1	How’s it going?	1	What’s up?	1	How about you?	
2	Do you mind coming to a party?	3	Do you fancy coming to a party?	2	I would like to invite you to a  party.	
3	That sounds fine.	3	That is OK.	3	That would be great.	
4	I am Michael.	4	This is Michael.	4	Michael is speaking.	
5	Where your office is locate?	5	Where is it?	5	What is the location of your office?	
6	What do you do exactly?	6	What is your job nature?	6	What about your job?	
7	How many member s in your family?	7	How many people are there in your family?	7	How many members does your family have?	
8	I’m calling about the room.	8	Because you have a room.	8	The reason I call is for the room.	
9	How are you?	9	How do you do?	9	Nice to meet you.	
10	I suggest you to go to Mong Kok.	10	You may go to Mong Kok	10	You could try Mong Kok.	
11	We may try Indian food.	11	Let’s try Indian.	11	My suggestion is Indian food.	
12	Where shall we go?	12	Any suggestion?	12	What is your suggestion?	
13	I haven’t but Sally has.	13	I don’t have one but Sally has a dictionary.	13	I am sorry. You may ask Sally.	
14	I have no interest for museums.	14	I’m not keen on museums.	14	Museums don’t attract me.	
15	I like going hiking.	15	I’d like going hiking.	15	I’d like to go hiking	
16	Can I borrow your car?	16	Would you mind lending me your car?	16	I don’t suppose you could possibly lend me your car.	
17	Can I help you?	17	Shall I give you a hand?	17	May I help you?	
Revision of functions, units 1 - 11	

1	You arrive at work and see your colleague		
2	You’re having a party tonight. 		
3	Your friend invites you to dinner		
4	Your name is Michael. You are calling a colleague.	
5	You are arranging to visit a customer’s office.		
6	You are asking someone you’ve recently met about the details of their job		
7	You are asking someone about the size of their family.		
8	You are starting a phone conversation with a landlord who has advertised a room.	
9	A friend introduces you to somebody at a party.		
10	A foreigner asks you for advice about buying a camera.		
11	You are with some friends and are trying to decide where to eat.		
12	You are trying to decide on something to do on Sunday. 	
13	A colleague asks you if you have a dictionary – he wants to borrow one.		
14	You are on holiday in London. One of your friends suggests visiting a museum.		
15	You are with some friends and trying to decide what to do on Saturday.		
16	You need a car in an emergency. You ask your neighbour	
17	You see someone having trouble carrying a heavy bag up some steps				

Answers	

1	You arrive at work and see your colleague		How’s it going?	
2	You’re having a party tonight. 		Do you fancy coming to a party?	
3	Your friend invites you to dinner		That would be great.	
4	Your name is Michael. You are calling a colleague.	This is Michael.	
5	You are arranging to visit a customer’s office.		Where is it?	
6	You are asking someone you’ve recently met about the details of their job		What do you do exactly?	
7	You are asking someone about the size of their family.		How many people are there in your family?	
8	You are starting a phone conversation with a landlord who has advertised a room.	I’m calling about the room.	
9	A friend introduces you to somebody at a party.		Nice to meet you.	
10	A foreigner asks you for advice about buying a camera.		You could try Mong Kok.	
11	You are with some friends and are trying to decide where to eat.		Let’s try Indian.	
12	You are trying to decide on something to do on Sunday. 	Where shall we go?	
13	A colleague asks you if you have a dictionary – he wants to borrow one.		I haven’t, but Sally has.	
14	You are on holiday in London. One of your friends suggests visiting a museum.		I’m not keen on museums.	
15	You are with some friends and trying to decide what to do on Saturday.		I’d like to go hiking.	
16	You need a car in an emergency. You ask your neighbour	I don’t suppose you could possibly lend me your car.	
17	You see someone having trouble carrying a heavy bag up some steps				Shall I give you a hand?