Making Arrangements

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To tell your friends and people at work about your plans, use _____

• I’m going to tell him I can’t come.     

•  I’m going to have lunch with Ted.      

• We’re going to meet on Wednesday.

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To ask someone about their plans, use _____

• Are you going to go to the concert?     

• Are you going to look for a new job?     

• Are you going to get a taxi home?    

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To make an arrangement with a friend or someone you work with, use _____

• We can have lunch in town.     

• We can meet this evening.     

• We can travel together.

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To explain an arrangement, use _____

• I’ll meet you outside the cinema.       

• I’ll pick you up at seven.       

• I’ll text you when I’m ready.

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To check if someone is happy with an arrangement, use _____

•  Is eight o’clock OK?     

•  Is a pizza OK?        

• Is it OK to bring Charlie?

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To tell your friends or people at work what you have to do, use _____

•  I have to make a phone call.       

•    We have to be there at eight o’ clock.    

• I have to stay in tonight.     

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To ask what someone has to do, use _____

• Do you have to give them an answer today?     

• Do you have to go now?                

•   Do we have to bring something?  

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To say what you have to do in a strong way, you can also use _____

•    I must finish this work today.      

•   I must warn them.    

•   I must pay him back this week.

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When you want to say that you should or ought to do something, use _____

•   I should call Anne.     

• You should come and visit us.      

•  I should give you my mobile number. 

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Expressions used when you are speaking to friends or people at work.

• Do you speak French?       

• Could you speak more slowly, please?         

•   I’m sorry – I don’t understand.