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Flirting sentences in English ♡

Flirting sentences in English 


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FLIRTING SENTENCES IN ENGLISH
Hi!
What’s your name? What’s your name?
Where are you from?
I am French.
What do you do for a living?
Are you a student?
What do you work in?
Have you ever been to France?
This is the first time I’ve been here.
Can we stay in touch?
Can I take your phone number?
It was nice to meet you.
Do you want to do something tonight?
Do you want a drink?
Ask me some questions.
Can I kiss you?
Can I see you tomorrow?
Do you have a boyfriend / girlfriend?
Do you have a light, please?
Do you like…?
Do you want to have coffee with me?
I can’t stop thinking about you.
I had a great time yesterday.
I just broke up with my boyfriend / girlfriend.
I like your haircut/haircut.
I like your personality.
I want to be your boyfriend.
I’m going to the movies, you want to come with me?
I’m no electrician, but I can light up your day.
If you’d like, could we meet again?
Kiss me. Kiss me.
We should meet again!
We’ve met before, haven’t we?
What flavor do you wear?
What kind of guy/girl are you?
What’s your sign?
Where do you live?
You can ask me anything.
You don’t talk much.
you have beautiful skin.
You look cute.
You smell good.
You want a massage?
You’re a handsome man.
You’re exactly my type.
You’re pretty.
You’re sexy.
Are you a time traveler? Cause I see you in my future!
Are you Netflix? Because i could watch you for hours.
Do you like Star wars? Because yoda only one for me!
You don’t need makeup, you’re already very beautiful.

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How to talk about your job in English

How to talk about your job in English


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TALK ABOUT YOUR JOB
I’m a doctor
I am in charge of marketing.
I am in charge of training employees.
I am responsible for customer accounts.
I am responsible for watering the plants.
I do a bit of painting.
I earn my living as a nurse  .
I have my own business
I import French food.
I mainly handle claims.
I mainly write reports.
I make websites (for a living).
I program computers.
I recruit and train employees.
I repair jet engines.
I represent (the) XYZ (company).
I take care of corporate accounts.
I take care of corporate accounts.
I usually answer customers’ questions.
I usually answer telephones.
I work as a teacher.
I work for a restaurant.
I work for ABC Company.
I work for myself je travaille à mon compte
I work in … the cinema industry
I work in an office / a restaurant
I’m a professional dancer.
I’m an underwriter.
I’m in marketing.
I’m in the car business.
I’m looking for a job
I’m not working at the moment
I’m responsible for sales.
I’m retired
I’m self-employed
I’m unemployed
I’m with ABC.
I’ve got a full-time job
I’ve got a part-time job
I’m responsible for …
My day job is hairdressing.
Our company is located in…
Our headquarters is in…
Our major products are…
Parler de son entreprise:
The name of our company is…
We are in the computer business.
We build storage units.
We design software.
We manufacture…
We produce small appliances.
We produce…
We sell…
We’re in computers
We’re in the insurance business.
What (type of business) do you do?
What are you in charge of?
What business are you in?
What company do you work for?
What do you do (in your job)?
What do you do at ABC Company?
What do you do exactly?
what do you do for a living?
what do you do?
What does your company do?
What is the name of your company?
What is your main job?
what line of work are you in?
what sort of work do you do?
Where are you located?
Which company are you with?
Who do you represent?
who do you work for?

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Oral presentation sentences pdf

Oral presentation sentences pdf


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A list of useful phrases to discuss and illustrate what you want to say:

ORAL PRESENTATION SENTENCES
All the more so if…
All the more so as… / Especially as…
As you’ve quite rightly pointed out, …
For most of us, …
I may have expressed myself badly.
If you take a close look at…
In the words of…
It goes hand in hand with…
It is a well-known fact that
It is often claimed that…
it is often forgotten that…
It remains to be seen whether…/It’s open to question if…
It shouldn’t be forgotten that…
It turns out that…
Let’s consider…
Let’s get to the heart of the matter.
That is the question!
That’s the heart of the matter.
That’s the main issue.
The issue at stake here…
The question is whether…
What would you like to discuss?

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English sentences: Structuring what you want to say

Structuring what you want to say


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ANGLAIS
At first glance/sight…
After all / All in all
All things considered,…
And so on.
Briefly,… / Put briefly, …
Either… or…
Firstly / Secondly
In fact, … / As a matter of fact,… /The thing is,…
In the first place / In the second place…
Lastly, …
Neither… nor…
On the one hand / On the other hand
The fact is that…
The funny thing is…
Then …
To begin with, … / First,…
To make a long story short,…
To sum up, …

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Polite phrases in english pdf

Polite phrases in english pdf


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POLITE ENGLISH SENTENCES
Do you know Paul?
Bye. Take care.
Could you do me a favour ?
Could you give me a cup of tea, please ?
Could you give me a hand, please ?
Do you want me to go with you?
Enjoy the rest of your trip.
Have a nice afternoon!
Have a nice evening!
Have a nice week-end!
Have a safe trip back!
Hello! Do come in!
How about going to the cinema?
How are you doing?
How’s it going?
I apologize
I can’t. I’m sorry.
I had a great time.
I have to go.
I wonder if you’d mind helping me.
I’d like to invite you to lunch.
I’d rather not go out tonight.
I’d rather not go to the cinema tonight.
I’m afraid I can’t help you.
I’m sorry for being late.
I’m sorry, I didn’t catch what you said.
If you come to Paris again, do let me know.
If you don’t mind.
It was lovely meeting you.
Let’s keep in touch!
Let’s meet at four o’clock.
May I offer you a drink?
No, thank you.
Now I’ve got to go.
Safe journey!
So nice of you to come and visit us!
Sorry, but I have to take my train.
Thank you for inviting me.
Thank you very much!/Thanks a lot
Thanks! That sounds like fun.
Welcome!
What day is it?
What time does it start / end?
When is it?
Would you excuse me, please?
Would you like to come for dinner?
Would you mind repeating, please ?

