Talking about physical appearance.
Asking about Physical Appearance.
What does he look like?
Is he tall?
Is she short
Is he medium height?
Does she have shoulder-length hair?
What did she look like the last time you saw her?
Did she have fair skin?
Was she blond?
Describing Physical Appearance.
He's muscular.
His eyes are blue.
She has short, wavy, blond hair and bangs.
She was a bit overweight two years ago.
A few years ago his hair was brown.
She had tanned skin.
He had a beard.
Expressing Surprise.
Wow! He looks so different.
I didn't recognize her.
He has changed a lot!
Giving an opinion about a crime.
Asking about the latest crime news.
Have you heard any news update about ?
Is there any news update on ?
Asking for an opinion.
What sentence do you think he’s going to get?
Do you have any thoughts on ?
What is your view on ?
Wouldn’t you say?
What do you think?
Giving an opinion.
I think/ I believe.
I’d say.
In my opinion.
If you ask me.
From my point of view.
The way I see it.
Well, I figure that.
Agreeing.
Totally!
I feel the same.
That’s a good point.
You’re absolutely right.
No doubt about it.
Disagreeing .
No way!
Absolutely not.
That’s not true.
That’s not the way I see it.
I don’t think so.
Settling an argument.
If you say so.
Whatever you say.
Let’s just move on, shall we?
Let’s drop it.
I think we’re going to have to agree to disagree
Asking for approval.
I’m sorry.
I can’t approve that.
Could you approve that, sir?
Do you mind if I revise the draft of the Letter of Agreement?
Could you approve buying a new printer?
Do you have any objection to the proposed new office layout?
Does the sales target meet your approval?
Asking for approval?
Giving approval.
Go ahead.
Sure.
It’s OK.
Of course.
Certainly you can.
That seems perfectly acceptable.
I see no reason to oppose his plan.
I find it quite acceptable.
Go ahead. I’ve no objection to the revised layout.
Your plan to upgrade your qualifications has my full support.
I think we can/should give it our full approval.
Actually there’s a similar program by distance learning.
Expressing disapproval.
I’m sorry.
I can’t approve that.
I really can’t approve buying a new printer right now.
I don’t have the authority to approve that much.
I’m afraid I can’t let you borrow more books.
I’m sorry, that’s not allowed.
Sorry, out of the question.
Expressing willingness under certain conditions
I don’t mind the increase, as long as the maintenance improves.
I don’t see why not, as long as the maintenance gets better
I’d be happy to pay more, as long as the maintenance improves.
Why not, as long as they can benefit from it.
No problem, if there will be a better maintenance.
I see no objection, if the maintenance improves.
Very well, if you can improve it.
I don’t see why not, but your maintenance should be improved.
I see no objection, but this report must be submitted by three o’clock today.
I’d be happy to, but we should consult with our manager first.
I don’t mind, but we should lower the interest rate.
OK, but they should take care of the expenses.
I’d be happy to send a repairman as long as/if you’ll let them in.
I’d be happy to send a repairman but they say you won’t let people in easily.
I’ll send someone to fix it but they say you won’t just let people in.
Naturally I’ll send someone, as long as you’ll let him in
Naturally I’ll send someone, but they say you won’t just let people in.
Expressing willingness.
’m not sure I can just let him in, actually. It’s a matter of business security.
Well, to be frank, I don’t think I can just let someone in.
I’d like to, but we have to limit the access to our office.
I’m not too keen on just letting someone in.
I have reservations about just letting someone in.
Well, I’m rather reluctant to just let someone in.
Well, I prefer not to just let someone in.
Vocabulary.
Listen and repeat.
chirping.
creature.
howling.
enormous.
beast.
tomb.
treasure.
terrifying.
disappeared.
mysterious.
museum.
Asking about someone’s interest.
What are you interested in?
What are your interests?
Are you interested in manufacturing companies?
I wonder if you have any interest in manufacturing companies.
Do you have any interest in manufacturing companies?
Do you share his interest in manufacturing companies?
Do you take interest in manufacturing companies?
Do you have the passion for manufacturing companies?
Saying that you are interested.
Well, my particular interest is reading English newspaper.
I’m interested in reading English newspaper.
Reading English newspaper interest me a great deal.
I have some interest in reading English newspaper.
My main interest is reading English newspaper.
I find reading English newspaper quite interesting.
Reading English newspaper have always interested me.
I have a passion for reading English newspaper.
Saying that you are not interested.
As far as I’m concerned, I find them rather uninteresting.
I’m not very interested in them.
I don’t find them very interesting.
Actually, I don’t have any interest in them.
I’m not keen on them.
I’m afraid stocks just aren’t my cup of tea.
Vocabulary.
Listen and repeat.
archaeology.
archaeologist.
bracelets.
guard.
mask.
mummy.
statues.
throne.
tomb.
mysterious creatures.
beast.
blood.
disappeared.
exist.
imaginary.
prove.
unexplained.
unusual.
Expressing optimism.
I’m sure it will work well.
I’m very optimistic.
I’m positive about it.
This is bound to be successful.
