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How to talk on the phone in English




Don't forget to thank the operator for the help she offered you.

When talking on the telephone speak quietly and distinctly. Do not shout or whisper; take your cigarette or chewing-gum out of your mouth.

Make sure that your conversation with a busy person is as brief as possible.

When calling a friend who does not recognize your voice don't intrigue him by asking questions "Guess who?" or "Well, well, you even don't recognize me!" Announce yourself promptly.

Always identify yourself when making a call, especially if you are calling on business - "This is Smirnov of the Ministry of Health. Could I speak to Mr. Knox, please?"

When you get a wrong number don't ask: "What number is this?" It is good manners to ask: "Is this two-seven-five, three-one, six-eight?" If not - apologize.

If a wrong-number call comes through don't lose your temper. Simply say: "Sorry, wrong number" - and hang up. Don't bang the receiver.

If you have a visitor do not carry on a long talk while your visitor tries hard to avoid listening to your conversation. The best thing is to say that you are busy at the moment and will call him back in a little while. But don't forget to do so.

When inviting friends to a party do not ask: "What are you doing Saturday night?" or "Will you be busy on Saturday night?" The correct way is to say: "We'd like to have you over for dinner on Saturday."

Finally, remember: if you make for call, you should terminate it yourself.

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Hi, its Irina. , .
Hello, this is Irina Markova. , .
Hello, this is Irina Markova speaking. , .
Can I speak to Jason? ?
Is Jason there? ?
Hold on please. , ( ).
Ill just see if hes in. , .
Ill find out if hes in. , .
Im sorry, Jason is out at the moment. , .
Can I help you? ?
an I take your name, please? , .
Who is calling, please? , , ?
The line is busy. .
Who are you calling? ?
Who do you want to speak to? ?
The name of the person you are calling, please? , , , .
Im sorry, theres no answer. , .
Im afraid he is not available at the moment. , .
Ill put you through. .
Can I take a message? (- )?
Would you like to leave a message? ?
Would you ask him to call me back? ?
Sorry, youve got the wrong number. , .
Can I have extension 142? 142 ( )
Yes, of course. , .
Certainly. .
With pleasure. .

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"WANT" "I CAN", "SHOULD"

Interest - Encouraging cognitive nature

Addiction - a person's desires, motivations, needs, in certain activities, striving not only to the result, but also to the process of what a person is doing.

 

Ability - these are the individual qualities of a person, on which depends the success of the activity

state of health

 

Personal qualities

Needs of the labor market - the availability of jobs in their chosen field

Not every type of work is called a profession. Profession - is:

 

activities aimed at the benefit of society,

activities requiring professional training,

activities performed for a fee (salary).

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1. To the workers of the profession directly related words MV Lomonosov Moscow State University: "... in the Earth's interior space, and rich nature reigns... Metals and minerals do not come into the yard - require hand-eye for their mines." High medical requirements for people in this profession, as throughout the shift they have located deep underground.

2. The word is well established in our vocabulary, although it came from the West. Originally, the word meant the ability to go around horses and edit them. In modern English the word literally means "the leadership of the people." The function of the profession change as the development of science, technology and production. Today - this is the planning, organization and control. Knowledge in the field of management, economics, law, psychology, and be able to apply them in real life - that is what is required of a modern specialist profession.

3. "Depict" plants can be only in the presence of a very rich imagination. The representative of the profession, starting work on a single decorative ensemble, only in the imagination sees the result, a qualified person has a well-developed eye and color vision. Need to know the principles of layout spaces, the external structure of plants. When buds facing down, like a lily, they are planted in high places; if they are facing up (like a daisy or chrysanthemum) - placed in low places, visiting the top. White, yellow, gold, scarlet flowers are planted away from crowded places, as they are well distinguished from a distance, and the blue, purple only near the most visited places.

4. The people of this profession first stay at the crime scene, they all know the fingerprint of a person's handwriting. Any expert of the profession knows that men stride length of 60-90 cm and 50-70 women and the elderly; and if the step length meter and more, then one runs.

5. Currently in Russia, this profession has won special popularity. Unlike European countries, in our country to get the profession is not difficult. But in France, for example, wanting to get this profession are exposed to serious examination. One of the main stages of the exam is the psychological test. Their task - to establish a personal quality of the test: the degree of activity, the ability to maintain composure and equanimity. By cross-examination it turns out his manners, politeness, etc. Candidates write a mandatory essay about their future profession, in which the examiners judge the mental abilities of the examinee, the level of its spiritual culture. Final hint: the representative of the profession has to do with values ​​and money.

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People work hard for their...

This work - it...

When choosing a career, people often do not take into account...

