Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles In this English lesson you will learn asking over 100 basic questions and how to answer them. You would learn asking questions related to personal information introducing yourself and saying hello shopping related questions questions with the word light and asking for someone's opinion and suggestion these questions will help you to keep the conversation going and improve your English so let's begin "What's your name?" "My name's Jacob" "Where are you from?" "I'm from London." "Where do you come from?" "I come from London." That's another way of asking the question "Where are you from?" "What's your surname?" "My surname is Brown." "What's your family name?" "My family name is Brown." this is another way of asking someone's surname. Family name and surname mean the same thing. "What's your first name?" "My first name is John." "What's your address?" "I stay at 13 United street." "Where you live?" "I live in England." "What's your telephone number?" "My number is 845 845." "What's your email address?" "You can email me at John@ gmail.com" "How old are you?" "38, I am 38 years old" "When and where were you born?" "I was born in 1974, in London." "Are you married?" "No, I am single." "Yes, I'm married." "What's your marital status?" "I'm married." that's another way of asking if someone is married. It's a formal way of asking the question "Are you married?" "What do you do?" "I am an English teacher" "What's your job?" "I teach English at the high school?" "Where did you go?" "I went shopping with a friend." "What did you buy?" "We bought some new clothes on sale." "Where were you?" "I was in london for the weekend" "Have you got a car?" "Yes, I have a hatchback." A hatchback car has a full with door at the back that opens upwards to provide easy access for loading. "Yes, I Drive a sedan." A Sedan is a four door car that often seats 4 to 5 people and has a closed roof. "Have you got a house?" "No, I live in a flat." "Have you got any children?" "Yes, I've got three children two boys and a daughter." "No, not yet." "Can you play tennis?" "Yes I can play tennis." "No, I play football." "Can you speak English?" "No, I can't." "I speak Mandarin." "Yes I can, but I am not fluent." "I'm learning to speak English." "Could you speak English when you were five years old?" "Yes, I could speak English when I was five years old." "No, I couldn't." "English is not my native language." "How do you do?" "How do you do?" "Pleased to meet you." "How are you?" "Fine thanks." "And you?" "How can I help you?" "Yes, I'm looking for a sweater." "May I help you "No thanks. I'm just looking around." "Can I try this shirt?" "Sure, the changing rooms are over there." "Have you got something bigger?" "Certainly, we've got larger sizes as well." "How much does it cost?" "It's on sale for thirty dollars." "How much is it?" "This shirt is for fifty dollars." "How would you like to pay?" "I would like to pay by cash." "Can I pay by credit card?" "Certainly, we accept all the major cards." [Music] "What's that?" "It's a SmartWatch." "What time is it?" "It's 10 O'clock. "May I open the window?" "Certainly, It's very hot in the office today." "Is there a bakery near here?" "Yes." "There is a bakery nearby, take the next corner and it's next to the bank." "Where is the nearest bank?" "The nearest bank is on the United street." "Who wrote this article?" "Michelle wrote this article, The Sun Also Rises." "Is there any rice?" "Yes there's a lot of rice left." "Are there any sandwiches?" "No, there aren't any sandwiches left. "Is this your book?" "No, I think it's his book." "Who is that?" "It's Henry my sister's fiance." "What do you like to do on weekends?" "I like playing cricket, reading and listening to pop music." "What does she look like?" "She's tall and slim with blonde hair." "What would you like to eat?" "I'd like a burger, chips and soda." "What is it like to visit Thailand?" "It's an interesting country, many things to see and do." "What's the weather like?" "It's raining heavily at the moment." "Would you like some coffee?" "Yes thank you." "I'd like some coffee." "Would you like something to drink?" "Thank you." "Could I have a cup of coffee and some cake?" [Music] "What's it about?" "It's about a young girl who has many adventures." "What do you think about this book?" "I think the book is very interesting." "Is it difficult to score in IELTS exam?" "It's not if you practice well." "What are your views on Donald Trump, as the America's President?" "That's a good question." "Well I am speechless." "How was the movie?" "It was very interesting." "You should watch it." "How do you feel about Clara?" "Clara is quite friendly and helpful." "How about I pick you up at 8 o'clock, on my way to the airport?" "Great." "I'll see you then." "How about some lunch.?" "Sure, I am hungry." "Why don't you take some time out and rest?" "That's a good idea." "What shall we do this evening?" "Let's go see a movie." "Why don't we go out visit some old friends this afternoon?" "Yes, that sounds like a great idea." "I have nothing to wear to the party. "You could wear your Blue jacket and black shoes." I hope you found this lesson useful. Practice these questions to improve your English. Subscribe to our Channel and press the bell icon to get notifications for new lessons added to our channel. I will see you soon with another English lesson, till then take care and bye.
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