Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

43.5 Will think about (future intention)

43.5.1 Helen and Sandra are students. Helen is inviting Sandra to go on a trip to Europe.

Helen: What are you plans for the summer vacation?

Sandra: Nothing yet. Why? Are you planning something?

Helen: Yes, as a matter of fact! I’m planning a tour of Germany with a few

friends from my class. Do you want to come?

Sandra: I’m not sure. I need to save some money. I’ll think about it.

Helen: Sure. It would be great if you could join us!

43.5.2 A window salesman has come to Don’s house and is speaking with Don about

installing new windows.

Salesman:  So,  I  think  you’d  really  benefit  from  installing  some  new

windows. It would save you a lot of money in the long-run.

Don: I’m sure it would, but they’re very expensive.

Salesman: Well, if you decide to buy before the end of the month, you’ll

get a 10% discount.

Don:  Ok.  Thanks.  We’ll  think  about  it  and  give  you  a  call  if  we’re

interested.

Salesman: Great. Thanks. Here’s my card.

Don: Thanks. Bye.

Salesman: Have a great day!

Don: Thanks. You, too.

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