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Unit 11

Dialogue Completion (Questions 71–75)

everyday conversations: reading the line after the gap
The Key Rule: Read After the Gap
  • If the next line is an answer (Yes, here it is. / About two hours.), the gap is a question. Find the question that this line answers.
  • If the next line is a reaction (That's a shame! / Congratulations!), the gap gives news — bad or good.
  • Wrong options often fit the line before the gap but not the line after it.
Useful Functions
FunctionTypical expressions
making a suggestionWhy don't we…? / How about…? / Shall we…?
agreeing / disagreeingI couldn't agree more. / I'm not so sure about that.
sympathisingThat's a shame. / I'm sorry to hear that.
asking for permissionDo you mind if I…? / Is it OK if I…?
offering helpShall I…? / Would you like me to…?
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