Partner sheet: Everyday phrases, sheet 1

1. A repairman knocks at the door. You say:

• First cue (the first word)Come
• Second cue (the phrase in full)Come on in.
• Last cue (say it together)Say it together: Come on in.
• The intended wordCome on in.
• Also acceptCome in., Come in, please., Hi, come in.

2. You want a coffee refill. You say:

• First cue (the first word)More
• Second cue (the phrase in full)More coffee, please.
• Last cue (say it together)Say it together: More coffee, please.
• The intended wordMore coffee, please.
• Also acceptCould I get more coffee?, A refill, please., Could I get a refill?

3. Rain starts as Tom leaves. You say:

• First cue (the first word)Take
• Second cue (the phrase in full)Take an umbrella.
• Last cue (say it together)Say it together: Take an umbrella.
• The intended wordTake an umbrella.
• Also acceptTake my umbrella., You'll need an umbrella., Here, take an umbrella.

4. Marisol hands you garden tomatoes. You say:

• First cue (the first word)Thanks
• Second cue (the phrase in full)Thanks, these look good.
• Last cue (say it together)Say it together: Thanks, these look good.
• The intended wordThanks, these look good.
• Also acceptThanks, Marisol., Thank you., They look good, thanks.

5. It's morning. Your neighbor Denise waves. You say:

• First cue (the first word)Good
• Second cue (the phrase in full)Good morning, Denise.
• Last cue (say it together)Say it together: Good morning, Denise.
• The intended wordGood morning, Denise.
• Also acceptMorning, Denise., Hi, Denise., Hello, Denise.

6. A relative arrives for dinner. You say:

• First cue (the first word)Good
• Second cue (the phrase in full)Good to see you.
• Last cue (say it together)Say it together: Good to see you.
• The intended wordGood to see you.
• Also acceptIt's good to see you., Glad you could come., Hi, good to see you.