Sarah had a problem

What does it mean when James 'turned up' at Sarah's door?

• James was already at Sarah's door before she arrived.

• James arrived unexpectedly at Sarah's door.

• James left a message for Sarah at her door.

• James was invited to Sarah's door.

Why did James 'take off' his coat when he entered?

• It was likely too warm inside.

• He was in a hurry to leave.

• It was raining outside.

• He wanted to show off his new shirt.

What does it mean to 'call out' a mechanic?

• To criticize the mechanic for poor work.

• To ask a mechanic to come and repair something

• To fire a mechanic from their job.

• To meet a mechanic for a consultation.

What does Sarah mean when she says they have 'run out' of milk?

• They have no milk left.

• They have too much milk.

• They have milk but it's expired.

• They are going to buy more milk soon.

What does it mean when the mechanic 'turned up' while Sarah was away?

• The mechanic called Sarah.

• The mechanic fixed the car before Sarah arrived.

• The mechanic arrived while Sarah was away.

• The mechanic left a message for Sarah.

What does it mean to 'get on with' mending the car?

• To clean the car interior.

• To sell the car as is.

• To start repairing the car.

• To stop working on the car.

What does it mean when James 'drove away' after the car was fixed?

• James drove someone else’s car after the repairs.

• James stayed at the repair shop after the car was fixed.

• James left in the car after it was repaired.

• James sold the car instead of taking it home.

What does it mean when Sarah 'ran back' to the house?

• Sarah left the house for a long time.

• Sarah quickly returned to the house.

• Sarah walked slowly to the house.

• Sarah decided to stay away from the house.

What does it mean to 'look after' her little sister?

• To ignore her little sister.

• To play with her little sister.

• To teach her little sister how to cook.

• To take care of her little sister.

What does it mean to 'go out with' someone?

• To be in a romantic relationship with someone.
• To have a business partnership with someone.
• To go on a casual outing with someone.
• To be friends with someone.