Pretend you’re going to travel to New York tonight. Using I’m off, say it in another way.
I’m off to New York tonight.
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It’s your brother’s job to wash the dog. Your brother tells you he will go out, but he washed the dog yet. Use an expression to tell your brother to wait and and not be too quick to go out, and tell him what he has to do.
Not so fast. You have to wash the dog.
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Who usually does the dishes in your house?
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Pretend you’ll travel to Rio de Janeiro tomorrow. How long will it take to get there by car?
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Tell us about a trip you took that you’ll remember forever.
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Tell us about a place you went to that you thought it took forever to get to.
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Your mom always leaves home at 8 a.m. It’s 7:55 a.m. now. Using TO BE ABOUT TO, say your mom will leave soon.
My mom is about to leave.
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Tell us one thing you think you may do next weekend.
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Where do you think you may go on your next vacation?
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Pretend someone in your family is sick and a doctor goes to your house for a visit. Would you have to pay a fee?
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A friend asks you if you can lend him $100 but you don’t have $100. What expression can you use to tell your friend you are definitely not going to lend him $100?
Forget it. I don’t have $100.
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When you’re broke, do you ask your parents for some money, or do you borrow money from a friend?
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Do you have any friends who are always broke? Do they ever ask you to lend them money?
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If a friend invited you to go to a Chinese restaurant tomorrow, would you accept the invitation or not?
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In your opinion, should you get an IOU if you lend people money? Why (not)?
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You think you and your friends should do your homework before you hang out at the mall. Using an expression you learned, what can you say?
First things first. Let’s do our homework, then go hang out at the mall.
