a good idea, good advice. |
sounds
like |
seems |
That (certainly)
That's certainly a possibility, (slightly tentative)
do try |
I'll |
Right
Yes.
Rejecting advice
can 'd be able to |
I'm not sure I
do that. You see + EXCUSE
Isn't there anything else I can/could DO...?
I'm sure that's excellent advice, only + EXCUSE (tentative)
I'm afraid that's not really possible/out of the question, (direct)
COLLEGE LIFE/ITS YOUR CHOICE Situation
A group of students earned some money during their summer holidays. At a special meeting they discuss the best way to spend the money.
There are the proposals to be discussed:
1. a trip to St. Petersburg
2. purchase of some equipment to launch a disco club
3. distribution of the money among the students
Cast list
students, members of the summer team |
Helen/Eugene Jane/Andrew Lucy/Peter Nina/Alex
Lecturer В., a young lecturer, the students' tutor Ann/Michael, a member of the student committee Mary/Nick, representing a student newspaper Pauline/Paul, a British student on an exchange visit to Moscow
What you must decide
Which two of the proposals would most benefit everybody concerned and the English department? A vote must be taken.