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Useful english phrases: Changing your mind

Useful english phrases: Changing your mind


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CHANGING YOUR MIND
(Actually,) I’ve changed my mind. /  I’ve had a change of heart.
After further consideration…
Come to think of it…
Did I really say that?
Hang on a minute / a second.
I’ve had a bit of a rethink.
On reflection…
On second thoughts…
What was I thinking?

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How to express your intentions in English

How to express your intentions in English


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EXPRESS YOUR INTENTIONS
By all means / in any way
Did you mean to… ?
How do you intend to… ?
I didn’t mean to hurt/offend you.
I didn’t mean to. / It was unintentional. / I didn’t do it on purpose.
I don’t have the slightest intention of…
I don’t mind…
I fully intend to…
I have every intention of…
I intend to…
I intended no harm.
I mean…
I wouldn’t mind…
I’m not going to… / I have no intention of…
I’m not prepared to…
I’m not thinking of…
I’m willing to…
I’ve set my mind/sights on…
It was not my intent to break something.
It’s the thought that counts
No matter what / At all costs
Nothing is further from my mind.
She’s determined to stay here, she’s intent on staying here.
To be well-/ill- intentioned, to have good/bad intentions
What are your intentions?
What do you intend to do?
With a view to doing sth

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Shopping for Clothes: useful expressions

Shopping for Clothes: useful expressions


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GETTING DRESSED
Go and get dressed.
Blue is your colour!
He is wearing a green coat.
I’m going to get dressed / get undressed.
It matches the colour of your shoes.
My dress size is 10.
This really fits you.
What is your dress size?
You look great in that dress.
You should try it on.
IN A CLOTHES SHOP
Can I try this on?
Do you do alterations?
I’d like to take up this shirt.
I’ve got exactly what you’re looking for.
The changing rooms are over there.
This skirt needs letting out.
IN THE FITTING ROOM
This really fits you.
It matches the colour of your eyes.
It’s neither too big nor too small.
It’s too long / short / tight / loose.
That shirt looks really nice on you!
This jumper doesn’t fit me.
This suits you really well.
You look great in that dress.
You look really smart in this suit, sir.
CHOOSING A STYLE 
I’m looking for a blue skirt.
Do you have a sleeveless dress?
Her handbag matches her shoes.
I don’t like striped shirts.
I prefer wearing casual clothes.
It is a flowery red dress.
It’s very gaudy.
She has bought an evening dress.
She is always very fashionable.
These trousers are too sloppy.
These trousers are totally old fashioned.
This dress is too low-cut.
This is very smart.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT SIZE
What is your dress size?
Do you have this in a larger size?
He has grown out of his shoes.
It’s 10.
What is your shoe size?
You can take off your shoes.

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Useful phrases to use at work in English

Useful phrases to use at work in English


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TALK ABOUT YOUR JOB
What is your occupation?
I am a nurse.
I am a social worker.
I run my own business.
I am retired.
 What do you do?
COMMUNICATE AT WORK
Good morning, Mr. Jones, may I ask you a question?
Of course. I’d be happy to help you.
Certainly, how can I help you?
Sorry I’m late!
Send me an e mail.
Would 4 o’clock suit you?
We’d better get together to discuss the situation.
We seem to be having a problem with this account.
The printer isn’t working.
We’re going to have a conference call at 2:00.
Do you think you could help me with this?
Can we schedule the meeting for 10:00 Wednesday morning?
May I borrow a pen and a notepad?
Hi, I’m new. Have you worked here for long?

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Guessing and Estimating in English: useful phrases

Guessing and Estimating in English: useful phrases


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GUESSING AND ESTIMATING
As arranged.
As planned.
Based upon…
Guess what!
I consider it my duty to…
I consider it pointless to… / I see no point in…
I consider that…
I consider/deem it necessary to…
I don’t see the point of…
I have great respect/regard/esteem for…
I have little respect/regard for…
In due course.
it doesn’t bode well for…
It doesn’t look too promising. / Things don’t look too good.
It looks promising.
It would be pointless to…
It would be risky to…
It woulnd’t be much use … (+v-ing)
It woulnd’t be much use to me.
It’s about time…
That reminds me that…
That’s most encouraging.
There is a reason to believe that…
There is every reason / a great reason to believe that
There is not much time left.
There’s a right time for everything.
There’s every indication that…
There’s no point in… / There’s little point in… / It’s no use…
There’s no point. / It’s no use. / It’s useless.
There’s no time to lose / waste.
This gives me to understand that…
Time is short.
We can anticipate…
What must we understand from… ?
What should we expect from… ?
What would be the point of (+v-ing) ? / What use would it be to… ?
What’s the point of… ?
Within a reasonnable time.
You know what to expect.
You may not think it but…

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