In any professional work the most important thing...

Happiness - it's...

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1. Do you have many friends with whom you often communicate?

2. You can resent for a long time.

3. You have the desire to establish new contacts with different people.

4. Is it true that you have a pleasant and easy to spend time with books or any - any other occupation than with people?

5. Is it easy to install you in touch with people that are much older than you in age?

6. Is it difficult for you to join the new company for you?

7. Is it easy for you to manage contact with the strangers?

8. Is it difficult for you to master a new team?

9. Are you seeking when the opportunity to meet and talk with strangers?

10. Do you annoy people around you?

11. Do you reside in humans?

12. Have you got a lot of experience when you feel inconvenience or embarrassment if you have to take the initiative to get to know a new person?

13. Do you like to take a part in collective games?

14. Is it true that you yourself are not confident feel with unfamiliar people?

15. Do you think that you do not cause much trouble to make a recovery in the unfamiliar for you company?

16. Are you seeking to limit its familiar small number of people?

17. Do you feel at ease, was in an unfamiliar for you company?

18. Is it true that you feel confident enough and calm when you have to say that any large group of people?

19. Is it true that you have a lot of friends?

20. Are you often in the spotlight with the comrades?

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The rating is "1". Get her subjects, characterized by an extremely low level of demonstrated ability to communicative activities.

The rating is "2". For subjects receiving such an assessment is characterized by lack of desire to communicate. They feel awkward in unfamiliar company and a new team. They prefer to spend time alone with each other, limiting their meeting new people. Difficult for them to speak to an audience. They are poorly oriented in an unfamiliar situation. Do not defend your opinion, take hard resentment.

The rating is "3". Received such an assessment test, having the average data, seeking new contacts with people who are not limiting the circle of their usual dating. They are willing to show leadership behaviors, defend their opinions. However, the potential of their abilities is not sustainable. If they want to be successful in dealing with people in need of serious and systematic work on the formation and development of abilities.

The rating is "4". The subjects in this group are not lost to their new environment, make friends quickly, constantly expanding its range of acquaintances. They are willing to engage in social work, help family, friends, take the initiative to talk to.

The rating of "5". People with a high level of communication skills manifestations quickly orient themselves in difficult situations, they naturally behave in the new team. The subjects in this group of enterprising. Prefer autonomy in making choices and decisions, defend their views and to ensure that it was accepted. Theyareeasytopourintoanunfamiliarcompany.

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Ground floor 1st Floor 1st floor 2nd floor

Flat Apartment

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Colour Color Honour Honor Jewellery Jewelry

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Litre liter Theatre theater Metre meter

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Butter someone up - ( ). .: , .
Well have to butter Dad up before we tell him the news about the broken car. , .

Make ones mouth water .
The restaurant is supposed to be wonderful and every time that I see the menu it makes my mouth water. , , , .

Sell like hot cakes .
The new iPhone 5 sells like hot cakes. 5 .

Apple of ones eye -.
Baby Jessica is the apple of her fathers eye. - .

A lemon -, , .
That second-hand car I bought was a real lemon. It broke down after a week I bought it. , , . .

Apieceofcake - , ; .
Iwasafraidofthetest, butitwasapieceofcake. , .

Bread and butter .
Teaching is my bread and butter. .

Bring home the bacon .
My husband has had to bring home the bacon alone ever since I broke my leg. , , .

Cheesy .
Sometimes I like watching cheesy films because I dont need to think. , .

Cool as a cucumber , .
I thought I was afraid of flying, but I was cool as a cucumber all the way to England. , , .

Cream of the crop .
Yesterday Jim bought DVD with the cream of the crop of this seasons movies. DVD .

Full of beans .
After the sleep, I was again full of beans. .

Nuts about something / someone - / -.
Lucy is nuts about cats. .

Use your noodle .
ThistimeIwonthelpyouwiththetask. Youllhavetouseyournoodle. - . .

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Australia is big. It" s territory is 7,6 square kms. Only _________ countries

in the world - Russia, Canada, the USA, China and Brazil are larger than Australia.

The climate of it is _________. It is difficult to grow anything, because

two thirds of the country is a desert. The temperature in the desert is often

______ degrees above zero in the summer month and not many people live

there.

The northern part of the country is a popular place for winter holidays. On this side of the world December is in summer and June is in winter.

In all of the country there are only 20 million people. Most of them live in the southern and eastern coast, where the summers are warm and the winters are not too cold.

