LEVEL
3: Vocabulary
Sheet #4
Conversations
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PART A.
Choose the correct word to complete the following conversations.
Click on the word and then click in the space provided.
adopt
infant
seal
confidential
awful
mixed feelings
reaction
worthwhile
get along
imagine
certain
- A mother and daughter talking.
A. Mom, David and I have decided to
_______________ a baby.
B. Oh honey, that's great news.
A. Well, you know we have been trying to get pregnant for 5 years.
- Two co-workers talking.
A. You're not going to believe this, but the
president is going to get fired.
B. No way, how do you know that?
A. Oh, I accidentally opened an envelope that said
_______________.
- Two friends talking.
B. It was
_______________. It was the worst movie I have ever seen!
A. That surprises me. Ben Affleck's movies are usually good.
- Two neighbours talking.
A. So are you excited about moving to your new house?
B. Well, I have
_______________. You know, we have been in this house for 15 years.
It holds a lot of great memories.
A. I understand how you feel.
- Two friends talking.
A. Are you going to watch the debate tonight?
B. Why bother? They never say anything
_______________.
- A mechanic and a customer
A. When will my car be ready?
B. Well, I'm not
_________________... maybe late this afternoon or early tomorrow morning.
A. I guess that will be all right.
- Two neighbours talking.
A. My mother-in-law is moving in with us next week.
B. Oh no, that's not good.
A.
Yes, it is. We
__________________ really well. She is very good to me.
B. You're lucky because I don't get along with mine!
- Two men talking about hockey.
A. Did you think the Leafs are going to win the Stanley Cup this year?
B. No, I can't
__________________ them winning because the players are too old.
PART B: Writing
Write a sentence for each of the following words:
- certain:
_______________________________________________________________
- confidential: _______________________________________________________________
- worthwhile: _______________________________________________________________
- even
though: _______________________________________________________________
- awful: _______________________________________________________________
PART C: Pair Work
Ask you partner the following questions:
- Do you know anyone who has
adopted a child?
- Who do you
get along with
very well? Why?
- What can't you ever
imagine doing?
- Have you ever had a bad
reaction to medicine?
- Have you ever babysat an
infant?
PART D: IDIOMS
My lips are
sealed: Spoken
used to say that you will not
tell anyone about a secret
God-awful:
Spoken
used to say that something/someone is very bad
or unpleasant
- Two friends talking.
A. Please don't tell anyone what I have just told you!
B. Don't worry.
My lips are sealed!
A. Thanks, I know I can trust you!
- Two friends talking.
A. So, what's new with Jessica?
A. Come on, I am sure she talked to you about her new boyfriend.
B. She did,
but my lips are sealed. She made me a promise. Sorry.
- A friend entering her friend's house.
A. Alicia, what's that
god-awful smell?
B. I burned some toast this morning. I am surprised it still smells.
- Two friends talking.
B. It was
god-awful! I have never seen such a bad movie.
You will practice the conversations in PART A, C and D in
class.
The teacher will take up PART B in class.