Ejercicios Prácticos de Inglés: Situaciones Cotidianas y Conversación

Ejercicios de Situaciones Cotidianas en Inglés

Bloque 1: Interacciones Escolares y Familiares

• 1) At school: A boy says to you: "I left my English book at home".
  • a) Don't worry, man. We can read with my book in this class.
• 2) Your friend wants to give up smoking: Give him/her some advice.
  • b) You should give up this habit; you will die if you smoke.
• 3) You don't know what to buy for mother's birthday: Ask your brothers or sisters for advice.
  • c) I don't know what to buy for Mum. Can you help me?
• 4) Your mother is sick and can't cook dinner: Offer your help.
  • d) Mum, if you need something, you only need to tell me.
• 5) You are giving a party and want to invite a girl/boy you like: What will you say to her/him?
  • e) Hi, beautiful... Do you want to go to my party tonight?
• 6) You are shopping with a friend: But when you want to pay, you find out that you left your money at home.
  • f) Please, Benamer, give me $6. I forgot my money.

Bloque 2: Respuestas y Argumentación

• 1) Your father comments: "When I was young, we had just two TV channels and we were happy".
  • a) OK, Dad, but now we're in 2016 and with 20 channels, I'm so bored.
• 2) You're listening to music while doing homework: Your granny asks you, "How can you concentrate?" Give her a convincing explanation.
  • b) Because the music is love; the music makes me relax.
• 3) Your friend comments: "I hate advertising in the middle of a film". Express your agreement.
  • c) I hate it too. The advertising in the middle of a film is so useless.
• 4) Your best friend is not coming to the school trip: Try to convince her to come.
  • d) You should go to the school trip. It's really funny, you are with your friends and you need it for your future.
• 5) A tourist stops you on the street and asks you about a cheap place to have lunch in the area: Advise him/her and give details.
  • e) Hello! Do you like Tenerife? Well, you should go straight, then turn left and you will arrive.
• 6) You phone your friend and interrupt his after-lunch: Apologize.
  • f) Dear, I'm sorry, but you need to hear this! Charly's going to your house now! I needed to tell you.