4 Order sentences a-d to make a different ending for the dialogue. Then practise
the dialogue again.
Dean My family are having a party on Boxing Day.
Do you fancy coming?
a Oh, I see. OK, then. Bye, Marie.
b Oh well, maybe we can go out that week.
c I can't, I'm afraid. I'm going to my aunt's house.
d I don't know. I'm quite busy between Christmas
and New Year​

1. Richard will take a Science exam tomorrow.

2. I think Barça| will win the Champions League.

3. I am very unfit. I am going to join a gym.

4. Look at the clouds in the sky! It is going to rain.

5. Helen: "I've got a terrible headache!" Emma: "Don't worry! I will bring you an aspirin".

6. I have put on three kilos. I am going to do exercise every day.

7. Kate is going to go swimming with David on Friday.

8. Michael: "Would you like an orange juice or mineral water?" Harry: "I will have an orange juice, please".

1. We are taking our break now, Mr. Miller. (TAKE)

2. She is leaving for Liverpool later in the day (LEAVE).

3. The actor usually gets a lot of fan mail, because he’s so famous. (GET)

4. The car is losing oil. Can you repair it? (LOSE)

5. Dorothy loves reading good books during her holidays. (LOVE)

6. My brother is touring Italy at the moment (TOUR).

7. They are having a game of cards right now. (HAVE)

8. I am wearing a hat today because there’s a very special event in town. (WEAR)

9. Such bad behaviour always makes me mad. (MAKE)

10.Unpopular songs do not sell very well. (NOT SELL)

11.She usually goes out with her friends on Saturday evenings. (GO)

12.What are you baking, Mum? – It smells so good! (YOU BAKE)