Writing

Use the following exercise to practise your writing skills.
 

Arranging to meet someone

arranging to meet someone
Read the first e-mail below. Then complete the answer by filling in the gaps. Use the same words as in the first e-mail.
 
Hi Maria, How are you? What are you doing next Friday night? Why don't we meet and have dinner together? I can pick you up at 7 pm. I know a nice little restaurant! Please answer soon so we can arrange to meet. If you don't have time on Friday, please let me know. I am also free on Saturday. By the way, can I have your number? Love, Tom
 
 
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  • Dear Tom, Thank you for your e-mail! I'm fine, how are you? I would love to see you. But I'm sorry, I don't have time on ⁠. Saturday is great, though! I work until 6.30 pm, so o'clock pm is too early. You can me up at 7.45 pm. I can't wait to see you! I'm looking forward to ⁠! Please call me to confirm the date. My telephone is 783-865. Yours, Maria.
     
Repeat exercise ?
 
 
 

Speaking

Use the following exercise to practise your speaking skills!
 

A telephone call at the directory assistance

call-directory-assistance
Listen to the dialogue and complete it with the Drag and Drop exercise! Then practise it (with a partner).
Listen to speaker 1 and speak the other part.
Listen to speaker 2 and speak the other part.
 
 
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  • Bye!
     
  • Hi, the number of the New York Visitor Information Centre, please.
     
  • Yes, the ZIP-Code is 10019.
     
  • Thank you!
     
  • Okay, I'll hang on.
     
  • Directory assistance, how may I help you?
     
  • Do you know the ZIP-Code?
     
  • Just a second please.
     
  • The number is 212-484-1222.
     
  • You're welcome. Have a nice day. Bye.
     
 
 
Repeat exercise ?
 
 
 
In this unit, you've learned a lot of new vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.
Now go to the unit test and practise everything again
 

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