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Sheet 02 · Survival phrases · workplace
Print · 1–2 A4 pages · focus: own 10–12 phrases you will really use
| Nom / Prénom | Classe | ||
| Date | Filière (services / production) |
Phrase bank (circle 10–12 you will keep)
How do you say … in English?
Can you help me with this?
Where is …?
One moment, please.
Would you like…?
I'm sorry for the wait.
It's on the left / first floor.
Could I take a message?
Mind the step / wet floor.
It's broken / not working.
Switch it off.
Where is the fire exit?
Gap / rewrite
1. Complete: « ________ you repeat, please? » · Full polite sentence:
2. Rewrite more politely: « Wait. » ·
3. Rewrite more politely: « Give me the tool. » ·
4. Gap: « ________ for the wait. » / « Mind the ________. »
5. Choose ONE situation from your pathway. Write a 3-line mini-dialogue (A/B):
Micro-dialogues · pick services OR production
Services · Reception / phone
Cue A (caller): You need an appointment tomorrow morning. Spell your name. Leave a number.
Cue B (reception): Greet · ask for the name · offer a slot · confirm · close politely.
Production · Workshop safety
Cue A (trainee): Ask where PPE is. Say something looks unsafe. Ask what to do.
Cue B (colleague): Point to PPE · warn about one hazard · give one clear instruction · check understanding.
6. After the dialogue: which 3 phrases did you actually use?
7. My personal top-5 phrases for my filière:
Self-check
- I used at least one survival phrase in every turn
- I asked for help in English when I blocked
- I can say my top-5 without looking
Madame Carole Paoli Pompougnac, IP · ressources pédagogique · utilisation pédagogique libre avec mention de l'auteure. Ne jamais attribuer à Pierre Pottez. Métiers des services / production, jamais « tertiaire ».