Modern Manners

• Foreign language
• Vocational Education

Social Behaviour

Intermediate 2: Unit 8, p. 80

Match the verbs in A with the expressions in B.

A

B

on both cheeks

each other

to pay

paying

a date

the bill

to offe

to share

to hug

to go out

to insist on

to kiss

Match the verbs in A with the expressions in B.

A

B

home

to your house

someone up

an invitation

hands

to shake

to take someone

to refuse

to invite someone

to pick

Let's learn what these phrases mean.

To offer to pay

To say you will pay the bill

To shake hands

A way of greeting someone formally and informally.

To go out on a date

To have a romantic meeting with someone you like.

To kiss someone on both cheeks

To greet someone informally, usually friends or family.

To take someone home

To drive or walk someone back to their house, to make sure they get home safely.

To hug each other

To insist on paying

To say you must pay.

To refuse an invitation

To say no to an invitation.

To invite someone to your house

To pick someone up

To collect someone and take them by car

To share the bill

To divide the cost of the bill between many people

Now let's practice. Write the sentences correctly

The phrase is incorrect. Write it correctly.

"offered paying"

The phrase is incorrect. Write it correctly.

"kissed me both cheeks"

The phrase is incorrect. Write it correctly.

"insisted paying"

The phrase is incorrect. Write it correctly.

"Did you home take her?"

The phrase is incorrect. Write it correctly.

"we shared bill"

Well done.

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