What’s another way to say "I’m going to throw a party this weekend"?
I’m throwing a party this weekend
Describe a situation in which you might need to say to someone: Hold your horses.
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What can you say if you want to order two hamburgers with everything on them?
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When you have an appointment with someone, but you have to cancel the appointment, what do you do?
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Imagine someone told you a story and you didn’t understand the beginning. You want that person to begin again. What can you ask him or her?
Can you start over?
Pretend you're hungry now. Using OR SOMETHING, tell us what you would like to eat.
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You’re trying to explain something difficult to your friend, and you can see your friend is becoming bored. Instead of saying "Be patient with me, please" what can you say?
Bear with me, please.
If you hadn’t had class today, what would you have done?
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What time are you leaving CCAA today?
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Imagine Bob went to a play with Sue last night. Bob tells you that Sue was really late and they almost missed the play. What can you say to Bob to show that you're not surprised because you know Sue is always late?
That/It figures. Sue is always late.
Do you like to put ketchup/mustard on a ham sandwich, or do you like it plain?
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You’re at a fast-food restaurant and you’re ordering two hamburgers. Then you decide you want the two hamburgers with extra pickles. Using make it, tell the clerk how you want your order now.
Make it two hamburgers with extra pickles.
You're at a fast-food restaurant and you're ordering two hamburgers without pickles. Then you decide you want the two hamburgers with pickles. Using MAKE IT, tell the clerk how you want your order now.
Make it two hamburgers with pickles.
When you go to fast-food restaurants, do you prefer to go inside to eat, or do you prefer to use the drive-thru service?
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What movie would you have chosen to see if you had gone to the movies last night?
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Pretend you're ordering a ham pizza at an Italian restaurant and you don't want any onions on your pizza. Using the verb TO HOLD, what can you say to the waiter when you make the order?
I'd like a ham pizza, but hold the onions, please.
Using SINCE, say "Because it's raining I won't go to the show" in another way.
Since it's raining won't go to the show.
Give some examples of plain and simple food that's easy to cook.
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How do you ask for a burger with nothing on it?
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Do you like to eat red meat? (If aff.) What do you like to eat with red meat? (If negative.) Tell us why you don’t like to eat red meat.
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What are the advantages of drive-thru services?
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Imagine you’re ordering a burger at a fast-food restaurant. Tell us how you want it.
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Using the verb TO RAISE, say the stores in Vassouras have increased their prices recently in another way.
The stores in Vassouras have raised their prices recently.
What kind of food do they serve at your favorite restaurant?
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Give some examples of when you think people should honk a horn in traffic.
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