Which phrase is for checking meaning?
I suggest we focus on…
That’s a good point
The way I see things…
Just to confirm
“She’s having lunch now.” — “have” here is:
Stative
Active
“This box weighs 10 kilos.” — “weigh” is:
Stative
Active
“This soup tastes amazing.” — “taste” is:
Stative
Active
“I’m tasting the soup to check the salt.” — “taste” here is:
Stative
Active
You ______ bring your own food — we have a buffet.
mustn’t
must
don’t have to
have to
“She’s looking at the painting.” — “look” is:
Stative
Active
In “I think she’s right” is “think” active or stative?
Stative
Active
You ______ park here. It’s against the law.
should
must
mustn’t
don’t have to
“He looks tired.” — “look” is:
Active
Stative
You ______ finish your homework before playing games.
must
don’t have to
mustn’t
should
Which phrase is a polite disagreement?
I don’t think that will work
The way I see it…
You’re right
That’s fine by me
Which phrase is used to return to a topic?
I think we need to come back to…
Let’s recap
What about…?
Just to confirm
You ______ call me tomorrow if you can.
should
must
mustn’t
have to
Which phrase means “I agree completely”?
I’m not sure about that
Exactly!
Just to confirm
That’s ok by me
You ______ touch that wire — it’s dangerous!
mustn't
must
don’t have to
should
Which phrase suggests a new idea?
I see what you mean
What about…?
Moving to the next part…
Let’s sum up
Which phrase means “I’ll do it”?
Exactly!
I can take care of that
That’s a good idea
You’re right