V. to draw adj. straight n. line n. row

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Q: Is your hair straight ?

A: No, it isn't. It's curly.

Q: What do people use to draw straight lines ?

A: People use a ruler to draw straight lines.

Q: When is it hard to walk in a straight line ?

A: It's hard to walk in a straight line if you've been drinking.

Q: Where would you see a row of:

a. vegetables ?

I would see a row of vegetables in a garden or in an allotment.

b. trees ?

By the side of the road./I would see a row of trees by the side of the road.

c. people ?

Queuing for cinema tickets./I would see a row of people at the cinema queuing for tickets.

d. cars ?

In a traffic jam./I would see a row of cars in a traffic jam.

Q: What did you like drawing when you were a child ?

A. I used to draw stick figures.

Q: Are you any good at drawing ?

No, I'm not. That's why I draw stick figures./No, I'm no good at drawing.

UNIT 7

Unit 7

adv. straight = directly

We add the word straight before a preposition (or adverb) to mean ‘ directly’.
eg I walked straight into his office without knocking.

The bus drove straight past without stopping.

Q: Do you go straight home after school ?

A: No, I don't always go straight home after school.

Q: Where else do you go on the way ?

A: I sometimes go shopping.

Q: When you go to the doctor do they usually see you straight away ?

A: No, they don't usually see me straight away.

Q: Do you do the washing up straight after dinner ?

A: I try do./Yes, I do the washing up straight after dinner.

Q: Do you ever go straight to bed when you got home ?

A: Yes, sometimes./Yes, I sometimes go straight to bed when I got home.

Q: Why ?

A: Because I'm so tired after studying English.

adv. right = completely/exactly

Q: What’s right in the middle of your face ?

A: [nose] My nose is right in the middle of my face.

Q: Would you get a good view right at the back of a stadium ?

A: No, you wouldn't get a good view right at the back of a stadium.

Q: Where would you prefer to be ?

A: I'd prefer to be somewhere near the front.

Q: What’s right at the top of this building ?

A: The roof garden is right at the top of this building.

Q: Would you like to live right next to a pub ?

A: Yes, I'd love to live right next to a pub.

Q: Why/Why not ?

A: Because I could go there every day.

Q: Do you like films where you don’t find out what’s happening till right at the end ?

A: Yes, I do./Yes, I like films where you don’t find out what’s happening till right at the end.

Q: Have you ever had an embarrassing moment right in front of lots of people ?

A: Yes, I've split my trousers once./Yes, I have had an embarrassing moment right in front of lots of people.

Q: Did you feel like crying/dying/killing yourself ?

A: I wanted the ground to open and swallow me./Yes, I felt like crying.

v. to turn v. to turn back/over

Q: Is it easier to turn left or right at a crossroads in this country ?

A: It's easier to turn left at a crossroads in this country because we drive on the left.

Q: What machines have parts that turn ?

A: Washing machines have parts that turn.

Q: What do you do when you have read to the bottom of a page ?

A: When I have read to the bottom of a page, I turn over.

Q: Have you ever started a long journey and had to turn back ?

A: Yes, I have./Yes, I have started a long journey and had to turn back.

Q: What had you forgotten ?

A: I've forgotten my wallet.

Q: What food has to be turned over while it’s being cooked ?

A: Bacon has to be turned over while it’s being cooked.

Unit 7

Q: Why would someone keep turning over in bed ?

A: Someone would keep turning over in bed because they couldn't sleep.

Q: Have you ever turned your back on someone ?

A: Yes, I have./Yes, I have turned my back on someone.

Q: What had they done to deserve it ?

A: They were really rude to me.

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