Through situational dialogues and fiction situational dialogues

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Offers
A: Would you like a cup of tea?

B: Yes, please (No, thank you)

A: Would you like some chocolate?

B: No, thank you.I’m trying to cut down sweet things.

A: Have some of this cake. I made it myself.

B: Thank you very much. It looks delicious. But I can’t eat anymore.

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Thanks
Rano: Happy birthday, Sardor.

Aziz: Many happy returns of the day!

Sardor: Thank you. What beautiful flowers!

Rano: And here’s your present.

Sardor: Oh, thank you. Oh, “Jeannie Gerhardt” by Th. Dreiser! Just what

I want.Thank you ever so much.

Rano: I’m glad you like it.
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Jill: Thank you so much for all you’ve done.

Brain: Don’t mention it. I’m glad I was able to help.

Jill: I don’t know what I should have done without you.

Brain: It’s nothing, really.

Jill: Well, I hope you’ll come to my flat warming party.

Brain: That’s very kind of you.

Jill: I’ll let you know when I’ve fixed the date. Well, thank you

again for your help.

Brain: It’s pleasure. Good- bye.
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Ali: Could you tell me the time please?

Passer-by: Yes, it’s ten past eight.

Ali : Thank you.

Passer- by: You’re welcome.

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Stranger: Excuse me. You left your hand bag on the bench.

Brenda: Oh! Thank you so much.

Stranger: Don’t mention it.

Brenda: I don’t know how to thank you. I’ve got my purse and keys

and address book and all sorts of things in it. How careless

of me. Thank you very much indeed.

Stranger: Not at all.