Bahman 30th, Roll the dice

Question 1

counter
Disk

Answer 1

مهره

Question 2

Dice

Answer 2

تاس

Question 3

Shuffle (v)

Answer 3

بر زدن

Question 4

Board games

Answer 4

بازیهای تخته ای

Question 5

Refuse (v)
Refusal (n)

Answer 5

What do you infer from her refusal?

Question 6

I’ll retire when I ____ 60.

Answer 6

am

Question 7

Promising (aadj)

Answer 7

Something that is promising shows signs that it is going to be successful or enjoyable:

doesn’t look at all promising from the outside.

Question 8

What time _____ on Monday?

Answer 8

do you finish work

Question 9

Don’t you have any money ____ you?

Answer 9

on

Question 10

We use I will in statements or shall I in questions.

Answer 10

I’ll carry that bag for you.
Shall I organise the meeting?

Question 11

Use the present simple to talk about the future in sentences with when, as soon as, until, before, after.

Answer 11

I’ll retire when I’m 70. (NOT when I’ll be)
I won’t call you until I arrive (NOT will arrive.)

Question 12

Promises and refusals

Answer 12

I will help you whenever you need me.
I won’t lend him my car.

Question 12

Promises and refusals

Answer 12

I will help you whenever you need me.
I won’t lend him my car.

Question 12

Promises and refusals

Answer 12

I will help you whenever you need me.
I won’t lend him my car.

Question 13

Suggestions

We use shall we…?

Answer 13

Shall we eat out today?

Question 14

Requests

When we ask someone to do something for us.

Answer 14

Will you open the door, please?

Question 15

We use may or might for possible actions in the future (when ‘we are not sure’).

Answer 15

I’ll be late for dinner today. (=I am sure.)
I might be late for dinner today. (=It’s possible, but I am not sure.)
I’m going to Denmark next September. (=Sure.)
I might go to Denmark next September. (=Not sure.)