Class Dialogue Activity with Uses of "Come."

 By Nate Feldman
Situation: Someone comes over to your house. They are selling something. Use the verb come in different ways to have a conversation with this person.

Example:

Speaker 1: Hello? Who is it?

Speaker 2: I am selling cookies.

Speaker 1: OK, come in.

Speaker 2: Thanks.

Speaker 1: What cookies do you have?

Speaker 2: I only have chocolate cookies.

Speaker 1: How come?

Speaker 2 : I don’t know.

Speaker 1: OK, I will have 1 box.

Speaker 2: Thank you. Here are your cookies.

Speaker: 1: Thank you. Come over again.

Speaker 2: Yes, I will come back.

Comments

  1. Hoang Minh NganMarch 20, 2019 at 5:27 PM

    It's very useful. Sometimes, I don't notice to the using of verb "come" in such differents way. Thank you.

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    1. Nate FeldmanMarch 21, 2019 at 6:00 AM

      I am glad this was very helpful for you Ngan. I will add more stories like this.

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