Everyday English: Practical Phrases

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Froggy Jumps Everyday English: Practical PhrasesOnline version English quiz on common phrases by Indah 1 1. Someone says, “How have you been?” a It’s at eight. b I’ve been doing well. c I’m at school. 2 2. You need to know the room for a meeting. a What room does the meeting do? b How room is the meeting? c Which room is the meeting in? 3 3. Your friend keeps missing deadlines. a You should make more deadlines. b You should manage your time better. c You should follow the deadlines. 4 4. You meet your friend’s parents for the first time. a Nice to see you again. b Good to see you back. c Nice to meet you. 5 5. “Could you tell me how to get to the station?” What information is being asked for? a Direction b Price c Schedule 6 6. Your friend says, “I can’t concentrate while studying.” a Why don’t you stop concentrating? b Why don’t you study somewhere quieter? c Why don’t you study more loudly? 7 7. Your teacher says, “It’s been a while. How are you?” a I’m going to the library. b I was there yesterday. c I’m doing well, thank you. 8 8. You want to know whether an event is still happening. a Does the event still go? b Is the event still do? c Is the event still on? 9 9. Your friend wants to improve their speaking skills. a You could join an English-speaking club. b You could join an English-speaking book. c You could join an English-speaking test. 10 10. Which response best fits: “What brings you here?” a It’s near the school meeting. b I’m here for the school meeting. c I should attend the school meeting. 11 11. You want to know the deadline for an assignment. a When is the assignment due? b Who is the assignment due? c Where is the assignment due? 12 12. Your friend says, “I’m thinking about joining the competition.” You want to give advice. a If I were you, I’d know the competition. b If I were you, I’d ask where it is. c If I were you, I’d give it a try. 13 13. Which greeting is best for a formal meeting? a Hey, everyone! b Good morning, everyone. c What’s up, everyone? 14 14. “Do you happen to know where the cafeteria is?” What does the speaker want? a Advice about food b Information about a location c Information about a schedule 15 15. Your friend is overwhelmed with assignments. a You might want to postpone all the assignments first. b You might want to increase the assignments first. c You might want to prioritize the urgent ones first. 16 16. Someone says, “Thanks for your help.” a You’re welcome. b You should be welcome. c You are helping. 17 17. You want to know why a class has been cancelled. a Where was the class cancelled? b When was the class cancelled? c Why was the class cancelled? 18 18. Your friend says, “I’m not sure whether I should apologize.” a I think you can’t. b I think you should. c I think you are. 19 19. Which response is least appropriate after “Nice to meet you”? a It’s a pleasure to meet you too. b I’m fine, thank you. c Nice to meet you too. 20 20. You want more information about a school trip. Which question is the most useful? a What should I bring for the trip? b What do you trip? c What is the trip?

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1. Someone says, “How have you been?”

2. You need to know the room for a meeting.

3. Your friend keeps missing deadlines.

4. You meet your friend’s parents for the first time.

5. “Could you tell me how to get to the station?” What information is being asked for?

6. Your friend says, “I can’t concentrate while studying.”

7. Your teacher says, “It’s been a while. How are you?”

8. You want to know whether an event is still happening.

9. Your friend wants to improve their speaking skills.

10. Which response best fits: “What brings you here?”

11. You want to know the deadline for an assignment.

12. Your friend says, “I’m thinking about joining the competition.” You want to give advice.

13. Which greeting is best for a formal meeting?

14. “Do you happen to know where the cafeteria is?” What does the speaker want?

15. Your friend is overwhelmed with assignments.

16. Someone says, “Thanks for your help.”

17. You want to know why a class has been cancelled.

18. Your friend says, “I’m not sure whether I should apologize.”

19. Which response is least appropriate after “Nice to meet you”?

20. You want more information about a school trip. Which question is the most useful?