Situational Expression Advanced Level Test – Quiz (Online Exercise With Answers) 2

You've got a new job. You need this job very much because you've been looking for it for a few months. On your first day, you're late for work. Rather apprehensive about this, you say to your boss:

You're a university student in the genetic engineering faculty. You really want to be a great scientist and have a Nobel one day. When you get a rather low mark from one of your exams, your professor says that you can never fulfil your dream of being a great scientist. You say to him determinedly:

You're not at all satisfied with the way your mobile phone has been serviced. Therefore, you take it back to the repairman and say to him:

One of your friends has just lost his job. And he doesn't have the courage to apply for a new job. You want to encourage him and also want to give him some confidence to arrange some job interviews. You say:

A friend of yours has been drinking heavily for a few years and clearly, this is seriously affecting his health. You want to warn him and say:

You are telephoning about a job advertisement you have seen in the newspaper. You would like to arrange an interview with the director. Her name is Mrs Perkins. You say;

A friend bought you a shirt for your birthday. You like it very much but it is too big for you, so you take it back to the shop and politely ask to change it. You say:

You are a science teacher in a public school. You are taking visitors to the laboratory to see how your experiment has been set up. It is important that no one touches anything. You say:

Unexpectedly, you are called in for an important meeting and, therefore, cannot keep your appointment with the doctor. So you call his secretary and say:

You are at an art exhibition and have just met the artist. You want to express your appreciation of his works. You say:

Your brother comments on how old your bed is. You are already aware of it and have been putting aside money for a new one. You say:

Your friend has invited you to her house for dinner. When you see her, you want to say something nice about her appearance; you say to her:

You are in a shop and paying for what you've bought. You've realised that the salesman has made a mistake while counting the money. He's trying to give you more than it should be as change money. Despite the fact that the mistake is to your advantage, you think you must warn him. So you stop him and say:

You arrange to meet a friend of yours tonight. Unexpectedly, your boss goes abroad and you're requested to give him a lift to the airport. You call your friend and say:

You visit your English teacher first time. In her flat, you see her library consisting of English novels numbering around a hundred. Expressing your astonishment, you say:

Your boss has written your name down for another position which requires more effort. You don't think it will contribute much to your present situation. And also you don't want to work longer hours due to your age. You refuse it politely:

Your roommate in the dormitory borrowed your shoes without asking your permission. When she brought them back, you saw that they're dirtier than usual. Now, you're really angry and you want to warn your friend. So you say:

You own a shop in the downtown. While you're checking the records on the computer, you see that one of your customers has failed to keep up with the instalments. Thus, you send a note to remind him of this in a kind manner so, you say:

One of your friends has been chosen as a candidate for the coming elections. If he's chosen, he'll be the new representative of your city. You find his possibility to be elected representative rather weak. You want to declare your opinion without hurting him. So you say:

You've been invited to a party given by the history club of your school. In fact, you’re very pleased to be invited by them since you’re not a member of the club. But on the same day, you're going to celebrate your brother's graduation from university with your family. You want to refuse the invitation kindly. You say:

In an exam at school, the student sitting next to you is copying your answers. You're rather angry about this behaviour but also don't want to hurt your friend. You say politely:

You're at home and accidentally broke your mother's favourite vase. You feel guilty. You want to be honest and confess it to your mother. In an apologetic manner, you say:

You are with your friend in a shop. Suddenly, you see him taking a CD and putting it in his pocket. You hate such spoiled behaviours. You want to warn your friend. Determinedly, you say:

You've been given two invitations for a concert that isn't open to the general public. The singer is very famous and as one of your friends is a fan of him, you decide to ask her to join you; you call her and say:

You see some foreigners in the street. You think they are tourists. They're carefully studying on a map and really look confused. You know your city very well and want to be of some assistance. You go near them and say: