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A: This train isn’t (half) bad, eh?
B: No, we must be doing a hundred at least (1).
A: I could do with a sandwich, couldn’t you? (2).
B: I’m not hungry but I shouldn’t refuse a cup of tea (3).
A: They’ll be serving tea any moment now.
B: (It’s a) pity we forgot to buy some fruit.
Or: (1) … at the very least
(2) …, and what about you?
(3) I shouldn’t say no to a cup of tea
I shouldn’t mind a cup of tea
I should / can manage a cup of tea.
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A: Excuse me, is this seat free?
B: Yes, it is.
A: Is it O.K. if I sit here? (1)
B: Yes, of course.
A: Er, … is that your newspaper?
B: Yes, it is.
A: Would you mind lending it to me for a minute? (2)
B: Yes, certainly.
Or: (1) Would you mind my sitting here?
(2) May I borrow it for a minute, please?
Here are more suggestions to enlarge the last dialogue by means of struc-
tures I–III (A) with possible answers depending on the structure used (B):
A. I. Would
Do
you mind V-ing …
II. Would
Do
you mind not V-ing …
III. Would
Do
you mind my V-ing …
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1) to close the door
2) to turn on the light / to turn off the radio / to open the window
3) to make (so much) noise
4) to pass some salt
5) to open the suit-case
6) to go out for a minute
7) to smoke
8) to help with one’s luggage
9) to bring a cup of tea
B. I. Here you are / here you go. II. All right!
Why, yes. Sure, (I’m sorry).
Why, certainly. Of course, (sorry).
Sure.
I’m afraid
I’m sorry
}
I can’t.
II. Why, yes.
Of, course.
Sure.
(Please) don’t.
(Please) don’t …., (do you mind?)
Would you mind not (doing it)?
Try not to …
LISTENING
A
Listen to the loudspeaker announcements and complete the sentences.
The train to Glasgo is _____ to leave in ten minutes
from platform 8. Passengers are _____ to take thei
r
seats.
The train from Liverpool is _____ at platform 7.
                          ***********************                                  1) to close the door
A:   This train isn’t (half) bad, eh?                                              2) to turn on the light / to turn off the radio / to open the window
B:   No, we must be doing a hundred at least (1).                                  3) to make (so much) noise
A:   I could do with a sandwich, couldn’t you? (2).                                4) to pass some salt
B:   I’m not hungry but I shouldn’t refuse a cup of tea (3).                       5) to open the suit-case
A:   They’ll be serving tea any moment now.                                        6) to go out for a minute
B:   (It’s a) pity we forgot to buy some fruit.                                    7) to smoke
     Or: (1) … at the very least                                                   8) to help with one’s luggage
          (2) …, and what about you?                                               9) to bring a cup of tea
          (3) I shouldn’t say no to a cup of tea
              I shouldn’t mind a cup of tea                                  B. I. Here you are / here you go.          II. All right!
              I should / can manage a cup of tea.                                   Why, yes.                               Sure, (I’m sorry).
                                                                                    Why, certainly.                         Of course, (sorry).
                          *************************                                 Sure.
A:
B:
     Excuse me, is this seat free?
     Yes, it is.
                                                                                  I’m afraid
                                                                                  I’m sorry   }    I can’t.
A:   Is it O.K. if I sit here? (1)
B:   Yes, of course.                                                         II. Why, yes.
A:   Er, … is that your newspaper?                                               Of, course.
B:   Yes, it is.                                                                 Sure.
A:   Would you mind lending it to me for a minute? (2)                           (Please) don’t.
B:   Yes, certainly.                                                             (Please) don’t …., (do you mind?)
     Or: (1) Would you mind my sitting here?                                     Would you mind not (doing it)?
           (2) May I borrow it for a minute, please?                             Try not to …

Here are more suggestions to enlarge the last dialogue by means of struc-    LISTENING
tures I–III (A) with possible answers depending on the structure used (B):
                                                                             A
     A.     I. Would                                                         Listen to the loudspeaker announcements and complete the sentences.
                          you mind V-ing …
               Do
                                                                                                  The train to Glasgo is _____ to leave in ten minutes
            II. Would                                                                             from platform 8. Passengers are _____ to take their
                          you mind not V-ing …
                Do                                                                                seats.
            III. Would                                                                            The train from Liverpool is _____ at platform 7.
                          you mind my V-ing …
                 Do




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