Repetytorium - Unit 1: Use of English | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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X: Who was your biggest role model when you were a child? Y: _____ X: So did I. I really admired her.

I can’t remember, but it was probably my grandma.

I always looked up to my older sister.

My Aunt Martha had the biggest impact on me.

X: Thanks a lot for ironing my shirt. Y: _____

No problem. It’s my fault.

You can wear mine if you like.

Don’t mention it.

X: What are you going to wear to the party? Y: _____ X: Neither have I.

I’ve been thinking about something casual.

I’m going to wear that smart patterned dress.

I haven’t made up my mind yet.

X: So, tell me a little about yourself. Y: Well, I’m mad about football. X: ______________________

I’m keen on it, too.

I can’t stand it either.

I feel like playing it as well.

X: How do you feel when you read comments like this one on the Internet? Y: They always make me angry. I can’t stand them, to be honest. X: _____

I agree. They’re very moving.

I find them annoying too.

You’re right. They’re so frustrated.

X: What should I do if people are rude to me? Y: ______________________

Find out what’s wrong and cheer them up.

Tell them you dislike it and ask them to stop.

Look up to them like they look up to you.

X: I’m bored. Let’s do something. Y: OK. ______________________ X: Maybe we can go to the cinema.

What are you good at?

What are you fed up with?

What do you fancy doing?

X: What do you think of this jumper? Y: ______________________ X: OK, you’ve convinced me.

I don’t know, I haven’t tried it on.

I like it, the colour really suits you.

It’s good, it’s got a nice complexion.

X: I didn’t mean to be impolite. I apologise. Y: _____

It’s OK. Don’t worry about that.

With pleasure.

I’m all right, but thanks for asking.

X: What does Matilda look like? Y: ______________________

She’s into lots of things, especially sports.

She’s generous, funny and warm.

She’s tall and slim with long, wavy brown hair.

X: Do you think I should post this photo on my profile? Y: _____

If I were you, I wouldn’t.

You’d better do the same.

Thanks for the advice.

X: I think I’ll buy these trousers. I hope they fit me. Y: ______________________

You can dress up in them if you want.

Well, get dressed and see.

You should try them on first to find out.

X: Are you OK? Y: I’ve got exams coming up soon. X: ______________________

You should make up your mind quickly.

Try not to look down on them.

That’s why you look so stressed out.

X: Please choose something to eat, the waiter has been back three times already to see if we are ready. Y: ______________________

I can’t make up my mind.

Nothing here has a positive impact.

I don’t know how to set an example.

X: Does your brother do a lot of sport? Y: _____ X: Really? I thought you were both sporty types.

He does. He’s mad about tennis.

Yes, he’s always been into it.

He’s not very keen on it, actually.

X: _____ Y: Of course. What is it? X: Would you get me some toothpaste at the shop?

How can I help?

Do you want me to do something?

Can you do me a favour?

Oh, you’re going to clean out your wardrobe. Can I give you a hand? Y: _____ X: OK. What shall we start with then?

Thank you. I can manage

I’d really like to help.

That would be great, thanks.

X: What is Paul’s sister like? Y: _____ X: Is she? Quite different from Paul then. He’s quiet and shy.

She’s really outgoing and talkative.

Just like her brother. They’re both very sociable.

Very friendly, but she likes being alone most of the time.

X: What happened during the lesson? Y: We were noisy and the teacher was angry. X: ______________________

He often loses his temper.

He’s always changing his mind.

He quite often sets an example.

X: Jason is so stubborn! Y: ______________________

Yes, he looks up to everyone.

I know, he never listens to other people’s advice.

You’re right, he never shares anything with other people.