Learn English Fast: 100 Daily Conversation Phrases + Free Quiz & PDF

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English Vocabulary Quiz 2

“Long time no see!” means:

I haven’t seen you in a while

Come here

I don’t know you

Let’s go now

What does “I’m just looking, thanks” mean in a shop?

I’m ready to pay

I don’t need help

I want to buy everything

I’m lost

What’s the correct reply to “Good morning”?

Good night

Goodbye

Hello there

Good morning

What does “It’s up to you” mean?

I’m not sure

That’s wrong

You decide

I don’t care

When you say “Have a good one!”, you mean:

Have a good day

Go away

Come here

Take care

What does “How have you been?” mean?

How are you these days?

When did you leave?

Where have you gone?

What are you doing?

When someone says “Thank you”, what should you reply?

Don’t mention it

No problem

Forget it

You’re welcome

When someone says “Let’s grab a bite”, they mean:

Let’s take a break

Let’s go shopping

Let’s have a drink

Let’s eat something

If someone says “Keep in touch!”, they mean:

Don’t call me

Go away

Stay in contact

See you never

What do you say when you meet someone for the first time?

Where are you going?

See you later

How old are you?

Nice to meet you

“Could you help me, please?” is a polite way to:

Ask for help

Say hello

Say goodbye

Say thank you

If someone says “You nailed it!”, they mean:

You failed

You forgot

You tried hard

You did it perfectly

What does “Never mind” mean?

Try again

Wait a moment

Forget it

Thank you

When someone says “I’m on my way”, they mean:

I’m leaving

I’m lost

I’m coming

I’m late

“No worries!” means:

It’s okay

I’m worried

Please wait

No thanks

What does “What’s up?” mean?

What time is it?

What’s new? / How are you?

How old are you?

Where are you?

When someone says “Take your time”, they mean:

Stop working

No need to hurry

Come later

Be fast

What does “I’m broke” mean?

I’m tired

I have no money

I’m late

I’m sad

You say “Excuse me” when:

You want someone’s attention

You’re sad

You’re happy

You’re leaving

What does “You bet!” mean?

Maybe

Of course

I doubt it

No way

What does “Take care!” mean?

Don’t talk

Go home

Stay here

Be careful

If someone says “I’m starving”, it means:

I’m very tired

I’m very hungry

I’m very sleepy

I’m very happy

What does “How’s it going?” mean?

What’s your job?

How are you?

Where are you from?

What are you doing?

If someone says “Make yourself at home”, they mean:

Feel comfortable

Go back home

Clean the room

Stay quiet

If you hear “Don’t mention it”, it means:

That’s wrong

You’re welcome

I don’t know

Please stop

If someone says “It doesn’t matter”, they mean:

It’s not important

It’s expensive

It’s perfect

It’s wrong

If someone says “See you later!”, you reply:

I don’t think so

I’m busy

Okay, bye!

Not really

What does “Good for you!” mean?

I’m angry

I’m happy for you

I’m jealous

I’m sad

“I’m sorry” is used when:

You meet someone

You’re leaving

You are angry

You want to apologize

What does “Fingers crossed!” mean?

I’m angry

I hope it goes well

I don’t care

I’m confused

Your score is

The average score is 82%