Present Simple Tense 1. To express an action that happens again and again, that is a habit. I go to work by car. She smokes ten cigarettes a day. 2 To express a fact which is always true. The sun rises in the east. Some birds fly south in winter. 3 To express a fact which stays the same for a long time (a state). He works in a bank. I live in a flat near the centre of town. Subject Verb(Base)/Verb+s/es Object Now Make Sentences and Speak Loudly… I PLAY(S) CRICKET IN THE FIELD WITH FRIENDS. WE LEARN(S) ENGLISH LANGUAGE. YOU LIKE(S) WATCHING TELEVISION IN MY FREE TIME HE READ(S) A STORY BOOK IN MY LEISURE TIME. SHE TEACH (ES) THEM SPOKEN ENGLISH. THEY WRITE(S) AN ARTICLE FOR SABBIRSENGLISHWORLD. JOHN GET(S) A NICE BIRTHDAY GIFT FROM SARAH. BOB GO(ES) TO MY OFFICE EVERYDAY ON TIME. Conversation Practice 1 A. Excuse me. Can I help you, Madam? B. Oh, yes. I’m looking for a shirt. A. What size, Madam? B. Medium and obviously 100% cotton. A. Madam, any specific color preference? B. Certainly, dark red. How much? A. It’s fixed 20 dollars. B. Can I pay by credit card? A. Of course. Notes: Excuse me, obviously, certainly of course are manners which enhance the art of spoken English. 2 A. Hello, good day. B. You’re David ….. right? A. Yes, Bella. You recognized me? B. Why not? You were my first friend in school. A. Oh my God. You remember everything. B. Obviously and I even now have your first gift with me. A Really, It’s amazing. B So, Let’s have a coffee in coffee shop there. Situational Handy English 1. What do you say when you telephone a hotel to reserve a room? I’d like to make a reservation, please. 2. You’d like to stay for two evenings by yourself. What do you ask? I’d like a single room for two nights, please. 3. You’d like room for you and your husband or wife, with a bathroom. What do you say? I’d like a double room with bathroom, please. 4. You want a room for you and your friends with separate beds and a shower. I’d like a twin bedded room with shower, please. 5. You’d like to see the sea from your room. What do you ask? Do you have a room with a view of the sea? 6. Ask if you have to pay extra for breakfast. Does the price include breakfast? 7. Ask how much it costs to have evening meals in the hotel. How much is half board? 8. Ask how much it costs to have all your meals in the hotel. And how much is full board? 9. What do you say when you arrive at the hotel? Hello, I have a reservation. The name is Sabbir. 10. You find the traffic outside your room very noisy. What do you say at the reception? Excuse me, my room’s rather noisy. Do you have anything a bit quieter? 11. You’d like to find a cheap local restaurant, What do you ask the receptionist? Could you recommend a reasonably priced restaurant near here? 12. Ask the receptionist for a taxi. Could you call a taxi for me, please? 13. You make a telephone call from reception and want to pay for it when you leave. What do you ask? Could you put it on my bill, please? 14. You need to get up at 6 o’clock and you don’t have an alarm clock. What do you ask at reception? Could you give me an alarm call at 6 o’clock in the morning, please? 15. At midnight the people in the next room are talking and shouting. What do you say to them? Could you make a bit less noise, please? I’m trying to sleep. 16. You want to stay three days longer. What do you ask? Could I extend my stay for three more days, please? 17. You close the door and it locks with your key inside the room. What do you tell the receptionist? Excuse me, I’ve locked myself out. 18. You’re leaving tomorrow and want to know the latest time you can leave the room? I’m leaving tomorrow. What time do I have to check out by? 19. What do you say at reception when you’re ready to leave? I’d like to check out, please. 20. You don’t understand one of the things listed on your bill. What do you ask? Could you tell what this charge is for, please? Pair Practice What is the difference between fast food and traditional food? What’s your favorite food? What is your favorite restaurant? What is the difference between Culture and Tradition? What is your traditional dress? What is your traditional food? What is the difference between Traditional Culture and Western Culture? Why do young people like western culture? What is your opinion about it? Tell me about the celebration of Last Pahela Baishakh.
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