Business Social English Test by Mariusz | Dec 29, 2019 Welcome to your Business Social English TestIt is very important to know how to behave in any social situation. This test checks how good is your social English in a business environment. 1. How are you? How do you do? It’s a pleasure. The same to you. Very well, thank you, and you? 2. How do you do? Very well, thank you. How do you do? Thanks, I’m fine. And you? I do very well today. 3. It was very nice of you to meet me. It’s a pleasure. Not a problem. Why not? That’s all right 4. Do you mind if I smoke? Yes, not a problem. No, of course not. Thank you very much. So do I. 5. Oh, sorry. I didn’t mean it. The same to you. Excuse me, please. That’s all right. Let’s forget about it. 6. It looks like rain. No, please. It’s a pleasure. Oh, I hope not No, not at all 7. Do come in! Thank you You’re welcome. Very well, thank you. So do I 8. Have a nice weekend! Yes, certainly. The same to you. No, of course not. Very nice, thanks. 9. You’re checking in at the airport. Ask for a seat near a window. Are the seats near the window? Please a seat near the window. Could I have a seat near a window, please? I want a seat next to a window. 10. You talk with a business partner who speaks English better than you. You didn’t understand what he said. Ask him to repeat. Excuse me? Could you repeat, please? Excuse me, I don’t hear you. Pardon you sir. Say that again. Well done! You are doing great! Keep up the good work! 11. You need to change $50 at the exchange office. Do you have change for $50? I need change $50. Can I change $50, please? Is there a change for $50? 12. You are going on a business trip. You want to book a room in a hotel. I like a single room, please. How much is a single room? Is a single room empty in the hotel? I’d like to book a single room for one night, please? 13. You are in a restaurant. You have just finished eating. Ask a waiter to bring a bill. Waiter, we want to pay. Could I have a bill, please? We are in a hurry. We’ve finished now; bring us a bill, please. How much is it? 14. You are in an unknown town. Ask for the way to the station. How can I get to the station from here? Could I have the way to the station, please? What is the road to the station, please? Do you know the place of the station, sir? 15. You don’t feel well. Phone a doctor and arrange a meeting. I need to see the doctor. I want to arrange a meeting with the doctor, please. Is it possible to go to the doctor? Could I make an appointment to see the doctor? 16. You are in a shop. You want to know the price of something. How much is it? How expensive is it? Does it cost expensive? How much it costs. 17. You are in a clothes shop. You want to see if the trousers suit you. May I try them in? Is it possible to try them in the shop? Can I try them on? Could I wear them for a short time, please? 18. Can you prepare the accounts for next week? Sorry, it’s not possible. Thank you very much. Well, I really need some more time. It’s a pleasure. 19. Is next Friday suitable? Not completely, I’m afraid. Sorry, it’s not possible. Yes, Friday suits me fine. It’s a pleasure. 20. Thank you very much. Not a problem. It was nice. No problem. Don’t talk about it. It was a pleasure. Don’t mention it. Pleased to have been able to help. Well done! You're almost there! 21. You’re at the airport checking in. The airline steward says something about your flight being delayed, but you don’t understand her. What could you say? Sorry, could you repeat? What did you say? Could you say that again, please? I didn’t hear well, sir. 22. You’re at a restaurant. The waiter has brought you chicken but you asked for steak. What do you say to the waiter? Excuse me, I ordered steak, not chicken. Excuse me, I don’t want this chicken. I didn’t ask chicken, I asked steak. There is an error in this order! 23. You’re staying at a hotel, and you have to get up at 7:15 the next morning. What do you say to the receptionist? Could you wake me up at 7:15 tomorrow, please? Call me at 7:15 tomorrow. Can you call me tomorrow at 7:15, please? I need to wake up at 7:15 tomorrow. 24. You phone a supplier. His assistant, who you’re never spoken to before, answers and says he’s out. What could you say to her? Can you tell him I call back later? Can I leave a message? Oh no! Where is he? Tell him that I call back soon. 25. You bought some jeans yesterday but when you got home you saw the zip was broken. You take them back the next day. What do you say to the shop assistant? Give me back my money I’d like my money back, please. Could I have back my money, please? I need another pair of jeans, please. Time is Up! Time's upTHE ENDŚwietnie! Lekcja ukończona!Pamiętaj, żeby dodać lekcję do zrobionych. W ten sposób zapiszesz lekcję w swojej historii nauki. DODAJ LEKCJĘ DO ZROBIONYCH