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Pre-intermediate (Lesson 14)

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Warm up!

Read the post-obit sentences and make positive predictions (I'm certain you'll …).

1. I take an important exam tomorrow.
2. I'thousand getting married next month.
3. I'yard a scrap depressed today.
iv. I'thousand going to New York side by side month.
v. I can't go out tonight. I don't have money.

Speaking and Reading.

A) Wait at the six promises below. What do they have in common?

A I won't tell anyone.
B I'll always beloved you.
C I'll come back tomorrow.
D I'll write.
E I'll pay yous back tomorrow.
F This won't injure.

What promise is the most hard to go on from your point of view?

B) Read the text and fill up the gaps with the promises from ex. 2A.

Promises, Promises…

Nosotros make them and we break them, because some promises are very difficult to keep.
Here are the top of 6 almost common broken promises…

1.
Y'all always hear this from builders, plumbers, electricians. Only the truth is very unlike. They won't come up dorsum until next week (or subsequently). And y'all volition probably demand to phone them five times first.

2.
We beloved hearing secrets and happily make this promise. And at the time nosotros actually mean it. 'Don't worry' we say, your secret is safe with me'. But of grade information technology isn't. Enquiry shows that everybody will ever tell one other person the secret. Very soon the whole street will know!

3.
A favourite phrase of doctors, dentists, and nurses. They usually say it just earlier they give you lot an injection. But the phrase is not complete. The full phrase is: 'This won't hurt me (but information technology volition probably hurt you a lot).

4.
You make a new friend on holiday or on a jitney journey, you swap your e-post address on a card or an old slice of paper. 'Oh, dear!' you think — but then y'all remember that they didn't write to yous either!

5.
In Hamlet, Shakespeare told us never to borrow or lend money. He was right. When we lend people coin they always make this promise, but so they forget. If we then inquire for the money dorsum, they think we are hateful. If we don't ask, we never get the money back.

vi.
Whitney Houston sang a song nigh this and every day all over the world thousands of people brand the same promise to each other. We know eternal dearest exists, but is this promise the almost hard one to go along of them all?

Vocabulary Study and Practice.

A) Remember these phrases:

Useful phrases:

to proceed promises – means that one ever does what he / she has promised
to interruption promises — means that people forget what they've promised

B) Find the words in the text to complete these definitions.

1. A person who repairs water pipes, baths —
ii. Studies to discover more information about something —
3. Putting medicine under the skin with a needle —
4. The act of travelling from one place to another —
5. Ane or the other —
half-dozen. Something which lasts forever —

Grammar Study. DECISIONS. OFFERS. PROMISES.

Pay attending to these rules.

Grammer Practise.

A) Match the sentences and the responses.

one. I'grand thirsty.	a) I'll help you exercise information technology.
2. I accept a headache.	b) Shall we make you a sandwich?
iii. This exercise is difficult.	c) Shall I carry 1 for you?
4. I'g hungry.	d) I'll lend yous some money.
5. These begs are heavy.	e) I'll transport information technology past east-post now.
6. I left my wallet at home.	f) Shall I turn off the music?
7. I need this photo urgently.	g) I'll become y'all a glass of h2o.

B) Complete the sentences with Volition / WON'T and the suggested verbs:

telephone call forget help pay have tell

Example:
A: What would you lot similar?
B: I'll accept the pasta.

1
A: I tin't open this window.
B: you?

2
A: Information technology's a cloak-and-dagger.
B: I anyone, I promise

three
A: When volition I see you again?
B: I you tonight.

four
A: Can I borrow 50$?
I you lot dorsum tomorrow.

five
A: It's my altogether adjacent week.
B: Don't worry. I

6
A: I don't feel very well.
B: I you home?

Speaking.

Await at the pictures and try to guess what promises or offers the people are giving.

What promises do you frequently give?

Vocabulary Study and Practise. Phrasal Verbs with 'Dorsum'.

Complete the dialogue with one of the phrasal verbs.

call back come up back requite it back pay me back take it back

1
A: I honey that shirt you gave me for my birthday. But it'due south a bit modest.
B: Don't worry. I'll to the shop and change it.

2
A: Tin I speak to Bart, please?
B: I'k sorry. He isn't home at the moment.
A: OK. I`ll later on.

3
A: Excuse me. Could I talk to you for a moment?
B: I'yard really busy at the moment. Could yous in five minutes?

4
A: That'southward my pen you're using!
B: No, it's not. Information technology's mine.
A: No, it'southward mine. !

five
A: Tin can you lend me 50 euros, Nick?
B: Information technology depends. When can yous ?
A: Tomorrow. I'll become to the bank first thing in the morning.

Vocabulary Revision. Prepositions.

Consummate the questions with the correct preposition.

about for of to with

i. What did yous dream concluding night?
2. What radio station practise yous usually listen ?
three. What do y'all talk with your friends?
iv. Did y'all expect a bus or a train today?
v. Who practice y'all ordinarily agree in your family unit?
six. Are you going to write anybody tonight?
7. What do yous retrieve this book?
eight. What are you thinking now?
9. Do you lot oftentimes argue people?
ten. Who was the beginning person you spoke this morn?

Vocabulary Written report. Ordering a meal.

Match the phrases and the pictures. Put 1-8 into the gaps.

a) grilled salmon
b) T-bone steak
c) mushroom soup
d) tomato plant and mozzarella salad
eastward) baked potato
f) rare steak
thou) fried chicken
h) grilled prawns

Watching and Speaking.

Scout how Allie and Mark are ordering a meal in the restaurant.

one. What practise they order for starters?

2. What does Allie order for her main course?

3. What kind of potatoes practice they social club

4. How does Mark want his steak — rare, medium, or well done?

v. What are they going to potable?

Part-play the state of affairs: yous are a client and your partner is a waiter. You lot are going to order something. What would yous say in this example?

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