1 The woman in the coffee shop approached Sally's friend first. | |
2 Sally's teachers don't think modelling is a suitable career. | |
3 The agency have said that they might not be able to employ Sally in two years. | |
4 Sally's father thinks it would be good if she can save now for the future. | |
5 Sally's mother thinks she shouldn't do any modelling for the next two years. | |
6 Sally's grandmother doesn't want to listen to any more discussions. |
The problem is that my teachers at school think I ought to stay on and take my exams before I accept the offer so I've got some choices for the future if this doesn't work out. But I think that if I don't take this opportunity now, it may not happen again. When I asked the agency, they said they couldn't give any guarantees about a future with them if I didn't start now. So it would be a big risk to delay.
The other problem is my parents. My dad is all for it, he says I can put by some capital and I can worry about exams later on. And he has spoken to the agency who say that they will take care of me and all that, so he's happy. But my mum says that I should stay at school for another two years, maybe do a little modelling in the holidays and then see how I feel after I have taken my exams. My gran who lives with us says she's fed up with us all going on about it. I can't please everyone, and I don't know what to do!'
2 Liz's miserable because last night she___________ with her boyfriend.
3 My teacher says he wants___________ my exam. results with me. I've got to see him after school.
4 Have you seen the notice about going camping? The trip won't take place unless enough people___________ for it.
5 My little sister looked very smart for her first day at school, she___________in her new school uniform.
6 My mother says that parents have to__________of their children once they are grown up.
a send out or away
b neat and respectable
c a woman who has or who will
inherit money
d run away
e amazing
f force somebody to leave a
country
2 My father told me I had to tidy my room before lunch.
' __________________________,' said my father.
3 The museum guide told the visitors not to touch the objects.
'___________________________,' the museum
guide told the visitors.
4 The waitress told us that she'd bring our coffees to our table.
'___________________________,'said the
waitress.
5 The travel agent told Chris that he was trying very hard to get tickets for him.
'____________________________,' the travel
agent told Chris.
2 Where does the US President live?
Someone enquired ______________________ .
3 What kind of food does Lee like?
I wonder _____________________________.
4 Where do students usually work in their summer holidays?
Someone asked_________________________.
5 How much does a new car cost?
I'd like to know________________________ .
2 'Tom has been working in the garden all morning,' said Emma.
Emma told me that Tom______________ in the garden
all morning.
3 'Lucy and her friend will come on Tuesday,' replied Sally.
Sally replied that Lucy and her friend______________on
Tuesday.
4 'The tickets are sold out for the concert,' the man said.
The man said that the tickets_______________ for the
concert.
5 'I will have been working for the company for ten years on Monday,' said Sylvia.
Sylvia said that on Monday she _______________for the
company for ten years.
Discussion: divided loyalties
Preparation time: 1 minute. Work in pairs
You have 2-3 minutes each to discuss situations in which there are divided loyalties; for example, having to choose between friends, or deciding which career path to take. These may be based on your own experience, or you can describe a book, film or play you know.
Here are some points you could mention:
• description of the characters involved
• description of their dilemma
• how the situation is or could be resolved
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