Making friends phrases
Making friends phrases
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Are you American?
Meaning: Are you American?
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Are you coming this evening?
Meaning: Are you coming this evening?
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Are you free tonight?
Meaning: Are you free tonight?
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Are you going to take a plane or train?
Meaning: Are you going to take a plane or train?
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Are you hungry?
Meaning: Are you hungry?
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Are you sure?
Meaning: Are you sure?
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Are you working Tomorrow?
Meaning: Are you working Tomorrow?
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Business is good.
Meaning: Business is good.
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Cheers!
Meaning: Cheers!
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Did it snow yesterday?
Meaning: Did it snow yesterday?
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Did you get my email?
Meaning: Did you get my email?
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Did you take your medicine?
Meaning: Did you take your medicine?
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Do you feel better?
Meaning: Do you feel better?
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Do you go to Florida often?
Meaning: Do you go to Florida often?
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Do you have another one?
Meaning: Do you have another one?
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Do you know where there's a store that sells towels?
Meaning: Do you know where there's a store that sells towels?
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Do you like it here?
Meaning: Do you like it here?
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Do you like the book?
Meaning: Do you like the book?
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Do you need anything?
Meaning: Do you need anything?
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Do you play any sports?
Meaning: Do you play any sports?
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Do you sell medicine? (store)
Meaning: Do you sell medicine? (store)
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Do you study English?
Meaning: Do you study English?
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Do you want to come with me?
Meaning: Do you want to come with me?
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Do you want to go with me?
Meaning: Do you want to go with me?
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Excuse me.
Meaning:
- To signal that you need someone’s attention. (Getting Attention)
- To ask for forgiveness for a minor infraction or interruption. (Apologizing)
- To politely ask for something or ask someone to move. (Making a Request)
- To request repetition or clarification of something that wasn’t heard or understood. (Clarifying)
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Give me a call.
Meaning: Give me a call.
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Has your brother been to California?
Meaning: Has your brother been to California?
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Have they met her yet?
Meaning: Have they met her yet?
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Have you done this before?
Meaning: Have you done this before?
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How long have you been here?
Meaning: How long have you been here?
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How long have you been in America?
Meaning: How long have you been in America?
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How long have you lived here?
Meaning: How long have you lived here?
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How many children do you have?
Meaning: How many children do you have?
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How many languages do you speak?
Meaning: How many languages do you speak?
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How many people do you have in your family?
Meaning: How many people do you have in your family?
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How much would you like?
Meaning: How much would you like?
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How old are you?
Meaning: How old are you?
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I bought a shirt yesterday.
Meaning: I bought a shirt yesterday.
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I don't feel well.
Meaning: I don't feel well.
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I have pain in my arm.
Meaning: I have pain in my arm.
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I have to wash my clothes.
Meaning: I have to wash my clothes.
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I have two sisters.
Meaning: I have two sisters.
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I'll tell him you called.
Meaning: I'll tell him you called.
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I'm 32.
Meaning: I'm 32.
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I'm 6'2.
Meaning: I'm 6'2.
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I'm allergic to seafood.
Meaning: I'm allergic to seafood.
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I'm American.
Meaning: I'm American.
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I'm a size 8.
Meaning: I'm a size 8.
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I'm fine, and you?
Meaning: I'm fine, and you?
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I'm not afraid.
Meaning: I'm not afraid.
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I'm sick.
Meaning: I'm sick.
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I remember.
Meaning: I remember.
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I speak a little English.
Meaning: I speak a little English.
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Is your house like this one?
Meaning: Is your house like this one?
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Is your husband also from Boston?
Meaning: Is your husband also from Boston?
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It's not very expensive.
Meaning: It's not very expensive.
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I've been there.
Meaning: I've been there.
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Let's share.
Meaning: Let's share.
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My daughter is here.
Meaning: My daughter is here.
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My father has been there.
Meaning: My father has been there.
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My father is a lawyer.
Meaning: My father is a lawyer.
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My grandmother passed away last year.
Meaning: My grandmother passed away last year.
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My name is John Smith.
Meaning: My name is John Smith.
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My son.
Meaning: My son.
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My son studies computers.
Meaning: My son studies computers.
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No, I'm American.
Meaning: No, I'm American.
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No, this is the first time.
Meaning: No, this is the first time.
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Our children are in America.
Meaning: Our children are in America.
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She's an expert.
Meaning: She's an expert.
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She's older than me.
Meaning: She's older than me.
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That car is similar to my car.
Meaning: That car is similar to my car.
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This is Mrs. Smith.
Meaning: This is Mrs. Smith.
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This is my mother.
Meaning: This is my mother.
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This is the first time I've been here.
Meaning: This is the first time I've been here.
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We have two boys and one girl.
Meaning: We have two boys and one girl.
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What are you going to do tonight?
Meaning: What are you going to do tonight?
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What are your hobbies?
Meaning: What are your hobbies?
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What do you study?
Meaning: What do you study?
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What do you want to do?
Meaning: What do you want to do?
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What school did you go to?
Meaning: What school did you go to?
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What's your favorite movie?
Meaning: What's your favorite movie?
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What's your last name?
Meaning: What's your last name?
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What's your name?
Meaning: What's your name?
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Where are the t-shirts?
Meaning: Where are the t-shirts?
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Where did you go?
Meaning: Where did you go?
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Where did you learn English?
Meaning: Where did you learn English?
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Where did you work before you worked here?
Meaning: Where did you work before you worked here?
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Where do you live?
Meaning: Where do you live?
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Where were you?
Meaning: Where were you?
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Who sent this letter?
Meaning: Who sent this letter?
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Would you like to buy this?
Meaning: Would you like to buy this?
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Your children are very well behaved.
Meaning: Your children are very well behaved.
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Your daughter.
Meaning: Your daughter.
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You're smarter than him.
Meaning: You're smarter than him.
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You speak English very well.
Meaning: You speak English very well.