Arrange to meet a friend
Unit 2
- I CAN suggest an activity
- I CAN arrange to meet a friend
- I CAN write a short message
Everyday English
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Emma Hi Tom! Are you free on Saturday?
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Tom Hi Emma! Yes, I think so. Why?
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Emma Do you want to meet up at the new café?
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Tom Sure! What time?
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Emma How about three o'clock in the afternoon?
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Tom Sounds great! See you at three.
Match each function with the correct phrase.
- Check if a friend is free
- Suggest a place
- Suggest a time
- Confirm the plan
- Are you free on Friday?
- How about the park?
- How about three o'clock?
- See you at three.
- How about three o'clock?
- Sure! What time?
- Yes, I think so. Why?
- Sounds great! See you at three.
- How about the new café?
- Hi! Are you free on Saturday?
Are you free on Friday?
See you at three o'clock.
Listening
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Emma Hi Tom! Are you free this weekend?
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Tom Hi Emma! Yes, I am. Why?
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Emma Do you want to meet up? I haven't seen you for ages.
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Tom Sure! When is good for you?
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Emma How about Saturday afternoon? Around three o'clock?
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Tom Saturday at three is fine. Where shall we meet?
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Emma Let's meet at the café in the park.
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Tom Great! See you at three on Saturday.
- To ask about his weekend
- To arrange to meet him
- To invite him to a party
- To tell him some news
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- Monday
Pronunciation
6 cards- right
- rate
time
Friday
five o'clock
Reading
6 cards- Her new job
- A plan to meet Sam
- A holiday in another town
- A problem at the station
Mia says 'at 11 o'clock', not 3 o'clock. We use 'at' before a time: at 11 o'clock.
Mia says 'After that, let's walk in the park.' She wants to walk after they meet at the café.
- Friday morning
- Sunday afternoon
- Monday evening
- Sunday morning
Speaking
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Emma Are you free on Saturday?
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Tom Yes, I think so. Why?
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Emma Do you want to meet at the café?
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Tom Sure! What time?
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Emma How about three o'clock?
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Tom Sounds good! See you there.
Let's meet at three o'clock on Saturday.
Are you free on Saturday?
Let's meet at three o'clock at the café.
Writing
6 cardsMia writes 'at 3 o'clock'. We use 'at' before a time, and 'on' before a day. Wrong: 'on 3 o'clock'. Correct: 'at 3 o'clock'.
- I'm
- let's
- it's
- we'll
Hi! Are you free on Saturday? Let's meet at three o'clock in the afternoon. See you then!