Adjectives
dogaunres
dangerous
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Bus rules
Children under five travel free. No cycles. Folding cycles OK. No speaking to the driver. Seats next to the door are for old people. Exact money only. No change.
Question: My child is fi ve and a half years old. You have to / can buy a ticket for her.
have to
It’s raining, why don’t you take/get on a taxi?
take
______ airships were built in ______ late nineteenth century.
–, the
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I terribly broke your cup! I’m sorry.
I broke your cup! I’m terribly sorry.
ioneicnnenvt
inconvenient
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Bus rules
Children under five travel free. No cycles. Folding cycles OK. No speaking to the driver. Seats next to the door are for old people. Exact money only. No change.
Question: My cycle folds into a small space. You can/have to bring it onto the bus.
can
Get off/Get out of the taxi opposite the station.
Get out of
They were ______ very popular form of transport in ______ Germany and were called Zeppelins.
a, –
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I’m so sorry this but you can’t park about there.
I’m so sorry about this but you can’t park there.
I have a new car. It’s electric so it isn’t ______.
polluting
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Bus rules
Children under five travel free. No cycles. Folding cycles OK. No speaking to the driver. Seats next to the door are for old people. Exact money only. No change.
Question: The ticket is €2.30. I have €3. You don’t have to/ can’t get any money back.
can’t
Are you riding/going by train?
going
_______ big problem was that they contained ______ gas which exploded easily.
The, a
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A: Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to spill really tea on you.
B: No, it’s really. Fine.
A: Oh, I’m really sorry, I didn’t mean to spill tea on you.
B: No, really. It’s fine.
These shoes hurt my feet when I walk.
These shoes are _______ when I walk.
uncomfortable
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Bus rules
Children under five travel free. No cycles. Folding cycles OK. No speaking to the driver. Seats next to the door are for old people. Exact money only. No change.
Question: I want to know where to get off. You can/can’t speak to the driver.
can’t
It’s easier to take/go a train than to drive there.
take
In 1937 ______ Hindenburg caught fire and ______ airships weren’t used for _____ passengers again.
the, –, –
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I feel bad about this but I can’t go out with you tonight. I’m very washing my hair.
I feel very bad about this but I can’t go out with you tonight. I’m washing my hair.
That neighbourhood isn’t very safe at night. That neighbourhood can be ________ at night.
dangerous
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Bus rules
Children under five travel free. No cycles. Folding cycles OK. No speaking to the driver. Seats next to the door are for old people. Exact money only. No change.
Question: I want to sit at the front of the bus. You can’t/ don’t have to sit next to the door.
can’t
You need to get out of/get off your bike and walk now.
get off
Today ______ airships are much safer and are used for _____ sightseeing tours in _____ Switzerland.
–, –, –
I’m afraid I missed the bus.
a) apologising
b) reasons for apologising
c) responding positively
d) responding negatively
b) reasons for apologising