File 1 (Pre-Int) Revision
e.g. A: Where you from? B: Scotland.
answer: Where are you from? B: Scotland.
- A: How do you your first name? B: K-A-R-E-N
- I have any brothers or sisters.
- Where you born?
- A: Can you speak any other? B: No, just Spanish and English.
- What kind of music do you listen?
- Where your wife work?
- A: How do you go to the theatre? B: Maybe once a year.
- How many cups of coffee do you drink day?
- A: Where he go last summer? B: I think he went to Paris.
- She's very but her husband is quiet.
- A: What does she like? B: She's quite tall with long, fair hair.
- Some people say Spanish people very lazy.
- My girlfriend doesn't feel going out this weekend.
- He is jeans and a white shirt.
- He always in black - black shirt, black trousers, black everything!
- There is a vase next the telephone.
- A: Can I speak to Mr. Smith? B: Certainly. I'll put you.
- She doesn't really get with her sister. They are completely different.
- the way, did you remember to cancel the meeting?
- I'm sorry to you but I have a problem with the TV. It doesn't work.
Comments
I don't have any brothers or sisters.
Where were you born?
A: Can you speak any other languages? B: No, just Spanish and English.
What kind of music do you listen to?
Where does your wife work?
A: How often do you go to the theatre? B: Maybe once a year.
How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?
A: Where did he go last summer? B: I think he went to Paris.
She's very funny but her husband is quiet.
A: What does she look like? B: She's quite tall with long, fair hair.
Some people say Spanish people are very lazy.
My girlfriend doesn't feel like going out this weekend.
He is wearing jeans and a white shirt.
He always is wearing in black - black shirt, black trousers, black everything!
There is a vase next to the telephone.
A: Can I speak to Mr. Smith? B: Certainly. I'll put you trought to you.
She doesn't really get on well with her sister. They are completely different.
By the way, did you remember to cancel the meeting?
I'm sorry to bother you but I have a problem with the TV. It doesn't work.
Mónica Ortiz
I was waiting for your classmates to attempt this exercise too but I am not going to wait any longer.
You did pretty well.
Just be careful with:
She's very talkative but her husband is quiet. The opposite of funny is serious.
He always dresses in black - black shirt, black trousers, black everything! Wear + object (a shirt, trousers...) / dress + no object (dress in black, dress well, dress badly ...)
A: Can I speak to Mr. Smith? B: Certainly. I'll put you through.
She doesn't really get on with her sister. They are completely different. "Well" is not necessary.
That's it.
Have a nice weekend.
1. A: How do you spell your first name? B: K-A-R-E-N
2. I have got any brothers or sisters.
3. Where are you born?
4. A: Can you speak any other languages? B: No, just Spanish and English.
5. What kind of music do you listen to?
6. Where does your wife work?
7. A: How often do you go to the theatre? B: Maybe once a year.
8. How many cups of coffee do you drink every day?
9. A: Where did he go last summer? B: I think he went to Paris.
10. She's very talkative but her husband is quiet.
11. A: What does she look like? B: She's quite tall with long, fair hair.
12. Some people say Spanish people are very lazy.
13. My girlfriend doesn't feel like going out this weekend.
14. He is wearing jeans and a white shirt.
15. He always dresses in black - black shirt, black trousers, black everything!
16. There is a vase next to the telephone.
17. A: Can I speak to Mr. Smith? B: Certainly. I'll put you through.
18. She doesn't really get on well with her sister. They are completely different.
19. By the way, did you remember to cancel the meeting?
20. I'm sorry to bother you but I have a problem with the TV. It doesn't work.
All fine except for:
2. I don't have any brothers or sisters.
3. Where were you born?
8. How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?
18. She doesn't really get on (well) with her sister. They are completely different.
Well done!
Thanks for everything.
You are most welcome.