Question

In pairs, ask and answer the following questions using I (don't) think/expect I will or I hope/'m sure/'m afraid I will/won't, as in the example.SA: Do you think you will pass your exams?SB: I hope I will/I'm afraid I won't.1 pass / exams2 move house3 take up / new hobby4 make / new friends5 start having music lessons6 have / party on / birthday7 learnlearn / drive​

Answer 1

Ответ:

2.Do you think you will move to the new house?

I think I will

3.Do you think you will take up a new hobby?

I'am afraid I won't

4.Do you think you will make a new friends?

I'm not sure

5.Do you think you will start having music lessons?

I expect I will

6.Do you think you will have a party on my birthday?

I think I will

7.Do you think you will learn to drive a car?

I hope I will

Answer 2

Certainly, here are the questions and possible responses using the given prompts:

1. Pass exams: - SA: Do you think you will pass your exams? - SB: I hope I will/I'm afraid I won't.

2. Move house: - SA: Do you expect you'll move house? - SB: I don't think I will/I'm sure I won't.

3. Take up a new hobby: - SA: Do you expect you'll take up a new hobby? - SB: I don't think I will/I'm not sure I will.

4. Make new friends: - SA: Do you think you will make new friends? - SB: I hope I will/I'm sure I will.

5. Start having music lessons: - SA: Do you think you will start having music lessons? - SB: I hope I will/I'm not sure I will.

6. Have a party on your birthday: - SA: Do you think you will have a party on your birthday? - SB: I hope I will/I'm not sure I will.

7. Learn to drive: - SA: Do you expect you'll learn to drive? - SB: I don't think I will/I'm sure I won't.

These responses showcase varying degrees of uncertainty, hope, and confidence regarding potential future events or actions.