Your cousin wants to sell you his old CD player. 1 He wants too much money for it. You’re interested in the CD player, but it has to be less expensive. (get it cheaper, buy it)
You tell him: If I can I will buy it.
2 You can’t decide between a new outfit or a favourite old dress for tonight’s party. You ring up a friend for advice. She likes your old dress better. You’re going to try it on again. (not look great, not wear)
You tell her: If it doesn’t
3 You have a CD voucher but you can’t choose between Dr Dré and Funky Sisters. You decide to flip a coin for it. (heads, get Funky Sisters)
You say to yourself: If it
4 You’re in a shop and you’re looking for a new top. There’s a purple one you like, but you can’t find the right size. (have size 12, try it on)
You say to the shop assistant: If you
5 You’re in the library and the book you want is out. The librarian is going to see what she can do for you. But you need the book next week. (not back before next Tuesday, not need to reserve for me)
You tell her: If it
6 Jo has asked you to see a film with her. You don’t want to go if there is a football match on the telly. (football on TV, not go out)
You tell Jo: If there
7 A friend wants to give you an expensive ticket to a pop concert. You want to pay for the train tickets to the concert. (let me pay train fares, accept ticket)
You tell him: If you
8 You’re trying on some great shoes. They feel a bit tight. The shop assistant says that they’re made of leather and will get a bit wider with wear. (not feel comfortable now, not buy them)
You tell the shop assistant: If the shoes |