Phrases & Expressions

To look at and listen to programs on television.

• We watch TV in the evening.
• Do you like to watch TV?

A greeting used when someone arrives.

• Welcome to our home!
• Welcome to the team.

Used to ask about someone or something else.

• I'd like pizza. What about you?
• We've invited your parents, but what about your sister?

Used to ask someone about their job or profession.

• Nice to meet you. What do you do?
• So, what do you do for a living?

Used to ask someone to explain something they have said more clearly.

• I don't understand. What do you mean?
• What do you mean by that comment?

Used to ask someone what is wrong or troubling them.

• What's the matter, Bob? You don't look happy.
• He looks pale. What's the matter with him?

Used to ask someone about their country or city of origin.

• Where are you from?
• So, where are you from originally?

Used to ask someone about the place where that person lives.

• Where do you live? — I live in a small flat near the park.
• Do you still live in Izmir? Where do you live now?

Used to ask someone which school, college or university that person attends.

• You're a student, right? Where do you study?
• Where do you study English?

Used to ask someone about the place or company where they are employed.

• So, where do you work these days?
• "Where do you work?" "I work at a bank in the city centre."