Natural English - Upper-intermediate Workbook with Key [antikvár]

Tick (/) when you've done these sections. natural English Q showing impatience ? talking about activities ? describing difficulty ? describing your language ability ? asking foUow-up questions grammar ? -ing form and infinitive ? wishes and regrets O expand your grammar get used to / be used to vocabulary ? learning ? sporting collocations ? collocation in dictionaries ? expand your vocabulary learning and ability off : natural EngKsh showing iinpatience 1 Dorota is a company manager. She's having a bad day at work! Put these sentences into the conversations below. a Oh, no! They're hopeless! Can we try a different company? b For goodness sake! He's giving the presentation. He has to come. c Oh, really! She hasn't been on time once this week! d Not again. There's always something wrong with it! e Oh, for goodness sake! He only put in the order on Monday. He knows that it can take up to two weeks, f Oh, honestly! I asked you to take them yourself. They're urgent. Karol Dorota 1 Dorota Marcus Dorota 2 Ingrid Dorota 3 Robert Dorota 4 Dorota Marcus Dorota 5 Ingrid Dorota Adam just called. He can't come to the meeting this afternoon. Did you deliver the documents to Head Office? I sent them this morning. The photocopier's broken down! Karen's just called. She's going to be late again. Did you order some more stationery? Yes, but they can't deliver it until Thursday. Luca Martini called. He hasn't received his order yet. 1 say it! Say it, don't write it! You manage an office. Respond when a staff member tells you these things. Mr Tanaka wants your monthly report by 2.00 p.m. today. | H( Manolo called. He's sick. He's not coming in today. V i can't find those documents that you wanted. > The computers aren't working. The electrician won't be able to fix the air-conditioning until tomorrow afternoon.