This document provides examples of everyday expressions and sentences to join with connecting words. It also includes a partial social media message to be completed.
The document first lists common expressions with responses: things like "Thanks very much" with responses like "You're welcome." It then provides sentence fragments to join using connecting words like "and" or "but."
Finally, it includes a start to a social media message to a friend on holiday that needs to be filled in with phrases provided, describing the trip to Istanbul, with details about the city, hotel, and food.
This document provides examples of everyday expressions and sentences to join with connecting words. It also includes a partial social media message to be completed.
The document first lists common expressions with responses: things like "Thanks very much" with responses like "You're welcome." It then provides sentence fragments to join using connecting words like "and" or "but."
Finally, it includes a start to a social media message to a friend on holiday that needs to be filled in with phrases provided, describing the trip to Istanbul, with details about the city, hotel, and food.
This document provides examples of everyday expressions and sentences to join with connecting words. It also includes a partial social media message to be completed.
The document first lists common expressions with responses: things like "Thanks very much" with responses like "You're welcome." It then provides sentence fragments to join using connecting words like "and" or "but."
Finally, it includes a start to a social media message to a friend on holiday that needs to be filled in with phrases provided, describing the trip to Istanbul, with details about the city, hotel, and food.
1a f i r d eithe correct responses. 2 Join the sentences. Use and or but. 1 Thanks very much, 1 My grandparents have got a lovely house. It’s got a big a Bless you. garden. b Sorry, I don't know. My grandparents have got a lovely house and it's yot 0 You're welcome. a big acvrdevi. 2 Can I sit here? 2 Tim and Olga are very rich. They've got an expensive a Oh, I'm so sorry, car. b Yes, of course, x Tim and Olga are very rich____________________ . c Oh, thanks. 3 I’ve got two cats. I haven't got a dog. 3 Sorry, I'm late. I've got two cats,______________________________ . a That's OK. Don't worry, x 4 We've got three neighbours. They aren't our friends. b Bless you. We’ve got three neighbours,_____________________ . c You're welcome. 5 Wilma is married. She’s got two daughters. 4 Tea? Wilma is married______________________________. a Yes, of course, 6 My partner’s got a hard job. He’s very happy. b Sorry, I don’t know, My partner's got a hard job,______________________. c Yes, please. x 3 Complete the social media message with phrases a-f. 5 Excuse me. That’s my seat, a Bye for now d I’m here in Istanbul on holiday a Oh, I'm so sorry. x b Hi Debbie, e Message me soon b You're welcome, c I hope you're well f Our hotel is near the centre c Oh, thanks. 6 Atishoo! a Yes, please, b Bless you. x c That’s OK. Don’t worry. 7 Excuse me. Where’s the toilet? MESSAGE a Oh, I’m so sorry. b Yes, of course, 1b c Sorry, I don’t know. x 2 ______. 3____ . It’s a very big and beautiful city. 8 After you. The buildings are very old, and they’re very a That’s OK. Don’t worry, interesting. b Oh, thanks, x 4__ . It’s small, but our room is very nice. The c Yes, please. people in the hotel are very friendly and our guide is very funny. The food in Istanbul is b 3.91))Listen and check your answers. great and it’s very cheap. 5__ C 3.9))) Listen again and repeat. 6__ . xx
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