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Polite Table Etiquette Conversation Examples

Learn how to ask for items and respond to invitations politely in various scenarios. Improve your communication skills!

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Polite Table Etiquette Conversation Examples

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  1. Speaking

  2. F. Asking somebody to pass something at the table Mrs. Brown : Mrs. White, could you pass me the salt, please? Mrs. White : Certainly. Mrs. Brown : Thank you. Mrs. White : And the pepper? Mrs. Brown : No, thanks.

  3. G. Accepting an invitation ( ประโยคเชื้อเชิญ) Bob : How about dinner, this evening? Jane : I’d love to. Bob : Where can we meet? Jane : How about the World Trade Centre? Bob :OK. What time? Jane : Is six o’clock OK? Bob : Yes, that’s fine. See you. Jane : See you.

  4. H. Refusing an invitation (ประโยคคำเชิญ) Linda : Would you like to come to a concert? Rose : I’d like to. When is it? Linda : On Sunday evening. Rose : What a pity! I’m busy on Sunday. Linda : What are you doing on Sunday? Rose : I have to visit my uncle at the hospital. Linda : Really! Another time perhaps? Rose : Yes. Thanks anyway.

  5. I. Looking for something (ประโยคกำลังหาสิ่งของบางอย่าง) James : What are you looking for? George : My grammar book. James : Where have you looked? George : I’ve looked everywhere in this room, but I can’t find it anywhere. James : Maybe someone has taken it away.

  6. J. Booking some seats (ประโยคจองสิ่งของ) Man : I’d like some seats for Saturday night show. Are there any left? Clerk :Sorry. The show has sold out. There are no seats left.

  7. K. Asking opinion(ประโยคถามความคิดเห็น) Harry : Have you ever eaten at the Grand Restaurant? Joe :Yes, I have. Harry : When did you eat there? Joe : Three months ago. Harry : What was the restaurant like? Joe : It was excellent, The food was delicious, and the service was very good.

  8. L. Inquiring (ประโยคสอบถาม) David :What’s the matter? Why has the but stopped? Peter : There’s been an accident. David : Has there? Peter : Yes, there has.

  9. M. Borrowing money Mary : Can you lend me £10 ? Rose : Sorry, I can’t. I’ve only two pounds in my purse. Mary : I need some money now. Rose : Why don’t you ask Linda? Mary : Yes, it’s good idea.

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