Everyday English Flashcards
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At A1, which phrase would you use to greet someone in the morning?
Answer: Good morning
"Good morning" is the standard morning greeting at A1.
Which B1 expression politely declines an invitation?
Answer: Sorry, I am afraid I cannot make it.
Polite refusals using "I am afraid" + negative are typical B1 social language.
What does the phrase "Can you give me a hand?" mean in everyday English?
Answer: Can you help me?
"Give someone a hand" is an idiomatic expression meaning to help.
At A2, which expression do you use when you do not understand something?
Answer: Could you repeat that, please?
"Could you repeat that?" is a basic communication strategy taught at A2.
Which phrase introduces an opinion in everyday B2 conversation?
Answer: In my view, ...
"In my view" is a standard opinion marker used at B2 level.
At C1, which everyday expression shows you are not entirely sure about something?
Answer: I am not entirely sure, but...
Hedging language like "I am not entirely sure" shows sophisticated pragmatic competence at C1.