Grammar World Context 2. Communicative types

Have a look at the dialogue and explore any unfamiliar words . Press the word of your interest. The selected word appears with a black background. Click on the word to look it up in an online dictionary that you have to choose in the window on the right. Choose the languages to translate (from-to) and the dictionary. Remember, you may switch the dictionaries at any time, you may click on the listening icon next to the word and listen to how it is pronounced.

Task 1. Picture the following conversation: the boss (Garry) asked his staff member (Sarah) to visit his office. What he wants to say is that everyone in the company knows that Sarah has been in love with their chief designer - Carl. Garry is trying to urge her to confess everything to Carl and finally go for date. Complete the dilogue with the necessary sentnences following the logic of the dialogue. Don't forget to use the prompts in the brackets.

Garry: Sarah, switch off your phone and tell me exactly how long it is that you’ve been working there.

Sarah: ... (a suggestive question).

Garry: And how long have you been in love with Carl, this enigmatic chief designer?

Sarah: ... (a suggestive question)

Garry: Thought as much.

Sarah: ... (a general question).

Garry: Yes

Sarah: ... (a general question).

Garry: Yes

Sarah: Oh, that is, that is bad news

Garry: ... (an imperative sentence).

Sarah: Like what?

Garry: I think I know. ... (an imperative sentence). And then - ... (a declarative sentence).  

Sarah: You know what? ... (a disjunctive question).

Garry: Yes, good.

Sarah: ... (a rhetorical question).

Garry: Thank you. ... (an exclamatory sentence).