Interview with Jason Cornell, a firefighter.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 706.
Choose the correct phrase to complete the conversation.
Complete the sentences with these phrases
Unit 1. Test.
Exercise 8: SIMILAR OR DIFFERENT? Work with a partner. Find out how similar or different you are.
1. We grew up about ____________ kilometers from each other.
2. We both find it easy to ____________.
3. We are (or were) good at the same/different subjects at school.
4. We have similar\different tastes in food.
5. We agree/disagree about the best film ever made.
6. We both think that a friend is someone who ____________.
7. We agree/disagree about the most difficult thing about learning English.
8. We like to do similar/different things in our free time.
9. We have similar/different tastes in music.
10. We have similar/different plans for the future.
I'm thinking
Are you having
I think
I'm seeing
I see
Do you have
- my teacher tomorrow. I'll ask about the exam then.
- about moving to London.
- any children? Yes, two boys and a girl.
- I'm going to vote for the Progress Party.
- a good time? Yes, this is a great party.
- Now why her English is so good her father is Irish.
Interviewer: Do you (consider, think, see) of yourself as brave?
Jason: No, I don't. Of course working in an emergency service can be dangerous, but it's my job and I have to be prepared for many difficult situations. So I would certainly not (describe myself, see me, think myself) as brave.
Interviewer: You are British but you live in Los Angeles. Do you prefer America?
Jason: No, I'm proud (be, being, to be) British but I had the chance to work in Los Angeles for a year.
Interviewer: How do you think other people (see you? are seeing you? consider yourself?)
Jason: That's a difficult question you should ask someone else! I see myself (be, as, a) a normal person.