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) Listen to the replies and repeat them in the intervals
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- 1) Listen carefully to the following conversational situations. Concentrate your attention on the intonation of the replies. Say what meaning is rendered by them.
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2) Listen to the replies and repeat them in the intervals. 3) Listen to the verbal context and reply in the intervals. 4) Repeat the replies until they sound perfectly natural to you. 9. The High Dive Attitude In STATEMENTS: appealing to the listener to continue with the topic of conversation; expressing gladness, regret, surprise. In QUESTIONS: very emotive, expressing plaintiveness, despair, gushing warmth. In COMMANDS: pleading, persuading. In INTERJECTIONS: intensely encouraging, protesting 1) Listen carefully to the following conversational situations. Concentrate your attention on the intonation of the replies. Say what meaning is rendered by them. 1. Which are our places? – There’s yours. (Next to Peter.) 2. How can we get to his house? – Walking’s the easiest way. 3. Where could we sleep? – Frances has got a couple of spare beds. 4. I’m from Sheffield. – (Really?) My mother came from there. 5. But you sister said no. – Oh no-one listens to her. 6. Where can I get Brazilian coffee? – Well the supermarket’s got a fresh supply. 7. She’s a pleasant girl, isn’t she? – Yes I like Barbara. 8. How’s Freda getting on? – She’s dreading her driving test. 9. Why not ask Janet? – No I’d hate to ask her a favour. 10. He had at least two helpings. – (I’m not surprised.) He’s mad on apple pie. 11. Are you going by car? – No I loathe driving at night. 12. Have some more. – (Thanks.) I’m partial to Indian curry. 13. It’s a lovely present, Dick. – I hoped you’d like it. 14. Look at the weather. – (Ah well!) I thought it would rain. 15. So you’ve heard from Archie. – Yes and he told me you’d be dropping in to see me. 16. Don’t interrupt, Jake. – I beg your pardon. (I thought you’d finished.) 17. Oh there you are, Tony. – (Hullo, Alf.) I hope I’m not late. 18. I really must go now. – (Good bye, then.) I do hope you have a comfortable journey. 19. Fred’s answer was wrong. – (Funny!) He was sure he’d got it right. 20. It’s sheer highway robbery. – I’m sorry you feel it’s too expensive. 21. I’m so sorry. – It doesn’t matter. There’s no real harm done. 22. But why didn’t you tell me? – I’m so sorry. (I thought I had.) 23. You don’t mind, do you? – No I quite understand. 25 24. Thanks for inviting me. – We were so glad you could make it. 25. Sorry I haven’t returned it. – That’s quite all right. I’m in no particular hurry for it. 26. It’s an absolute scandal. – There’s no need to get s worked up about it. 27. How do we get there? – Going by underground would be the quickest. 28. Where shall we go this year? – Somewhere in Devon would make a pleasant change. 29. How did your holiday go? – You know, I quite enjoyed camping. 30. He’s accepted your offer. – (Really?) I didn’t dream he’d take me seriously. 31. Can you let me have six of the large glasses? – (Sorry.) I haven’t got many of them. 32. Haven’t you read that article? – No I don’t often see the Times. 33. I have to go out now. – When will you be back, d’you think? 34. Three thousand he paid for it. – When will the poor fool learn wit? 35. Come and have a game, Phil. – Will you stop bothering me? Can you see I’m busy? 36. I’m afraid I’ve lost it. – Never mind. (I’ve got another one.) 37. What’s upsetting you? – Do shut the door. (There’s such a draught.) 38. I really must go now. – Oh please stay a little longer. 39. See you on Friday. – Right you are. 40. We go that way. – Half a minute. (How d’you know?) жүктеу/скачать 0,6 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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