Phrase mix 3

Question 1

If you were to invite someone out to watch a movie, how would you ask?

Answer 1

Do you want to go watch a movie?

Question 2

ask this to invite someone out on a date

Answer 2

Do you want to go out for dinner?

Question 3

Ungradable adjective:
(very, very sad)
(very, very happy)
(very, very funny) 
(very beautiful/pretty)

Answer 3

Use absolutely:
devastated
ecstatic /thrilled / delighted 
hilarious
gorgeous

Question 4

Ungradable adjective:
(very tired)
(very hungry)
(very old)
(very unappealing)

Answer 4

Use:
(so / completely) exhausted  
(- )starving
(absolutely)ancient
disgusting

Question 5

Ungradable adjective:
(very clean)
(very dirty)
(very busy)
(very painful)

Answer 5

Use:
spotless 
filthy 
(totally) slammed 
excruciating

Question 6

Ungradable adjective:
(very cute)
(very large)
(very cold)

Answer 6

Use absolutely:
adorable
enormous
freezing

Question 7

Ungradable adjective:
very good
very tasty
very bad

Answer 7

use :
wonderful / fantastic
delicious
completely terrible /awful /horrible

Question 8

You can use this phrase when you want to discuss an imaginary situation

Answer 8

You start with “Let’s say…” and then describe the imaginary situation. Then you ask questions about what would happen in that situation

Question 9

”——” is especially useful when you’re trying to persuade someone

Answer 9

Let’s say

Question 10

Make a sentence with “let’s say” and “price “

Answer 10

Let’s say I drop the price down to $150. Would you be interested then?

Question 11

Make a sentence with “let’s say” and “offer”

Answer 11

Let’s say another company offered you a 20% higher salary. Would you take their offer, or keep your current job?

Question 12

Make a sentence with “let’s say” and “get lost”

Answer 12

Let’s say you’re travelling there and you get lost. Would you be able to speak the language fluently enough to find your way around?

Question 13

How to use “Let’s say”

Answer 13

Let’s say (something happens). (Question)

Question 14

Use this phrase when you want to ask an expert to help you choose something

Answer 14

What would you recommend?

Question 15

You’re shopping for a laptop computer at a store. The salesperson has shown you two computers within your price range. You want to know which one he thinks is better. You say:

Answer 15

Which would you recommend?