Bài tập Giao tiếp có đáp án Phần 1
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Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the most suitable response to complete each of the following exchanges.
(Chọn đáp án phù hợp nhất A, B, C hoặc D để hoàn thành các đoạn hội thoại sau)
1. “Do you like going to school?” - “___________”
I like visiting my friends and going to the cinema at weekends.
Yes, I do.
Yes, I have one brother and one sister.
I like studying English at school.
“Do you think that we should use public transportation to reduce air pollution?”
“___________”
I don’t care
It will be wonderful.
Definitely.
It’s not my favorite.
“Don’t you need this note for your presentation?” - “___________”
Thanks, I almost forgot about it.
Yes, you should take some notes.
No, I don’t take notes during speeches.
My pleasure.
“Do you think you’ll get the job?” - “___________”
Yes, that’s right.
I’m sure you’ll do well.
Of course you will.
Well, I hope so.
“Our midterm exams are coming next week. Are you ready?” - “”
That’s very kind. Thank you.
I’m almost ready.
You should learn by heart.
Don’t mention it.
“Wasn’t it Mozart who composed Swan Lake?” - “___________”
No, he hadn’t.
No, I haven’t watched it.
It’s one at the most famous ballets at all time.
I’m not really sure.
“___________” – “Well, it is used to reheat food.”
Could you tell me what a microwave used for?
Do you know how to use this microwave to heat food?
Can you tell me what is used for cooking?
Could you tell me what a microwave is used for?
Mom: “Have you tidied up your room yet?” - Son: “___________”
It’s none of your business.
Yes, I have.
I don’t think that’s a good idea.
Thanks, mom. It’s delicious.
“Is it going to rain tonight?” - “___________”
Yes, I would love to.
I’m afraid I have to disagree with you.
I don’t think so. I think it’s just going to be windy.
Yes, I am.
Nam: “Are we allowed to feed the bears, Mrs Smith?”
Mrs. Smith: “___________. The sign says ‘No feeding the animals.”
Of course we can.
I don’t think it works.
I’m sure about that.
I’m afraid not.
Linda: “Do you think Dad will want something to eat after he gets home from work?
Linda’s sister: “___________”
Let’s go to the coffee shop.
I hope not. He’s sleeping.
Ok. I’ll bring him back at eight.
I don’t think so.
“Is Mrs. Green going to be our new teacher?” - “___________”
Tell me about it.
Yes, she is.
No problem.
Poor you.
“Did you see anyone interesting at the party?” - “___________”
Some of Mary’s friends.
I see nothing.
It was fine.
I had a great time.
“___________” - “Yes, I don’t like thunder and lightning.”
Are you afraid of eating durians?
Do you think ghosts are scary?
Are you scared of storms?
Should I bring my raincoat tonight?
“Could you get to the park in 20 minutes?” - “___________. I’m still at the meeting.'
I don’t agree.
Yes, I could.
I’m afraid not.
Never mind.
“Do you want another serving of chicken soup?” - “___________”
No longer.
No way.
No comment.
No, thanks.
“Are you sorry that you didn’t take pictures?” - “ Yes. ___________”
I should have taken some photographs.
Never mind.
I apologize for that.
I took them.
“Do you like the novel ‘Gone with the wind?” - ” ___________”
I would.
Yes, a lot.
No, I like it.
Yes, we are.
“Is she hungry?” – “___________. If so, she’ll tell us.”
Excuse me.
Yes, of course.
I don’t think so.
I’m hungry too.
“Did you have a good trip?” - “___________”
Thank you.
Yes, it was fun.
Yes, it was delicious.
It’s my pleasure.
“___________” - “Oh no! I completely forgot about it.”
Do you like Geography?
Are you interested in collecting stamps?
Are you hungry? I have a sandwich here.
Have you written to Barron yet?
“Has an announcement been made about the eight o’clock flight to Paris?”
“___________”
Not yet.
Yes, it was.
No comment.
I’m so sorry.
“Have they arrested the thieves yet?” - “___________”
I don’t think so.
Thieves are the worst.
I couldn’t agree with you more.
Yes, they should.