Things will work out all right.
I don’t see how this new scheme can fail.
I have every confidence in this policy.
I feel quite sure that the sales will increase next month.
I anticipate success in this coming trade expo.
Expressing pessimism.
I doubt we can adopt the new system
I’m not sure it will be easy to apply.
I’m still rather doubtful about it.
I’m fairly pessimistic about its implementation.
I don’t hold much hope for that.
Our superior is bound not to agree to the idea.
I have to say I’m not all that optimistic about it.
There’s a slim chance that it can be done.
Can’t be done.
Fat chance!
This is the vocabulary list: build a den.
climb a tree.
make a snowman.
fly a kite.
catch a fish.
swim in the ocean.
watch the sunrise.
go stargazing.
Expressing concern.
• Is something bothering you?
• What’s wrong?
Expressing disbelief.
• Seriously?
• You’re just joking, aren’t you?
• Are you pulling my leg?
Asking how something happened.
• How could that happen?
• What has actually happened?
Expressing approval.
• That’s a great idea!
• Terrific!
• Awesome!
• Great!
• You have my full support!
Agreeing to an opinion.
• I totally agree with you.
• I agree entirely.
• Absolutely!
• Definitely!
Giving encouragement
• Give it a try!
• Give it a shot!
Asking about the latest crime news.
• Have you heard any news update about …?
• Is there any news update on …?
Asking for an opinion.
• What sentence do you think he’s going to get?
• Do you have any thoughts on …?
• What is your view on …?
• Wouldn’t you say?
• What do you think?
Giving an opinion.
• I think.
• I believe.
• I’d say.
• In my opinion, …
• If you ask me …
• From my point of view …
• The way I see it …
• Well, I figure that ...
Agreeing.
• Totally!
• I feel the same.
• That’s a good point.
• You’re absolutely right.
• No doubt about it.
Disagreeing.
• No way!
• Absolutely not.
• That’s not true.
• That’s not the way I see it.
• I don’t think so.
Settling an argument.
• If you say so.
• Whatever you say.
• Let’s just move on, shall we?
• Let’s drop it.
• I think we’re going to have to agree to disagree.
Talking about information acquired from others.
I heard that…
Billie said that…
Expressing congratulations.
Congratulations!
Well done!
Way to go!
Good for you!
Talking about a bucket list.
What do you have on your bucket list
Have you ever thought of…?
Have you ever dreamed of…?
At the top of my list is…
My ultimate list is…
It’s my biggest dream to…
I’d love to…
I wish to…
One of my dreams has finally come true.
I finally…
Planning a bucket list.
How do you plan to realize that dream?
What have you prepared for that?
I’m breaking the preparation into baby steps.
I’ve started practicing since last year.
Expressing doubt.
I’m not really sure about…
It seems unlikely for me…
Giving encouragement.
Go for it!
It’s worth a shot.
It’s never too late to give in to your passion.
You just have to believe in yourself.
Expressions of Giving Presentation
Greeting
Good morning all my friends.
Good morning all my beloved friends.
And Good morning the observers
It’s good to see you all here.
Introducing yourself
Let me just start by introducing myself. My name is Antoni
First, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Antoni
Introducing the topic.
I’m here today to present.
Today’s topic is about blogging
The topic of my presentation is online marketing.
My topic is very important for you because it can boost your business.
Telling the purpose.
The purpose of this presentation is to make you able to give information to the audienceproperly
Structuring.
I’ve divided my presentation into three parts.
In my presentation I’ll focus on 3 major issues.
Moving from points to points.
I’ll begin with the definition of pandemic.
Then I’ll move on to the causes of this disease.
After that, I’ll end with the solution to the problem.
Explaining the background of the information
According to an article
According to a research
According to a report
Did you know that?
Referring.
As I said mentioned earlier.
Let me come back to what I said before.
As I’ve already explained,
Let me briefly summarize the main issues.
I’d like to summarize what I’ve said so far.
This leads directly to my next point. This brings us to the next question.
Let’s now move on to the next slide.
Let's now turn to the next point.
Conclusion.
Well, this brings me to the end of my presentation.
That covers just about everything I wanted to say about online learning.
OK, I think that’s everything I wanted to say about online learning.
To conclude.
In conclusion, I’d like to quickly summarize the main points
Inviting questions.
We just have time for a few questions.
And now I’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Ok, Thank you for your attention.
The Main Body
Sequencing or ordering.
Let’s begin with the benefit of the training.
Let’s move on to the second point.
Finally, for the registration details, you can look at the handouts.
Now I want to talk about the benefit of the training.
This leads me to my next point.
The final point is the registration details.
Using visual aids.
Let’s take a look at this graph.
I’d like you to look at this table.
Let me use a graphic to explain this.
I’d like to illustrate this by showing you this graphic.
I’d like to draw your attention to this graph.
Finishing.
In conclusion, this training will help companies to keep their best employees.
And that brings me to the end of my presentation.
Now if you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer them.
In brief, this training will help companies to keep their best employees.
So, that’s all I have to say.
I’d be glad to answer any questions.