Your sister helped you with your homework. What should you say?, You're welcome., Thanks a lot., Sorry, dear sister., You are trying to get the attention of the store clerk. What should you say?, Hello. Excuse me., Hey you!, Pssst, hey!, Your bestfriend thanked you for the souvenir you gave her. What should you say?, Don't mention it., I wish I kept it for myself., Whatever!, A student in front of you holds the door open as you enter the library. What should you say?, Don't mention it., Thanks, weirdo., Thank you very much., You want someone to pass the salt to you. The salt is at the far end of the table. What should you say?, Get it now., Hey, get it now!, Please pass the salt., Your cousin shares his sandwich with you. What should you say?, Thank you., Ewww, cousin., Excuse me!, You saw the principal before the morning prayer. What should you say?, Hello, Fr. Principal., Good afternoon, Fr. Principal., Good morning, Fr. Principal., You wanted to go to the comfort room while class is still on going. What should you say?, I should go out., Can I go out?, May I go out?, A friend apologized to you because he stepped on your foot. What should you say?, It's okay., You're welcome., Not at all., You meet your teacher for your afternoon session with her. What should you say?, Hello., Good night, teacher., Good afternoon, teacher.

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