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Two old worksheets
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Nichi
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Two old worksheets
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Dear colleagues,
I need your help. Some time ago I downloaded two great worksheets but I don �t know how, I �ve lost them. They are called "Most Frequently Used Expressions -I" and "Most Frequently Used Expressions -II". They have lots of expressions for speculating, summarizing, ordering, expressing two points of view, justifying your opinions, asking for information, etc.
I �d be very grateful if you coud tell me the link where I can downloaded them again or the name of the person who uploaded them.
Thanks in advance!!
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30 Oct 2011
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claudiafer
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Just search as most frequently used expressions. And see what happen! An you will be able to download them!
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30 Oct 2011
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ueslteacher
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Here �s the thing I wanted to help and tried looking but 0 results. Either the user has deleted the wss or his/her account has been cancelled or else you got the title wrong. Sophia Edit: Could these be the ones you�re looking for? If so, you did get the title wrong;)
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30 Oct 2011
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moravc
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Dear Nichi,
this sounds really ineresting. I would love to help you, I have tried searching ESLP but in vain... Could you scan the printables if you have them printed? and share the jpg here on forum? Maybe some members will remember the author...
Make a jpg of the printable and share it here. It might help!
Or retype the beginning of the printable so we can see what we are trying to find...
If you have one of those printables as a MS Word document, try to have a look in the details, there might be the name of the author...
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31 Oct 2011
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ueslteacher
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Hello Nika, We �ve been posting simultaneously:) Check the ones I �ve mentioned, I think they are the ones:) Sophia |
31 Oct 2011
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moravc
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Dearest Sophia,
I think you got them! Clever girl! Congrats!
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31 Oct 2011
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Nichi
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Thank you very much four replies!!
Dear Claudiafer - The first thing I did to look for them was what you have said but 0 results:(
Dear Ueslteacher - Thank you very much for your effort. Your documents are really interesting but they �re not those I �m looking for.
Dear Moravc - Your idea is great. I
have scanned one of them, the other one is very similar. When I printed
them I did it in black and white but I think the original ones were
orange. I mean, the boxes where the expressions are were orange. I don �t
remember if I did some changes or not but basically the appearance of
the worsheet was as in the scanned document.
Thanks a lot for your help!!
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31 Oct 2011
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Nichi
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Dear Ueslteacher, I �ve just read the documents you �ve found and they are very similar to mine. I �ve already downloaded them. Thank you very much to all of you for your help.  Best regards!!! |
31 Oct 2011
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moravc
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Hello Nichi,
I am looking for the printable - the jpg scan you have shared. Please be patient....
Guys, anybody there? Can you give us a hand?
Nika.
edit: PS: I am terribly sorry, I can�t find it. Shall I retype it for you?
Making invitations:
What are you doing on...?
Have you got any plans for...?
Would you like to ... (do)?
What about ... (doing)?
Refusing an invitation:
I�m afraid I�m busy on ...
I�m sorry I can�t, I�m...
I�m afraid I can�t make it. I�m... (doing something else)
I�d love to, but...
That�s very kind of you but...
Accepting an invitation:
Yes, I�d love to.
Yes, that would be great.
Asking for advice:
What do you think I should do?
What would you do if you were in my situation?
What would you advise me to do?
Giving advice:
I think you should... (do).
You could... (do).
Why don�t you ... (do)?
Have you tried ... (doing)?
Making recommendations:
You mustn�t ...
You must go to the...
You�ve got to .. (do).
You�ll have to ...
I wouldn�t recommend the...
you definitely wouldn�t enjoy going to the ...
Offering something:
Would you like...?
What can I get you...?
Please have some...
Can I offer you... (some)
Accepting something that�s offered:
Yes, please
Thank you very much.
That would be very nice.
I�d like some ... please.
Declining something that�s offered:
I am all right / I�m fine, thank you.
No, thanks.
Not this time, thanks.
I�m not sure I could, thank you.
Asking for permission:
Can I...? May I... please?
Do you mind if I.... ?
I wonder / I was wondering if I could...
Would it be possible for me to...
Would it bother you if I...?
Giving permission:
Of course.
Certainly.
Yes, that�s OK / fine.
You�re welcome to ...
Please feel free to...
Please don�t hesitate to...
Sure.
Ok.
By all means.
Go ahead.
Why not?
Refusing permission:
I�m afraid not
I am sorry it�s not possible.
I�m afraid you can�t.
I�m afraid that�s out of the question.
Agreeing:
I�d probably agree on that.
I think that�s probably right.
That�s absolutely right.
Sure! That�s exactly what I think.
I couldn�t agree more.
That�s what I think
Disagreeing:
Yes, but...
True, but...
I see what you mean, but...
I suppose so, but...
Yes, but on the other hand...
I�m afraid I disagree / don�t agree...
I�m not sure of that�s exactly true.
You have a point here but...
Actually, I can�t agree with that...
Now you can copy paste it into new document and you�ll have the editable version in 1 minute.
Good luck.
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31 Oct 2011
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MapleLeaf
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Maybe it �s deleted. Nichi, do you remember the author of "the expressions"? |
31 Oct 2011
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moravc
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Hi guys! Have a look at the list I retyped above.
Maybe some of the senior members will be able to find the printable if he/she searched his/her Eslprintables downloads.
Search for these phrases included in the printables:
"Have you got any plans for"
"I see what you mean"
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