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  • A(you/mind/I/sit) here? B: Oh, not at all.
    Do you mind if I sit here?
  • A: How/I/get) the cinema? B: Go straight on, then tur left.
    How can I get to
  • A: (you/feel) doing an English project? B: Personally, I think it's a great idea.
    How do you feel about
  • A: (she/like)? B: Well, she is quite tall and slim.
    What does she look like?
  • A: (How/get) to the cinema from here? B: Just turn right and the cinema is opposite the bank.
    How do you get
  • A: (you/think) my new dress? B: It's lovely.
    What do you think about
  • A: Could you help me with that wardrobe? B: (I/afraid/cannot)
    I'm afraid I can't.
  • A: (you/prefer/ play) video games or some film?
    Do you prefer
  • A: I'm sorry, I (not think/can /go) with you. I've already got some plans.
    don't think I can go
  • A: What ( think/should) do about it? B: Talk to your parents.
    do you think I should
  • A:(can/I/borrow) you phone? B: Yes, no problem.
    Can I borrow
  • A:(Not touch/ball)! It's dirty.
    Don't touch
  • A: (I/afraid/not understand). Can you explain it once more?
    I'm afraid I don't understand
  • A: Wow! It looks like a totally new room.(Why/paint) the walls purple? B: Because that's my favourite colour.
    Why did you paint
  • A: ( think/she) ? B: She seems nice.
    What do you think of her?
  • A: (you/want/invite) any classmates? B: Yes, a few.
    Do you want to invite
  • A: (not forget/tidy) your room. B: Yes mum. Don't worry.
    Don't forget to tidy
  • A:(be/you)? B: I've been better, to be honest. A: Really? What's the matter?
    How are you?
  • A:I've got a terrible headache. B: (I/hope/feel/good) soon.
    I hope you feel better soon.
  • A: (I/speak/doctor)? B: Yes, of course.
    Could I speak to a doctor?
  • A: Congratulations (pass/you/exam) !
    on passing your exam
  • A: (How/ CDs/have?you) ? B: About 50.
    How many CDs have you got
  • A: Hi. (I/name) Sarah. B: Hello. I'm Betty.
    My name is
  • A: (fancy/visit) the granparents at the weekend? B: Sure. I'd love to.
    Do you fancy visiting
  • A: (How/ stay in this nice hotel? B: Well, it's a bit too expensive.
    How about staying
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