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Expressing Likes & Dislikes
1. Expressing Likes
I
love
chocolate. I love playing football. I love .
I
like
animals. I like dancing. I like .
*I fancy you. I fancy
reading. I fancy .
I
enjoy
foreign films. I enjoy running. I enjoy .
I'm
crazy about Beck. I'm crazy
about skiing. I'm crazy about .
I'm
mad about
Brad Pitt. I'm mad about singing. I'm mad about .
*I'm keen on John. I'm keen
on swimming. I'm keen on .
*I'm fond of her. I'm fond of
cycling. I'm fond of .
is my favorite movie / actor / singer / book,
etc.
looks / sounds / smells / tastes / feels good.
2. Expressing
Dislikes
I hate spiders. I hate writing essays. I hate .
I don't like spinach. I don't like being cold. I don't like .
*I don't fancy her. I don't fancy playing cards. I
don't fancy .
I can’t stand smoke. I can't stand being late. I can't stand .
I can't bear lazy
people. I can't bear eating onions. I can't bear .
I can't put up with Mike. I can't put up with lying. I can't put up with .
I’m fed up with Jill. I'm fed up with wasting money. I'm fed up with .
I’m sick of homework.
I'm sick of going to the movies. I'm sick of .
I’m tired of
vegetables. I'm tired of being sick.
I'm tired of .
really bugs me.
makes me mad / angry.
drives me crazy.
annoys me.
3. Expressing
Indifference
Do you mind if I open
the window? I don't mind.
Does it bother you if
I smoke? It doesn't bother me.
Do you want to go
here or there? It doesn't matter to me.
Which movie should we
watch? It makes no difference to me.
Which book do you
like more? It's all the same to me.
What do you want for
dinner? I don't care.
Do you want this one
or that one? I couldn't care less.
* British English
GIVING DIRECTION
Asking
somebody for directions
Questions you can ask about directions
Can you please tell me how I can get to Oxford
Street?
Where is the nearest supermarket?
How can I get to the local market?
I'm trying to get to Downing
Street.
How do I get to the office?
What's the best way to get to your house next ?
Where is Mc Donalds can you tell me please?
How to give
directions to somebody else
Go straight on till
you see the hospital then turn left.
Turn back, you have gone past the turning.
Turn left when you see a roundabout.
Turn right at the end of the road and my house is number 67.
Cross the junction and keep going for about 1 mile.
Take the third road on the
right and you will see the office on the right
Take the third road on the
right and you will see the shop on the left
Take the second road on the
left and you will see the house on the left
Take the second road on the
left and you will see the hospital straight ahead
The hospital is opposite the
railway station.
The shop is near the hospital.
The house is next to the local
cricket ground.
The shop is in between the chemist
and KFC.
At the end of the road you will see a roundabout.
At the corner of the road you will see red building.
Just around the corner is my house you will need to stop quickly or you will miss it.
Just around the corner is my house you will need to stop quickly or you will miss it.
Go straight on at the traffic lights.
turn right at the crossroads.
Follow the signposts for Manchester.
Giving directions conversation
When giving directions to someone it is best to use
short basic English sentences. Speak slowly when talking to the other person
and spell out words if they don't understand and if possible draw a map.
Mr Bean : - Please tell me how I get to your
apartment?
Mrs Smith: - Are you coming by car or by bus?
Mr Bean : - I am coming by car.
Mr Bean : - Please could you tell me the
easiest way of getting to your apartment?
Mrs Smith: - Take the M6 to Manchester and
come of at junction 6
Mr Bean : - Manchester can you spell that for
me
Mrs Smith: - M a n c h e s t e r
Mr Bean : - Thanks
Mrs Smith: - OK, then turn right at the
roundabout and take the first left my house is on the left next to the local
food store.
Mr Bean : - Is that the quickest way of getting to
your apartment?
Mrs Smith: - Yes, it is the quickest way by
car.
Mrs Smith: - Yes.
And finally some tips
Speak slowly so the other person can understand.
Speak slowly so the other person can write down the instructions if talking on
the phone.
When speaking with someone, use your hands
to demonstrate what you mean, left, right, or straight on.
Always try and use the word "please" when
you are asking someone for directions. It's polite, and people are more likely
to help you!
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