Your class has decided to organize an international event. Which sentence describes a future arrangement?, A) We’re having an international food festival on Saturday., B) We’ll probably have an international food festival., C) Maybe we have an international food festival., D) We having an international food festival., Which expression is best for introducing the first activity in a plan?, A) Finally, B) After that, C) To start, D) At the same time, Complete the plan: To start, we’re having lunch. ______, we’re playing some games., A) Finally, B) Next, C) At the same time, D) To start, Which expression shows that two activities happen simultaneously?, A) After that, B) Finally, C) Next, D) At the same time, Complete the plan: We’re visiting the museum in the morning. ______, we’re having lunch at a nearby restaurant., A) After that, B) To start, C) At the same time, D) First of all, Which expression is best for introducing the last activity?, A) Next, B) Then, C) Finally, D) At the same time, Which plan is organized most clearly?, A) Finally, we arrive. To start, we have dinner. Next, we meet., B) To start, we meet. Next, we have dinner. Finally, we watch a movie., C) Next, we meet. Finally, we arrive. To start, we leave., D) After that, we start. To start, we finish., Which sentence is most appropriate for introducing an event in an email?, A) We’re having a class party next Friday., B) Finally, thanks., C) At the same time, hello., D) I’m writing yesterday., Which is the best opening for an informal email to classmates?, A) Hi everyone!, B) Dear Sir or Madam:, C) To whom it may concern:, D) Attention Customer:, Which sentence helps create positive expectations about an event?, A) I think it’ll be a lot of fun., B) I thought it is fun yesterday., C) I think it be fun., D) It’ll being fun., Choose the best closing for an invitation email., A) Hope you can come!, B) To start, goodbye., C) At the same time, see., D) After that, hello., Which email organization is the clearest?, A) Closing → activities → greeting → event, B) Activities → closing → event → greeting, C) Greeting → event → ordered activities → closing, D) Event → greeting → closing → activities, Complete the email: We’re having a special event on Saturday. To start, we’re meeting at school. Next, ______., A) we’re taking a bus to the park, B) we took a bus yesterday, C) we’ll taking a bus, D) we taking a bus, Which sentence describes an idea or suggestion, rather than an arrangement already made?, A) We’re meeting at Green Park at ten., B) We’re having lunch there., C) We could have a barbecue., D) We’re leaving at five., The group has discussed several ideas and has now made definite arrangements. Which sentence best communicates the result?, A) We could make a video., B) Maybe we make a video., C) We’re making a video on Saturday., D) We will making a video., In connected speech, the final /n/ in Green Park may sound more like which sound because the lips prepare for /p/?, A) /t/, B) /m/, C) /k/, D) /s/, Which phrase contains the same type of sound connection?, A) Green Park, B) red car, C) big dog, D) nice day, Your friend is worried that the event won't go well. Which response best recycles the reassurance language from L3?, A) Don’t worry. It’ll be fine., B) You don’t worry yesterday., C) It fine will., D) Don’t worried., Your event is already organized, but someone suddenly says, “We don't have enough chairs!” What is the most natural response?, A) We’re renting chairs every Friday., B) I’ll get some more., C) I getting some more., D) I’ll getting some more., Choose the best complete section of an event email., A) To start, we’re meeting at school at 10:00. Next, we’re taking a bus to the park. After that, we’re having lunch. Finally, we’re coming back at 6:00. I think it’ll be a great day!, B) Finally we meeting school. To start bus. After that lunch yesterday. It great., C) We’ll meeting. Next we going. Finally we’re lunch., D) At the same time first. Finally next. To start after that.

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