Lesson Vocabulary

Task 9. Look at these extracts from Jim and Denise’s conversation. Underline the expressions they use to make suggestions.

• 
  Why don’t we go to the Statue of Liberty?
  
• 
  How about going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art?
  
• 
  What about going to Central Park?
  
• 
  Let’s go there first.
  

Task 10. Match each group of expressions a-c to a meaning 1-3. You can use these expressions to respond to a suggestion.

a	That’s a good idea.	That sounds great.	That’s fine with me.
b	It’s up to you.	I don’t mind.
c	I’d rather not do that today.	I don’t really want to do that.	I’d rather do something else

1. You don’t agree ____
2. You can choose ____
3. You agree ____


Task 11. Listen again to Jim and Denise’s conversation. Tick ✓the expressions from Task 10 that you hear.


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Task 12. Imagine you are visiting New York with a friend. Suggest visiting these places.
Example: A
You say: How about going to the Statue of Liberty?

1. 
   the Statue of Liberty
   
2. 
   the Guggenheim Museum
   
3. 
   the Empire State Building
   
4. 
   the Metropolitan Museum of Art
   
5. 
   Central Park
   
6. 
   Times Square