Waiter: “Are you ready to order, sir?” - Mr. John: “___________”
Thanks, I’ve really had enough.
Ok, here is my bill.
Yes, I’d like a salad and some chicken.
Sure, it’s delicious.
“Have you been able to reach Peter?” - “___________”
It’s not approved.
Yes, I’ve known him for years.
Not yet, the line is busy.
It’s too high.
“She left early for the first train, didn’t she?” - “_________”
Yes, she did.
I know.
Sometimes.
Yes, occasionally.
“Nam made a lot of mistakes again, didn’t he?” - “_________”
Yes, occasionally.
No problem.
No, he didn’t.
Anytime.
“They’ve been here before, haven’t they?” - “_________”
Yes, I came here last week.
No, I don’t think they have it.
Yes, right this way.
I think so.
“We could still go to the zoo tomorrow, couldn’t we?” - “_________”
Of course we could.
I’ll bring some juice.
Don’t mention it.
That’s great!
“You would need to drive there, wouldn’t you?” - “_________”
Thank you for your information.
Yes, let’s do that.
I could drive but let’s walk, we need to do exercise.
I’m great, thanks.
Tom is calling Peter at 6 a.m. in the morning.
Peter: “Oh, hi, Tom. It’s a bit early, isn’t it?” - Tom: “_________”
Yes, sorry to bother you at this time.
Yes, I couldn’t care less.
I couldn’t agree with you more.
No, you’ll be okay.
Mary’s mom: “I told you not to drive in the outback on your own, didn’t I?”
Mary: “_________”
No, we didn’t.
I really enjoyed talking to you.
I’m sorry for what happened.
Thank you for your information.
Susan: “I think mother may be getting a little old for this kind of travelling, don’t you?”
Susan’s brother: “_________”
I think she’ll be okay.
That would be nice.
Not a chance.
What interesting news.
“You travel to school by car, don’t you?” - “_________”
I couldn’t agree with you more.
Not necessarily.
Actually, I walk to school.
I have no idea.
“Your mother is a doctor, isn’t she?” - “_________”
I have no opinion on the matter.
No, she doesn’t.
Of course it is.
Yes, she is.
“l am not sick, am I?” - “_________”
Glad to help.
Of course not, you’re fine.
I don’t believe it.
That’s a fair point.
“You didn’t feed the cat, did you?” - “_________”
I can’t help you there.
I’m not sure I’m getting this.
I’m so sorry. I forgot.
I really appreciate it.
“Everyone can learn how to swim, can’t they?” - “_________”
Absolutely.
No, they aren’t.
Unfortunately.
It’s not your business.
“These sausages are delicious, aren’t they?” - “_________”
They’re quite reasonable.
Yes, they do.
Yes, they’re very tasty.
It doesn’t matter.
“You didn’t know I was an artist, did you?” - “_________”
That would be great.
I have no idea.
I think it’s okay.
Yes, I wasn’t.
“You don’t like coffee, do you?” - “_________”
No, I do.
No, I don’t.
Yes, I don’t.
I’m with you on that.
“Someone discovered Penicillin in 1928, right?” – “_________”
That’s terrible news.
Not necessarily.
I’m not really sure.
That’s quite reasonable.
“You were driving home when you saw Lan, weren’t you?” - “_________”
No, I wasn’t.
No, I didn’t.
Yes, I did.
Yes, I were.
“Let’s go for a walk, shall we?” - “_________”
Yes, absolutely.
I have no opinion on the matter.
See you this weekend!
Yes, we are.
“There have been many achievements since the country carried out economic reforms, haven’t there?” - “_________”
That’s terrible news.
Not necessarily.
As far as I know.
That’s confidential.
“Have a nice weekend, won’t you?” - “_________”
I won’t.
Thanks. Same to you.
Yes, I have.
I hope not.
“Mr. Hung asked you if you finished your homework that day, didn’t he?” – “_________”
No, he doesn’t.
Yes, he does.
Yes, he did.
No, he wasn’t.
“You haven’t seen this film, have you?” - “_________”
Yes, I will.
No, I don’t.
No problems.
No, I haven’t.
