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    Oxford Mini-phrasebook

    Basic

    Word Skills Oxford


    Basic Word Skills
    Mini-phrasebook
    Everyday greetings  Units 60 and 61
    Make your own Mini-phrasebook by Informal
    following the instructions. Hello. Bye.
    Hi. Bye bye.
    • Print page 1. Hi there. See you later.
    Have a nice day.
    • Put page 1 back in Formal
    the printer. Good morning. Goodbye.
    Good afternoon.
    • Print page 2 on the Good evening.
    other side of the
    paper.
    • Cut along the dotted Introductions  Units 60 to 62
    lines. This is Claire. Good to meet you.
    Nice to meet you. How do you do?
    • Fold the paper.
    How are you? Fine, thanks. How about you?

    You now have your Mini-phrasebook!


    You can take your Mini-phrasebook with
    you everywhere, and use it anywhere.
    You can find all of these phrases in your
    copy of Oxford Word Skills – Basic. Special greetings  Unit 61
    Happy birthday! Thanks.
    Well done!
    Congratulations!
    Good luck!
    Welcome!
    Welcome back!
    Happy Christmas! The same to you.
    Merry Christmas!
    Happy New Year!
    Cheers! Cheers!

    On the telephone  Unit 69


    Can I speak to Andrew? Just a moment.
    He isn’t in.
    He’s out.
    Is that Julia? It’s Helen.
    Speaking.

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    Who’s calling? It’s Sarah.

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    Asking somebody where they are from 
    Units 2 and 4

    Where are you from? I’m from Japan.


    Where do you come from? I come from Scotland.

    Asking somebody if they would like to do


    something  Unit 64
    Would you like to go to the That would be lovely.
    cinema? I’d love to.
    I’m afraid I’m busy.
    I’m sorry but I’m going out.

    Asking and telling the time  Unit 2


    What time is it? It’s ten past three.
    What’s the time?

    Ordering food in a restaurant  Unit 28


    Are you ready to order? Yes, please.
    I’d like a salad.
    I’ll have some chips.

    Getting around  Units 29 and 31


    Excuse me. How do I get to Hotel Keep going.
    Europe? It’s on your left.
    It’s on your right.
    Straight on.
    Take the first turning.
    Turn left.
    Turn right.
    How long does to take It takes about ten
    to get to the station? minutes.
    How far is it to the
    cinema?

    Offering and accepting help  Unit 66


    Can I give you a hand? Yes, please. Thanks a lot.
    Do you need some Thanks very much.
    help? Thank you.
    Would you like some Thanks.
    help?
    Shall I carry your bag?

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