you from?

    Basic Phrases

    • Greetings include:
      • Hello (Hello, Hi, Good morning/afternoon/evening)
      • Goodbye (Goodbye, Bye, See you later)
    • Introductions involve:
      • Asking for someone's name (What's your name?)
      • Responding with your own name (My name is [name])

    Common Expressions

    • Polite expressions include:
      • Thanking someone (Thank you, Thanks)
      • Making a request (Please, Pls)
      • Apologizing (Excuse me, Sorry)
    • Basic responses include:
      • Affirming (Yes, No)
      • Expressing emotions:
        • Happiness (Happy, Great, Fine)
        • Sadness (Sad, Unhappy, Bad)
        • Anger (Angry, Upset, Mad)

    Everyday Vocabulary

    • Food vocabulary includes:
      • Fruits (Apple, Banana, Orange)
      • Drinks (Water, Juice, Tea)
      • Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
    • Family members include:
      • Mother (Mum, Mom)
      • Father (Dad)
      • Siblings (Brother, Sister)
    • Common objects include:
      • Writing tools (Pen)
      • Reading materials (Book)
      • Furniture (Chair)

    Basic Sentence Structures

    • Simple sentences follow the format:
      • I [verb] (I eat, I go, I like)
      • [Subject] [verb] (He eats, She goes, They like)
    • Question structures include:
      • Yes/No questions (Is it..., Are you..., Do you...)
      • Wh- questions (What is..., Where is..., When is...)

    Simple Conversations

    • Basic conversations involve:
      • Introducing oneself (What's your name?, My name is [name].)
      • Asking for information (Where are you from?, I'm from [country].)
      • Making simple requests (Can I have [something]?, Here you are.)
    • Common conversation starters include:
      • Asking about someone's well-being (How are you?)
      • Inquiring about favorites (What's your favorite [food/color/hobby]?)
      • Asking about someone's origin (Where are you from?)

    Basic Phrases

    • Greetings include:
      • Hello, Hi, Good morning/afternoon/evening
      • Goodbye, Bye, See you later
    • Introductions consist of:
      • Asking "What's your name?"
      • Responding with "My name is [name]"
    • Basic questions and responses include:
      • Asking "How are you?"
      • Responding with "I'm fine, thank you"

    Common Expressions

    • Expressing gratitude:
      • Saying "Thank you" or "Thanks"
    • Making requests:
      • Saying "Please" or "Pls"
    • Apologizing or getting attention:
      • Saying "Excuse me" or "Sorry"
    • Responding to questions:
      • Saying "Yes" or "No"
    • Expressing basic emotions:
      • Feeling happy, great, or fine
      • Feeling sad, unhappy, or bad
      • Feeling angry, upset, or mad

    Everyday Vocabulary

    • Fruits:
      • Apple
      • Banana
      • Orange
    • Drinks:
      • Water
      • Juice
      • Tea
    • Meals:
      • Breakfast
      • Lunch
      • Dinner
    • Family members:
      • Mother (Mum or Mom)
      • Father (Dad)
      • Brother or Sister
    • Common objects:
      • Pen
      • Book
      • Chair

    Basic Sentence Structures

    • Simple sentences:
      • Using "I" with a verb (e.g. "I eat", "I go", "I like")
      • Using a subject with a verb (e.g. "He eats", "She goes", "They like")
    • Questions:
      • Yes/No questions (e.g. "Is it...", "Are you...", "Do you...")
      • Wh- questions (e.g. "What is...", "Where is...", "When is...")

    Simple Conversations

    • Basic conversations:
      • Introducing yourself (e.g. "What's your name?", "My name is [name].")
      • Asking for information (e.g. "Where are you from?", "I'm from [country].")
      • Making simple requests (e.g. "Can I have [something]?", "Here you are.")
    • Common conversation starters:
      • Asking "How are you?"
      • Asking about favorite things (e.g. "What's your favorite [food/color/hobby]?")
      • Asking about someone's origin (e.g. "Where are you from?")

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