You are sitting on a train. A person points to the empty seat next to you and asks, “Is anyone sitting here?” → Your response: __________, Your friend says, “I’m going to get some coffee. Do you want anything?” You don’t want anything. → Your response: __________, Someone asks, “Would you mind if I opened the window?” You’re completely fine with it. → Your response: __________, You are at a friend’s house. They say, “There’s some cake in the kitchen. You can have some.” → Your response: __________, You meet someone for the first time at a party. You introduce yourself and they tell you their name. → Your response: __________, You are talking to a stranger at a festival. You want to know if this is their first time there. → Your question: __________, Someone asks you, “Can I use your phone charger?” You’re happy for them to use it. → Your response: __________, You are having a conversation with a friend. They have just told you about their weekend. Now you want to ask about theirs. → Your question: __________, You’re talking to someone you’ve just met. You want to know whether they live in the area. → Your question: __________, You’re talking to a stranger in a café. You want to know if there is a good café nearby. → Your question: __________, Your friend asks you to help them carry some boxes. You agree. → Your response: __________, Someone says, “Thanks for helping me!” → Your response: __________, You’ve been talking to someone at a party for a while. You need to leave because your bus is coming in five minutes. → Your response: __________, You are at an event. You want to ask a stranger whether they are going to the after-party. → Your question: __________, Someone offers you another piece of cake. You want to politely accept. → Your response: __________, You are talking to a friend on Monday. You want to ask about their weekend. → Your question: __________, You’ve just met someone new and you want to ask what they do for work. You start with “I’m Anna, …” → Your response/question: __________, Someone asks, “Would it be OK if I sat here?” You are happy for them to sit there. → Your response: __________, You’ve been chatting with someone at a social event, but you now need to leave. You want to end the conversation politely. → Your response: __________, You meet a neighbour in the morning. You want to make a friendly comment about the beautiful weather. → Your opening: __________, Your friend says, “I watched that new series last night. Have you seen it?” You have seen it. Continue the conversation by asking them the same kind of question. → Your response: __________, You are talking to someone at a party. You want to know how long they have lived in the city. → Your question: __________, Someone says, “Sorry, I interrupted you. Please continue.” → Your response: __________, You’ve finished talking to someone you know, and you want to leave on a friendly note without giving a specific reason. → Your response: __________, You are talking to a stranger at a concert. You want to ask whether they are going to another concert in the same place next week. → Your question: __________, Someone asks you, “How was your holiday?” You answer briefly and then want to ask about theirs. → Your response: __________, You are talking to someone on the train. Suddenly you see your stop approaching. You need to leave immediately. → Your response: __________

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