✅ FORMAL SITUATIONS (1–10) 1. Workplace Promotion Tone: FormalContext: A senior manager congratulating an employeeCharacters: Mr. Lewis (Manager), Sarah (Employee) Mr. Lewis:“Congratulations on your promotion, Sarah. You’ve earned this.”Sarah:“Thank you,…
📜 Formal Situations (Professional/Respectful) 1. Missing a Business Meeting Context: Employee emails manager after missing a key meeting.A: “Dear Mr. Thompson, I sincerely apologize for missing this morning’s strategy meeting.…
🔵 Formal Situations (1–10) 1. Work Promotion (Office Setting) A: (Manager) I just wanted to inform you that you’ve been promoted to Senior Analyst.B: Thank you so much! This means…
🔵 FORMAL SITUATIONS (1–10) 1. Job Interview (Corporate Office) Interviewer: Could you tell me about your academic background?Candidate: Certainly. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University…
🔷 Formal Situations (10 Conversations) Contexts: Academic, Professional, Interviews, etc. 1. Academic Advisor and StudentAdvisor: Which subject do you find most engaging this semester?Student: I’d say history. I’m fascinated by…
Formal Situations 1. University Admissions Office Inquiry Student: Good morning. I’m interested in enrolling in the Advanced English Composition course. Could you provide me with the prerequisites? Admissions Officer: Certainly.…
Formal (10 Conversations) Used in professional settings, emails, or official inquiries. 1. Phone Inquiry to a University Admissions Office Caller: Good morning, I’d like to inquire about the admission requirements…
🔷 FORMAL (10 Conversations) Used in upscale stores, high-end markets, or professional interactions 1. Asking About Organic Certification Context: A customer at an organic food marketCustomer: Good morning. Could you…
🔹 FORMAL SITUATIONS (1–10) Context: Professional events, restaurants, business meals, polite settings. 1. Business Lunch at a High-End Restaurant A: I hope the meal is to your liking.B: It’s absolutely…
🧑💼 Formal (10 Situations) Used in upscale restaurants, business meetings, or with unfamiliar company 1. Business Lunch Reservation Context: Making a phone reservation for a formal lunchA: Good afternoon, Carlton’s…