The first people in Australia were the Aborigines who came from South East Asia more than 40.000 years ago. In 1770 the British sailor

______________________________ landed on the East coast and said that

Australia now belonged to Britain. To the British it was a place to put prisoners and a land that could grow food for the hungry people of Britain. Then gold was found and people came here to look for it. Now about

_____ nationalities live here.

More than half of Australians live in six cities. Sydney is the oldest and the biggest, with the population of 4 million people. The others are

Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart. ___________ is the

capital from 1927. It is the newest of all Australian cities and its name means "meeting place".

Many Australian animals are not found in any other country. They are: The kangaroo, the koalas, the echidna and the platypus. There are more than

800 kinds of birds in Australia. The ____________ is the second largest bird in

the world. The kiwi bird can't fly, because it has very small wings. You can see the kangaroo and the emu on the Australian coat of arms.

Australia has an advanced industrial economy. Most of the factories produce goods for the motor-car, machine- building, clothing and food

industries. ____________ is highly developed here. The main agricultural

products are wheat, sugar and fruit. Australia is the world leader in wool

production.

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: in the morning, in the evening, in the afternoon
2. ON
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2. ON
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3. AT
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ON :, , , .. on the floor, on the wall, the book is on the table, on a page
: on the bus, on the plane, on a boat, on a ship

IN : , , , : in the kitchen, in the house, the water is in the glass
() : get in the car, my friend is in the taxi


1.: at/on/in.

1. on 6 June

2. at 8 o'clock

3. ___Wednesday

4. ___ 12.30 a.m.

5. ____ 1977

6. ____September

7. ____ 24 September

8. ____Friday

9. Where were you ____ 28 February?

10. I got up ____ 8 o'clock this morning.

11. I like getting up early ______ the morning.

12. My sister got married ______ May.

13. Diana and I first met ______ 1978.

14. Did you go out ___ Friday?

15. Did you go out ____ Friday evening?

16. Do often out _________ the evening?

17. I'm leaving ________ next Saturday.

18. I always feel tired _____ the evening.

19. Will you be at home ________ this evening?

20. We went to Scotland _________ last summer.

21. What do you usually do _____ the weekend?

22. She phones me _______ every Sunday.

23. Can you play tennis ____ next Sunday?

24. I'm afraid I can't come to the party ______ Sunday.

25. We went to bed late _______ last night.

26. I don't like going out alone _____ night.

27. I won't be out very long. I'll be back ______ ten minutes.

28. I'm leaving ______ Saturday.


29. 1.The children are playing the garden.

30. Yesterday I saw a friend of mine standing the bus station.

31. My brother is a student. He is University.

32. There are a lot of books the library.

33. We heard a bird singing the tree.

34. You can see a river and a forest the picture.

35. Dont write this exercise. Do it home.

36. There are a lot of clouds the sky.

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-area, the total area, the total area is 10 mln sq. km,the total area of Canada is 10 mln sq. km;

population, the total population, the total population of Australia, the total population of Australia is 30 mln people;

coat of arms, coat of arms of New Zealand, this is coat of arms of New Zealand;

anthem, the anthem of the country, do you know the anthem of your country;

capital, the capital of Great Britain, the capital of Great Britain is London;

- language, the official language, the two official languages of Canada, English and French are the two official languages of Canada;

- symbol, the symbol of the city, the symbol of the country, Big Ben is the symbol of London;

- government, the government of the country, the government of the USA, Congress is the government of the USA;

- consists of, consists of four parts, the United Kingdom consists of four parts;

- is situated, is situated on the continent, is situated on the smallest continent, Australia is situated on the smallest continent;

- the native people, the native people of New Zealand, the Maori are the native people of New Zealand;

- the head of the state, the Queen is the head of the state, the Queen Elizabeth the second is the head of the state.

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area
population
coat of arms
anthem
capital
language
symbol
government
consists of... ...
is situated
flag
the head of the state
 
political system -
is washed
is separated
is divided
sights
lawmaker
governer - general
occupies the territory
federal republic
parliamentary monarchy
constitutional monarchy
parliament

 

3.:

Complete the text of the letter.

11, Graeat West Road London,W 25 England, Telephone 01-567-122 Telex 60153 Fax.... Directors   Ambrose Harper (Chairman) Hector Grant (Managing) William Buckhurst (Secretary) Margaret Wiles

HARPER AND GRANT LIMITED

 

Cheboksary Electro- mechanical college, 17, Jakovlev Avenue, Cheboksary, Chuvashia, Russia, 428000 Tel. 8(352) 21 -45-15 Dear sir,     10th December, 2008

 

Miss Harper of the Export Services Branch, Board of Trade asked me to write to you direct.

