Conversation Starter - Frz ESL - 8th - 1er Trimestre
Conversation Starter - FRZ ESL - 8th - 1er Trimestre.
Select the best response for each conversation starter.
- 1.
I don't know anyone here. Do you know someone?
- A.
Um, actually, I also don't know anybody.
- B.
Actually, I don't know him
Correct Answer
A. Um, actually, I also don't know anybody.Explanation
Select the best response for each conversation starter.Rate this question:
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- 2.
So you're from Costa Rica?
- A.
Actually, where you from?
- B.
No, actually I'm from Australia.
- C.
I'm a little cold actually.
Correct Answer
B. No, actually I'm from Australia.Explanation
The correct answer is "No, actually I'm from Australia." The question asks about the person's origin and the response clarifies that they are not from Costa Rica, but rather from Australia.Rate this question:
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- 3.
This TV show is really interesting.
- A.
Sorry, it's a movie, actually.
- B.
Actually, it was my grand mother's.
Correct Answer
A. Sorry, it's a movie, actually.Explanation
The correct answer is "Sorry, it's a movie, actually." This answer is correct because it clarifies that the given statement is referring to a movie, not a TV show. The phrase "Sorry, it's a movie" indicates that the initial assumption about the content being a TV show was incorrect, and "actually" emphasizes that the correction is accurate.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Wow it's hot today!
- A.
Well, actually I think it's OK.
- B.
Actually I do.
Correct Answer
A. Well, actually I think it's OK.Explanation
The given answer "Well, actually I think it's OK" suggests that the person disagrees with the statement "Wow it's hot today!" and believes that the temperature is not as hot as perceived. They express their opinion that the weather is tolerable or acceptable.Rate this question:
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- 5.
I like your jacket. It's new, right?
- A.
Actually I like them too.
- B.
No, it's my sister's actually.
Correct Answer
B. No, it's my sister's actually.Explanation
The speaker is correcting the assumption made by the other person that the jacket is new. They clarify that it actually belongs to their sister.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Do you work around here?
- A.
No, I have a job actually.
- B.
Well... actually I'm a full time student.
Correct Answer
B. Well... actually I'm a full time student.Explanation
The question "Do you work around here?" implies that the person being asked is being asked about their employment status in the area. The response "Well... actually I'm a full-time student" indicates that the person is not employed but instead is a student. This response suggests that the person is occupied with their studies and does not have a job in the area.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Q: It's a beautiful day. I love the warm weather.
- A.
A: You really do, actually
- B.
A: Actually, I like cold weather more.
Correct Answer
B. A: Actually, I like cold weather more.Explanation
The answer "A: Actually, I like cold weather more" is the correct answer because it contradicts the statement made in the question. The question states that "I love the warm weather," but the correct answer states that the person actually prefers cold weather. This answer is in direct opposition to the statement in the question, making it the correct response.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Q: The train is really late today!
- A.
A: It's usually late, actually.
- B.
A: Actually now is really late.
Correct Answer
A. A: It's usually late, actually.Explanation
The answer "A: It's usually late, actually." provides an explanation for the statement "The train is really late today!" by suggesting that the train is typically late, implying that it being late today is not out of the ordinary.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Q: Do you live around here?
- A.
A: Actually I'm a bit late.
- B.
A: Yes, right around the corner, actually.
Correct Answer
B. A: Yes, right around the corner, actually.Explanation
The answer "Yes, right around the corner, actually" suggests that the person does live nearby. The phrase "right around the corner" implies that their residence is very close to the current location. Additionally, the use of the word "actually" indicates that the person is confirming their proximity to the area.Rate this question:
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