Dialogs with Idiomatic Expressions

1.

• Go to work with Jim.

• Go out for coffee.

• Get some exercise.

2.

• If the woman will go to the party with him.

• If the red tie looks good with his shirt.

• If he should wear a tie to the party.

3.

• She missed Friday's class, too.

• They both missed class because they went sailing.

• He should take better notes during Professor Morrison's class.

4.

• He cut himself while he was preparing food.

• He doesn't want to work in a restaurant.

• He's planning to open up his own restaurant.

5.

• He wants to know if the woman is joking.

• He wants the woman to leave him alone.

• He'd like to know what the quiz will be about.

6.

• The program was canceled.

• The shuttle was launched yesterday.

• The launch was delayed.

7.

• She stood up and left the lecture.

• She was waiting outside the lecture hall.

• Her sweater made her easy to spot.

8.

• He deserved to get a ticket.

• He was going to a good restaurant.

• He probably wasn't speeding.

9.

• He'll be glad to help.

• If he helps, it will save the man some money.

• He won't be very cooperative.

10.

• It's about buying large real estate properties.

• There are too many students in his class.

• In general, he likes his real estate class.