Step 2. Oral Practice

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Ex. 3. Read the dialogue in pairs. Trade the roles.

Ex.4 a. Note how Mr. Brown replies to the questions. Study the possible ways of expressing certainty and uncertainty:

Certainty Uncertainty

Yes, certainly/definitely. I think/hope/believe.

I'm quite sure/absolutely certain. Maybe/perhaps/probably.

Most likely.

Here's no doubt.

That goes without saying.

No, certainly not. I'm not quite/really sure.

Absolutely/definitely not. I can't say for sure.

It's most unlikely.

b. Show certainty or uncertainty replying to the questions:

Model: Do you think Pete will win this time?

I'm sure, he will. He's in top form.

1. Are you sure she'll enter the University this year?

2. What team are you playing against next week?

3. What team will win the Cup?

4. Who is the fastest player in your team?

5. Who is the goalkeeper in the Liverpool team?

6. Can you get tickets for the World Cup this year?

Ex. 5 Complete the dialogue. Give your questions according to the answers below:

Jack:…………………………………?

Tom: No, I have never seen a professional game. So, the teams are coming onto the field.

J:……………………………………?

T: Today's match is between Arsenal and Liverpool.

J:…………………………………..?

T: I've always supported Arsenal.

J:……………………………………?

T: They're in red and white. Both teams are good this season.

J:……………………………………?

T: Arsenal haven't scored yet. What's wrong?

J:…………………………………..?

T: Look, there's Blaire. He is running up the wing.

J:………………………………….?

T: He's good. He's Arsenal's best player.

J:…………………………………..?

T: Yes, he usually scores. Blaire's in the penalty area now. Look at that…a goal!

J:…………………………………..?

T: Arsenal one, Liverpool nil. What a game!