1. Polite ways to offer someone a drink exercise
How to complete the exercise polite offers
Using the the 12 examples of how to offer someone a drink and try write a short polite dialogue. There is an
example of a short conversation between two people.
1. Do you want a drink?
2. Do you want a glass of juice?
3. Would you like a drink?
4. Would you like a glass of juice?
5. Can I get you something to drink?
6. Can I get you a glass of juice.
7. Could I get you something to drink?
8. Could I get you a glass of juice?
9. Do you want something to drink?
10. Do you want some juice?
11. Would you like something to drink?
12. Would you like some juice?
Example if a brief conversation between 2 people
Use the conversation below to help you. After practise the conversation with a friend.
Jane Would you like something to drink?
Jason Yes, thank you.
Jane What would you like?
Jason Water or juice would be fine, thank you.
Jane Would you like orange juice, pineapple juice, or grapefruit juice?
Jason Well, if it's not too much trouble, grapefruit juice would be good.
Jane It's not any trouble at all. Wait just a minute. I'll be right back.
Jane Here you are.
Jason Thank you very much.
Jane If you want more, just let me know.
Jason Thank you. This is really good. I was so thirsty.
Jane You're quite welcome. If you were that thirsty, you should have said something. You didn't have to wait for me
to offer.
Jason Thank you so much. You’re very kind.
Jane Oh, think nothing of it at all. You're quite welcome.
Print the worksheet onto some paper

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document and the print.
Unable to print
If you are unable to print, then write the worksheet onto some blank paper.
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