“Don’t talk in class, will you?” - “_________”
It doesn’t matter.
Yes, I won’t.
Sorry. I won’t.
Mind your own business.
“It was lovely to see all those famous buildings, wasn’t it?” - “_________”
Definitely.
No, you don’t.
I think it sounds fine.
It doesn’t matter.
“When are we leaving for the concert?” - “________”
No problem.
That’s right.
Straightaway.
Certainly.
Peter: “________” - Lara: “I won’t say no.”
How are things with you, Lara?
What about playing badminton this afternoon?
What’s your favorite, tea or coffee?
Lara, do you know where the chairs are?
“Where is our study group going to meet next weekend?” - “________”
We are too busy on weekdays.
The library would be great.
Why don’t you look at the atlas?
Studying in a group can be fun.
“Why did Jen leave the party so early?” - “________”
You don’t say.
Why not?
I have no idea.
You left with him very early.
“Hey Daisy. How was your trip to Vietnam?” - “________”
I went there on my own.
It was great. I had a nice time.
I slept all the time on the plane.
Well, I travelled by air.
“________” - “Well, because they are too sweet.”
How are the cakes?
What cakes do you like?
How come you don’t like eating cakes?
What do you think about these cakes?
“What shall we do this evening?” - “________”
Let’s go out for dinner.
Oh, that’s bad.
No problem.
I went out for dinner.
“What time did the meeting end?” - “________”
As soon as possible.
For half an hour.
In a minute.
Just before lunch.
“Which part do you like the most in this story?” - “________”
I am glad you like it.
I love the part when the young man saved the princess.
That’s for sure.
I wish I could buy one.
“Why didn’t you have some pumpkin soup first?” - “________”
It was the least I could do.
It was too hot.
Not for me, thank you.
By all means.
“What kind of music do you like?” - “________”
I’m interested in playing the piano.
Well, I guess I’m really into pop.
No, I don’t really like The Beatles.
I like going to concerts.
“How about having a drive to the countryside this weekend?” – “________”
That’s a good idea.
Not at all.
We are busy on weekdays.
The more the merrier.
“How long does it take to get to the town centre from here?” - “________”
It costs fifteen cents travelling by bus.
I’m driving to the town centre this evening.
No more than fifteen minutes, if the traffic is light.
There’s a bus every thirty minutes.
“What do you think about the book?” - “________”
Yes, let’s.
I think I should get going.
The best I’ve ever read.
I couldn’t agree with you more.
“What did I do wrong?” - “________”
You will need to press this button.
You should press this button like that.
You shouldn’t have pressed this button.
Let’s press this button like that.
The phone rings.
Sarah: “Vicky’s Dress Shop. This is Sarah speaking. What can I do for you?” – “________”
I’d like to book a table for two.
It is nice chatting with you.
You’re welcome.
Hello, may I speak to Tina, please?
“When can we start the meeting?” - “________”
Better late than never.
It lasts for two hours.
I’m free this weekend.
In 15 minutes.
“How do you like your steak done?” - “________”
I don’t like it.
No thanks.
Medium well.
Very much.
“How would you like your coffee?” - “________”
I’d love to, thanks.
I never drink coffee.
Cream and sugar, please.
As soon as possible.
“What’s the matter with you?” - “________”
I have a sore throat.
No, thanks.
I haven’t thought about it
I think so.
“Why don’t you join us? ________” - “Yes, I can. Certainly. ”
What’s the matter with you?
Can I help you?
Can you help me with these decorations?
Shall I take your coat off?
A customer walks into a clothes shop.
Shop assistant: “Good afternoon, Miss. What can I help you?” - Customer: “________”
It’s not your business.
I’m just looking.
Yes, absolutely.
I don’t like it.
“Which dress do you prefer, the red one or the blue one?” - “________”
I absolutely agree with you.
Not necessarily.
I prefer the blue one.
I’d rather not buy trousers.
“How did you get here?” - “________”
I came here by train.
The train was so crowded.
It’s pretty far from here.
As soon as possible.
“What did you do today?” - “________”
My sister paid for it.
We went grocery shopping at Big C.
We are going to the park today.
Let’s go to the mall.
