SERVICE 1. B. Selling the service
1. Fill in the gaps with an appropriate modal verb.
Dialogue1.
Excuse me a) … you like tea or coffee while you are waiting?
OFFER, REQUEST,
SUGGESTION
- Hmm, that would be lovely, Coffee
please.
- How b) … you like your coffee? - Strong, without sugar. - Ok. It's one coffee. I c) … be right
back,
Dialogue2. - Hey, a) … you help me? - Sure, how b) … I help you? - Do you know how to copy a CD? Sure, I know how to copy a CD. I want to make a CD of my favorite songs. OK, No problem. I can do that. It's easy.
- Thanks. I c) … … pay you.
You don't need to pay me. It's my pleasure.
- Thanks. Is there anything I d) …
do to help?
use:
For offering some help we use: Can - Can I help you? Shall - Shall I help you? Will - I will do that for you.
For offering food or drink we Would/like - Would you like
coffee?
Will/Won't - Won't you have
something to eat?
Imperatives (informal) - Have a
biscuit.
For making requests we use: Can (basic requests) - Can you pass the juice? Could (more polite) - Could you help me with this
task, Mr. Johnson?
Would+you+mind+V+ing? (more polite) - Would you mind opening the window?
- Where are the CDs you wanted to сору?
Dialogue3. - a) … we go out at the weekend - That's a good idea. I'm bored.
Then, we b) … … go to the beach.
- We always go to the beach. c) …
do something different.
- d) … … camping? - Oh, Great idea. - Do you have a tent? - No, but I e) … borrow a large one
For making suggestions we use: Could - We could go for a walk
after work if you like.
Shall - Shall we take a 15 minute
break?
We also can use Lat's+Verb How about+V+ing…? Why don't we+ Verb? to express suggestions. - Let's go out
How about going out? - w - Why don't we go out?
from my friend.
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2. Pairwork. Make up dialogues for the given situations.
HOW
CAN
you

Exercise 1

Fill the gaps with possessive pronouns.

1. Nick has got a dog. His dog is clever.

2. Have you got a room? Is your room big?

3. Ann has a lamp. Is it her lamp?

4. I have got a book. My book is interesting.

5. They have got a good room. Is their room big?

6. This is my mum. Her name's Jess.

7. These are my sisters. Their names are Mary and Dina.

8. This is my cousin. His name's Fred .

Exercise 2

Choose the correct possessive pronouns.

Если СРАЗУ ПОСЛЕ притяжательного местоимения нет существительного, то используем абсолютные формы (с -s на конце)

1. Is this your book?

2. It's their door, not ours.

3. They're new pupils and I don't know their names.

4. My flat is bigger than hers, but hers is nicer.

5. That's not my book. Mine is new.

6. They took our books and we took theirs.

7. Are these pencils hers?

8. Is this your house or theirs?

Exercise 3

Complete the sentences with correct possessive pronouns.

1. It is my house. It is mine.

2. It is his house. It is his.

3.  It is their house. It is  theirs.

4.  It is her house. It is  hers.

5. It is our house. It is ours.

6. It is your house. It is​ yours.

Объяснение:couldn't imagine my life without my phone or i should say phones because i've got a mobile, too. i need a telephone to get in touch with my friends or to call the police or an ambulance. it is almost impossible for me to live without my phones. at home i've got a cordless telephone, i think it saves time when you have a receiver just at hand. but my mum was against buying a cordless phone because if there is some problem with electricity it wouldn't work and you'll be totally lost. she also thinks that it is a luxury to have a mobile, it is too expensive, it is more trouble than it's worth. besides she says that mobiles are dangerous for health. the rays may cause headaches and even more dan¬gerous diseases. i don't believe her. for me my telephones are really invaluable.