Workbook, p.23/24 (Key)
WB, p.23/ ex.7
2. You have already been to Italy, haven‘t you?
You haven‘t been to Italy yet (!!!), have you?
3. You play an instrument, don‘t you?
You don‘t play an instrument, do you?
4. You love maths, don‘t you?
You don‘t love maths, do you?
5. You watched TV yesterday, didn‘t you?
You didn‘t watch TV yesterday, did you?
6. You will become a millionaire, won‘t you?
You won‘t become a millionaire, will you?
WB, p.23/ ex.8 (Mediation)
Er heißt uns willkommen und möchte wissen, was er für uns tun kann.
How much are the tickets for two adults and one child?
Am billigsten ist es, wenn wir ein Familienticket nehmen. Dann sparen wir vier Pfund.
That‘s a good idea. Can you tell us what we should visit first?
Die Gärten sind einen Besuch wert. Am wichtigsten ist es, in der Burg den Stein zu küssen.
But why should we kiss a stone?
Der Legende nach kann man sehr gut sprechen, nachdem man den Stein geküsst hat.
WB, p.24/ ex.9 was
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had walked saw
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