Which item is a drink?, sugar, cookie, coffee, biscuit, Your friend asks, “Coffee or tea?” You want tea. What do you say?, Tea, please., No, it isn’t., Here you are., Sugar?, Someone offers you milk, but you don’t want any. What is the best reply?, Yes, please., Milk, please., Here you are., No, thanks., Which phrase does a host use when giving something to a guest?, What’s a cookie?, Here you are., No, thanks., Coffee, please., Which item is an extra for a drink in this lesson?, tea, cookie, sugar, coffee, You hear a word you don’t understand. Which sentence can you use?, Sorry, I don’t understand., Yes, please., Here you are., No, it isn’t., In American English, what do we usually call the sweet snack in this lesson?, sugar, biscuit, coffee, cookie, Which exchange is natural?, “Sugar?” → “Here you are.”, “A cookie?” → “Yes, please.”, “Coffee or tea?” → “No, it isn’t.”, “With milk?” → “It’s a cookie.”, Which word begins with the /k/ sound?, tea, milk, coffee, sugar, A friend visits your home. Which opening best fits the situation?, Welcome to my home!, What’s a biscuit?, No, thanks., With sugar?

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