Tam: “Good afternoon, teacher. How are you?” - Teacher: “________ And you?”
I’m going home.
I’m leaving for work now.
I’m thirty five years old.
Fine, thank you.
“Good morning, Mr Deakin. How are you?” - “________. And you?”
I’m busy now.
It is nice chatting with you.
I’m great. Thank you.
I’m having a class now.
Minh and Tung are meeting after a long time.
Minh: “How have you been recently?” - Tung: “________”
I am going on holiday next week.
Pretty good. Work’s been busy lately.
By car, actually.
I am living here.
“________” - “I’m glad you enjoyed it. Hope to see you again soon.”
I had a great time. You’ll have to come to our place sometime.
Thanks a lot. Would you like to come to our dinner?
I highly appreciate the house you rebuilt for our town.
I don’t mind going to your house sometime.
Student: “________” - Teacher: “No worries. Come in.”
How are you lately?
Hello. I want to come in.
Good morning, teacher. I’m sorry I’m late.
Can I see you another time?
Lan Anh: “________” - Ha: “See you. Bye”
Good evening.
Same here.
Let’s go.
So long
“Hello, I’d like to speak to Mrs. Sandra, please” - “________”
I’m afraid I don’t know.
l’m sorry. I’ll call again later.
She’s not here at the moment. Would you like to leave a message?
Sorry. Can you take a message?
Thanks for the lovely evening. Goodbye.” - “________”
I’m fine. Thanks.
Yes, it is great.
See you.
It’s been a while.
“Hi Nancy. What have you been up to?” - “________”
I’m going up to the third floor.
Don’t mention it.
The same as usual. How about you?
Thanks for asking.
“Good morning Professor, how are you doing?” - “Good morning, James. ________”
Do I know you?
No problem.
I am doing a research at the moment.
I am doing well.
“Mr. Park, I’d like to introduce you to my friend Linda.” - “________”
Have a good day.
It’s a pleasure to meet you.
It was nice talking to you.
Happy to help.
Josh: “Take care.” - Nancy: “________”
I’m fine. Thank you.
You too.
It’s too difficult!
I think I shouldn’t take it.
Receptionist: “Good morning, sir. How may I help you?”
Patient: “________”
Hi. I have an appointment with Dr. Lee today.
Hello, I don’t need help.
No, thanks.
I’m doing well, thanks.
It was nice meeting you again. Anyway, I should get going." - “________”
Ok, bye. See you later.
That’s so kind of you.
How’s it going?
I’ll come with you.
“________” - “Nothing much.”
Hello. How much is it?
This is too much!
How’s it going?
Nice to meet you.
“Hello, may 1 speak to Mr. Green, please?” – “________”
1 think so.
Hold on, please.
Goodbye.
I’d love to.
“Good afternoon. I’m Monica Geller, your new English teacher.” - “________”
Good morning, teacher Geller.
Good afternoon, teacher Geller.
Nice to meet you, Geller.
See you again, Mrs. Geller.
“Hi Bob. How’s your family?” - “________”
It’s a huge one.
Fine, thank you.
They are watching TV.
Not at all.
“How are things going with you?” - “________”
No problem.
Don’t ask me the problem.
Good, and you?
Pleased to meet you.
“I’d like you to meet Matt, my friend.” - “________”
Hello, what’s your name?
Glad I could help.
Hi, I’m great. Thanks.
Hi. Nice to meet you.
“I’m afraid 1 must be off now.” - “________”
Never mind.
See you.
Let’s go.
Step slowly.
“Let me introduce myself. I’m John.” - “________”
I’m very pleased.
Pleased to meet you.
It’s my pleasure.
I appreciate it.
“Hi, my name is Alex. Nice to meet you.” - “________”
I’m Minh. Nice to meet you too.
Thank you.
Hello. It’s been a while!
I’m glad to hear that.
“I haven’t seen you for ages! You look fine.” -
- “________”, you look well too.”
Great.
Thank you.
It’s a pleasure to meet you.
No worries.
“________” - “Very well, thank you. And you?”
Good night.
How do you speak English?
How are you?
Glad to see you here.