Our company specializes in making high quality office furniture and equipment. I suggest you to visit one of our exhibitions for about ten days in late December to study on the spot ways of introducing our products to the Russian market. They will take place in one of the following cities: New York, London, Calgary, Sydney and Auckland. I understand there is no import duty. A clerk with the customs has shown that little equipment of this kind has ever been sold to the Russia and I understand Italian and French firms have been the main suppliers.

Six copies of our catalogue are enclosed. If you can help me in working out an

itinerary and introduce me to possible buyers and agents during your visit I

should be most grateful.

Yours faithfully,

John Martin Sales Manager

 

HARPER AND GRANT LTD.

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We have received your letter, in which you invite our colleagues to take part in the ___________________________________,held by your corporation. We are

pleased to inform you that some of our managers will be _______________________________

at this exhibition and will study ___________________________________, produced by your company. They will also help you to findpossible___________________________________

during their visit. We are grateful and look forward to continue our ______________

___________________________________.

 

4.:listen to the dialogue and put all the phrases on your papers in the logical order. Here is the mixed dialogue.

1 - How long did you spend with them?

2 - At a big shop in Oxford Street.

3 - Two weeks. Ihave got another week to go.

4 - At first I was with my relatives.

5 -What have you done since you got there? 6-Where did you buy the CDs?

7 - Hello.

8 - Almost a week.

9 - And have you bought any souvenirs? 10-How long have been in England?

11 - Yes. Some CDs and a book about Scotland.

5.:check your knowledge of London" s sights.

1. -On what river does London stand?

2. - What is the famous symbol of London?

3. - What is the official residence of the Queen?

4. - Where does the British Parliament work?

5. - What square is situated in the centre of London?

6.- What was the fortress, the prison and now it is a museum?

7.- What bridge is situated near the Tower?

8.- In what church are the royal ceremonies held?

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1.Canada consists of almost all of the North American continent north except Alaska. Its total area is more than 9 mln square km and it is the second largest country in the world. The Canadian Shield covers half of the country. The northern Canada has an arctic climate, with long cold winters, lasting from 8 to 11 months and short sunny summers. The populated South has a moderate climate.

2. John Cabot, an Italian sea captain, in the pay of the British, discovered Canada in 1497, five years later after Christopher Columbus discovered America. He planted a big cross on the shore and sailed home, with the news that he had reached north-east China, the land of Great Khan, and the sea was full of fish.

3. Canada is a federation of 10 provinces and 2 territories. It has a population of over 30 mln people. About three quarters of population live in town and cities in the South. The largest cities are Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Ottawa. The capital of Canada is Ottawa. You can see the symbol of Canada, the maple leaf, on its flag. English and French are the two official languages of Canada.

4. The country is rich in mineral resources: gas, oil, coal, gold, copper, iron, nickel, wood and water. It is one of the world's leaders in mineral exports. Its soils make Canada one of the world 's largest exporters of agricultural products. It is the second in the world in the export of wheat. Forests cover about half of Canada and give home for many animals.

5. Canada is a constitutional monarchy. Elizabeth the second, the Queen of

England is also Canada's Queen. The Queen is the Head of the state and is

represented in Canada by the Governor- general. The federal Parliament is made

up of the House of Commons and the Senate. There are 3 main political parties

represented in the House of Commons: the Liberal Party, the Progressive

Conservative Party and the New Democratic Party.

2.:Give titles to each part of the text

3.:Say if the statements are true, false or not mentioned in the text.

1. Canada occupies the South of the North American continent.

2. Canada is the largest country in the world.

3. The average population density is 2,8 per sq. km.

4. An Italian captain John Cabot discovered Canada.

5. The native people of Canada are the Eskimos.

6. The population of Canada is 30 mln people.

7. Toronto is the capital of the country.

8. The official language is English.

9. Canada has a free - enterprise economy.

10. Canada is a constitutional monarchy.

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l)What's the capital of Australia?

Sydney

Melbourne

Canberra

 

2)When did the Europeans settle in Australia?

 

3)Who discovered Australia?

Christopher Columbus

Captain Cook

Lewis and Clark

 

4)Who are the Australians natives?

skimos

Aborigines

Indians

 

5)Australia is not a...

Country

Island

Continent

City

 

6)How many nationalities live in Australia?

 

7)What is the official language of Australia?

French

German

English

 

8)Which city is Australia's oldest and largest?

Sydney

Melbourne

Canberra

 

9)Which is a popular Australian animal?

Koala

Kangaroo

Emu

 

10)Which two animals can you see on the Australian coat of arms?

Kangaroo & Dingo

Koala & Parrot

Kangaroo & Emu

 

l)What is the main Australian product?

Wool

Cotton

Silk

2.New Zealand is...

Long and narrow

Big and white

Small and round

2) New Zealand is larger than...

