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;Read:t he dialogues, then decide If the future form in the second sentence of each di alogue Is used correctly.
;. DeCide ho\v much you want to bet on your decision (minimum 1.00 maximum 1o.oo). .
./or X Bet Win lose
1 A: 'I'm not very hungry today'.
B: 'Me neither. I think 1m just having a sandwich for lunch'.
:1. A: 'Is Toby coming out with us Friday night?'
B: 'I hope he'll come. He's such good fun to be with.'
3
A: 'I got stopped in my car by the police twice today'.
B: 'I'm not surprised. You're such a bad driver. You're
going to have a serious accident one of these days'.
4
A: 'How are you getting to Italy next week?'
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B: wetake a train from London to Paris,
a'n<:(another one from Paris to Milan' .
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5
A: 'lt's realty hot and humid at the moment'.
B:_ 'I know. I'm sure there's going to be a big storm later'.
6 A: 'My teachers say I'm making really good progress'.
B: 'That's great. You're passing your
e_xains easily if you keep it up'.
7
A: hate.to complain, but this meal really wasn't
very good'.
B.: ;_Oh dear, I'm sorry to hear that sir. I have a word
the chef to find out what went wrong' .
8 A: 'Sally's. got a lot of work to do, hasn't she?'
s: 'She has. I think s he won't come out tonight' .
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A: 'That jac.ket doesn't look very warm'.
.B:/if's OK: ineard on the weather forecast
'' really ho,t later'.
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10 'A; 'Here's the new timetable for our English
B: ' Thanks. Oh no, look! Our first lesson
begins at eight o'clock!'
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11 A: 'This homework is really difficult'.
B: 'Is lt?.Weil, let me finish the washing
up and then I 'm helping you'.
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' 12 J\':. '8ave you got any plans for Saturday afternoon?'
nlmeet Basil for an early supper,
but I'm not sure where yet'.
Your final score:
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