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- I seem to have lost my pen. - I’ll give you mine. I’ve got 2 pens.
- I seem to have left my copy book at home. - I’ll give you some sheets of paper.
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- I’m going to be late for my next lecture. - I’ll tell the lecturer you’re coming.
- I need a dictionary. -There are several dictionaries on the teacher’s table. Ask if you can use one of them
- I am cold. - Let me close the window.
- I am afraid of draughts! - Let me shut the door.
- I am shorter than you, so I cannot see anything on the blackboard. -Take my seat and I will take yours.
- I left my textbook behind. - We can share mine.
- It’s so stuffy here! - Let me open the window.
- Oh, I didn’t catch the last phrase of the teacher. - Have a look in my copybook – I have put it down.
- I have dropped my pencil. - Let me pick it up for you.
- My mobile phone doesn’t work – I think the battery has run down. - You can use my phone.
- Thank you for your help! - You are welcome!
- I need a file. - I think I can give you one. Here you are.
- Oh, I’ve stepped on your foot, I’m sorry! - It’s OK! Don’t worry.
- Could you give me a paper clip? - Sorry, I haven’t got any.
- Have you got a drawing pin? - Yes, here you are.
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