Australia

Canada

Great Britain

3) The weather is

Not too hot and not too cold

Very hot

Extremely cold

4) The name to the country was given by...

Captain James Cook

Christopher Columbus

Abel Tasman

5) There are... big cities in New Zealand.

6)The capital of the country is...

Hamilton

Christchurch

Wellington

7)New Zealanders are often called...

Kiwis

Kakapos

Kookaburras


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1. 1.It is situated on 2 large islands in the Pacific Ocean.

2. 2.It occupies the whole continent.

3. The head of the state is Barak Obama.

4. It is situated in the north-west of Europe.

5. It has 2 official language: English & French.

6. It's economy is based on pastoral farming.

7. The head of the state the Queen.

8. It is the sixth largest country in the world.

9. It borders with Alaska.

10. It is divided into 55 counties.

11. It's flag is white and red with a maple leaf on it.

12. It's symbol is the Statue of Liberty.

13. It's national colors are green and gold.

14. It was discovered in 1492.

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East or west, home is best.

Better late, than never.

It's never late to learn.

Well began is half done.

There is no smoke without fire.

As is the workman, so is the work.

The poorest truth is better than the richest lie.

Never put till tomorrow what you can do today.

An early bird catches the worm.

Politeness oils the wheels of life.

A good health is above wealth.

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What made you worry? ?
Whoworksinthisoffice? ?
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Do you often go shopping? Yes, I do ?
Does she like studying? No, she doesnt ?
Is this film interesting? yes, it is ?
Are you hungry? no, I am not ?

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We live in a comfortable flat Do we live in a comfortable flat?
He studies at a college Does he study at a college?
They usually come here Do they usually come here?
This student is very prospective is this student very prospective?
My favorite colors are red and white are my favorite colors red and white?

, , , . : We finished cooking dinner at 2 oclock 2 .

Did we finish cooking dinner at 2 or 3 oclock? 2 3 ?
Did we finish cooking or eating dinner 2 oclock? 2 ?

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When does your lesson begin? ?
What are you doing here? ?
Whendidyoubuythisvase? ?

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Your sister is a student, isnt she? , ?
You are not busy, are you? , ?
He goes to bed very late, does not he? , ?
She doesnt eat meat, does she? , ?

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-: Mary grows beautiful flowers in the garden. ( .) Does Mary grow flowers in the garden? ( ?)

The weather is cold today. ( .) Is the weather cold today? ( ?)

1. John was tired after work. ( .)

2. We live in a small town. ( .)

3. Summer has started at last. ( , -.)

4. They have already left. (.)

5. My parents got married in Paris. ( .)

6. She can lose her temper easily. ( .)

7. The party will start in time. ( .)

8. The dogs are sleeping. (.)

9. The umbrella was broken. (.)

10. He always gives money to homeless children. ( .)

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1. The twins were born in June. (When?) ( .) (?)

2. We had a great time in Disneyland. (Where?) ( .) (?)

3. Mr. Black can play chess very well. (How?) ( .) (?)

4. The salad is not fresh. (Why?) ( .) (?)

5. My wife prefers juice to tea. (Who?) ( .) (?)

6. Tom orders Japanese food every Friday. (What?) ( .) (?)

7. I meet a lot of people at work. (Where?) ( .) (?)

8. They will have lunch at home. (Where?) ( .) (?)

9. The film has just started. (What film?) ( .) ( ?)

10. I have been to the doctor. (Where?) ( .) (?)

3. : , .

1. He will study French in Canada. ( .) (German )

2. They are football fans. ( .) (hockey )

3. Her granny can tell fortunes from cards. ( .) (candles )

4. I have made an apple-pie. ( .) (a banana cake )

5. Ann bought a nice dress yesterday. ( .) (a skirt )

6. This car was manufactured in Japan. ( .) (Germany )

7. They must pay for the taxi. ( .) (the lunch - )

8. The post-office opens at 9. ( 9.) (at 8 )

9. Fiona and John paint their house every five years. ( 5 .) (their bedroom )

10. She visited all the museums in Istanbul. ( .) (the shops )

4. : . .

1. She isnt sociable, a. mustnt they?

2. Mark was satisfied, b. do they?

3. Your kids never argue with you, c. didnt she?

4. Lets dance, d. do you?

5. Tom can dive well, e. is she?

6. Our partners must keep their word, f. wont it?

7. Helen has washed up, g. doesnt she?

8. You dont trust me, h. wasnt he?

9. Your mum works as an accountant, i. hasnt she?

10. It will be cloudy tomorrow, j. did they?

11. Betty found a new job, k. cant he?

12. They didnt sell their car, l. shall we?

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