4 1.53 Study the key phrases. Then listen to
the conversation again. Number the phrases in
the order you hear them.
KEY PHRASES O Asking for things and
saying where they are
Have you got a / some ?
Can I borrow it?
Where is it?
I think he / she's got one / some.
It's / They're in / on ...
Yes, go ahead
2)What would you do if you were the president?
—If I was the president, I'd like to destroy the corruption.
3)What would you do if you were a teacher?
—If I was a teacher, I'd like to give easy homeworks
4)What would you do if you were your parents?
—If I was my parents, I'd like to help to my child with education
5)What would you do if you were an insect?
—If I was an insect, I'd like to kill all the humanity
6)What would you do if you were a writer?
—I'd like to make a lot of Best books that will contribute to literature.
1. Come to us tonight.We'll be home after 7 o'clock.
2. What will you do after class?We're going to see the new museum.
3. What time will you wake up tomorrow?I'll get up earlier than usual.
4. When will you translate this text?We'll start translating it in an hour.
5.Are they staying at the college after school today?Yes.We will go to have a meeting.
6. Will he be free next week?I think he will be very busy.
7. Students will not participate in this discussion.
8. Sports competitions will begin tomorrow at 10 o'clock.Don't be late.
9. When will she arrive in Paris?She's coming next week.
10. The teacher will answer all the students' questions at the next lesson.