Language Functions - جامعة المستنصرية
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University of Mustansiriyah
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This document contains exercises to practice language functions in English. It's part of a course at the Continuing Education Center, University of Mustansiriya in Iraq.
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الجامعة المســــتنصرية مركز التعليم المســــتمر شــــعبة التـــدريـــب دورة كفاءة اللغة االنجليزية Language functions Speaker 1: I suggest we go to London? Speaker 2: I don`t think I can. To condemn To agree To refuse...
الجامعة المســــتنصرية مركز التعليم المســــتمر شــــعبة التـــدريـــب دورة كفاءة اللغة االنجليزية Language functions Speaker 1: I suggest we go to London? Speaker 2: I don`t think I can. To condemn To agree To refuse To argue Speaker A: it feels like Spring today! Speaker B: really? It feels humid. To disagree To confirm To mitigate To excuse Speaker A: prepare your ID cards and fasten seat belts. Speaker B: All right. To intimidate To inform To disagree To claim Speaker 1: We are winning the sixth war, long live the king. Speaker 2: Long live the king! To agree To celebrate To take leave To excuse Room partner: do I have to clean the room twice a day? Speaker 2: It has never been my mess! To protest To mitigate To agree To celebrate Police officer: Car registration papers please! Driver: All right Sir. To disagree To order To inform To take leave Speaker A: I don`t want to see you now, get off! To agree To refuse To dismiss To claim Player A: you had the worst performance today. Player B: Yea it wasn`t actually me. To blame To order To celebrate To thank Speaker : I need to hurry up to my aunt now, it was a nice session. To agree To blame To take leave To celebrate Mother: I haven’t seen my pet since the last weekend! Kids: We will search for it. To intimidate To celebrate To apologize To volunteer Coach: I expect a better performance. Player: I’m doing my best. To excuse To mourn To encourage To inform Coach: I expect a better performance. Player: I’m doing my best. To excuse To mourn To encourage To inform Teacher: Keep your marks high. Student: I will do my best. To promise To fear To inform To claim Sargent: regroup now! Soldier: coming Sir. To express fear To confirm To inform To describe Mother: get back before dark, otherwise your dad will get angry. Son: Ok mom I will for sure. To threaten To volunteer To inform To claim Speaker: Listen to me all please, my new baby`s name will be Marry. To announce To condemn To protest To claim Ali: Ahmed, I want you to meet Sameer, Sameer this is Ahmed. Sameer: Nice to meet you. Ahmed: Nice to meet you too. To express anger To take leave To volunteer To introduce Speaker 1: Long time no see dad! Speaker 2: Welcome back my dear son. To welcome To inform To agree To refuse Speaker A: What time is it? Speaker B: 9 pm To agree To ask To condemn To disagree Speaker A: Your shoes are full of mud! Speaker B: it is muddy outside. To welcome To agree To inform To condemn Speaker 1: Go fast, you will be late! Speaker 2: I will. To advise To punish To express fear To volunteer Speaker 1: Do not lose the ball to the opponent. Speaker 2: I am doing my best. To question To argue To inform To claim Speaker A: I feel so bored. Speaker B:Let`s go to the movies. To suggest To urge To condemn To blame Speaker A: I am very sick. Speaker B: I wish you soon feel better. To announce To condemn To protest To wish Speaker A: He is late for school! Speaker B: Let`s give him a ride. To suggest To blame To assure To confirm Speaker A: What are you doing here? Speaker B: None of your business! To inform To express offense To protest To wish Employee: I am quitting this job Director: Request denied. To express anger To take leave To volunteer To deny Speaker A: If you touch my kid I will call the police. Speaker B: Come on, I am joking. To threaten To refuse To assure To claim Speaker A: My father has just died. Speaker B: I am sorry to hear that. To express joy To express fear To express condolence To agree Speaker A: I am from Iraq Speaker B: Me too, I am very glad to hear that. To fear To show solidarity To threaten To refuse Teacher: you are all present today, right? Students: Yes Sir. To confirm To express anger To take leave To volunteer Speaker A: Hi dear, How are you? Speaker B: I am fine thanks. To threaten To refuse To assure To welcome Player A: it is so hot today. Player B: I believe that too. To agree To threaten To refuse To remind