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Giving Encouragement1. A: Have you heard that the price of phone calls is going to fall dramatically? 2. "What do you mean?", "So, what are you saying ( about …)? Tell me more...". 4. Fine, Of course, Sounds interesting, Right, Really, That's interesting, Sure, Yes, mmm, I see, Me too, Great, Good idea, OK, That would be nice. 5. How strange. I can't believe that. Is that right? I didn't know that. You must be joking, e.g. A: I prefer to spend weekends out of town. B: Me too. A: We are going to the country this Saturday. B: Great. 6. a little (dirty), a bit (noisy), rather (difficult), pretty (awful). e.g.: A: The room is a bit cold. Practice 1.4.2. Ex.1.10. Complete the conversation with appropriate phrases to show your interest or surprise: A: Did you know that scientists are developing ways of building skyscrapers out of diamonds? Ex.1.11.Complete the following dialogue with some encouraging expressions for Role A: A: Did you take a holiday last year? Ex.1.12. Change the words in bold so that the dialogue below sounds more positive. (More than one answer is possible.) A: We went to see that new film last night. Ex.1.13.Modify the remarks below to make them less direct. 1. It's cold. 2. The room is dirty. 3. The view is awful. 4. The crossing was rough. 5. The traffic was slow. 6. The weather is disappointing. 7. The service was poor. 8. The sound was awful. 9. It's noisy here. 10. The food is strange. Please, write down your remarks and mail them through course-email to your tutor!
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Request for introduction | Introduction |
Could you introduce me to… | Of course.……. Let me introduce ….….. to you. |
….., I haven't met….. | I'm sorry. ….., this is……. |
….., I don't know anyone here. You'll have to | Of course, I'll introduce you to ..., this is .... |
I don't think you've met before. Have you met before? | Let me introduce you two…, this is…… . ….., I'd like you to meet….., a colleague of mine from France. He's over here on business. |
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