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Blackpool Scene 1 - Language Focus

Rob talks about 'look', 'look like' and different ways of making suggestions.

Instructions

Watch the video and then do the tasks.

Task 1

Language Task

Read the sentences and decide whether the gap should be filled with 'like' or 'looks like'.

Exercise

Task 2

Language Task 2

Complete the sentences by selecting the right answers.

Exercise

Task 3

Language Task 3

Rearrange the words into ways of making suggestions.

Exercise

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Language level

B1 - Intermediate
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Submitted by May Thida Su on Wed, 03/03/2021 - 04:34

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Der Team, What Ash said at 1:13-1:18 ? I'll appreciate you :):):):):):)
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Submitted by Peter M. on Sat, 06/03/2021 - 07:33

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Hello May Thida Su,

Ash says 'I guess I must say these things the right way. I just didn't know the rules of why I say them that way.'

 

We provide transcripts for most of our audio and video material. However, we do not provide transcripts for the Language Focus sections of Word on the Street. The goal in these sections is not perfect understanding of every sentence, but rather understanding of the language point which is the focus of the lesson. My advice to you is to not worry too much if there is a sentence or two in which you do not understand every word, provided you are able to follow the conversation overall and Rob's explanations of the language point.

 

Peter

The LearnEnglish Team