Speech acts in the English language include various forms of communication that include talking about routines and habits, giving and asking for information, finding out, identifying, offering, suggesting, requesting, thanking, accepting, rejecting, describing, giving opinions and expressing tastes and preferences.

• Example: I go to the gym every morning.

Simple Past: Used for actions and events completed in the past.

• Example: I visited my best friend last weekend.

Simple Future: Used for actions and events that will occur in the future.

• Example: I will travel to Costa Rica next year.

• Example: Pharmacology class starts at 10 AM.

Asking for information:

• Example: ¿Could you tell me where the nearest supermarket is?

• Example: Do you know where the governor's office is?

Identify:

• Example: Is this the right test to fill out?

Offer:

• Example: Would you like some hot chocolate?

Suggest:

• Example: How about we go to the movies tonight?

• Example: Can you help me with this?

Thank:

• Example: Thank you for your help.

Accept:

• Example: Yes, I would love to join your team.

Reject:

• Example: I'm sorry, but I can't accept your gift.

• Example: My friend's house is big and has a beautiful garden.

Give opinion:

• Example: I think it's a great idea.

Express likes:

• Example: I love Italian and Chinese food.

Express preferences:

• Example: I prefer tea to coffee.