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good idea.
pair b: you're a computer-hater. your husband/wife is a computer-lover,
is interested in using some of your savings to get a home computer.
think of some arguments you could use to persuade him/her that iſ
would not be a good idea.
now form new pairs (one a and one b) and discuss whether to buy a home
computer or not.
composition
write 120-180 words on one of these topics:
i write a letter to a newspaper saying how you feel about the growing use o
v computers in our daily lives.
2 what advantages and disadvantages do you think there are in using
computers either (a) in business? or (b) in education? or (c) in the home?
situations
1 you've just joined a multi-national class in a summer school. the teacher
asks you to introduce yourself to the other students, and to say something
about yourself. what do you say?
2 a friend says "you were looking very angry when i saw you leaving work
yesterday. what had happened? ' tell him/her.
3 tell a friend what your impression of your teacher is.
14 you go skiing for the first time. someone you get up after one of your
falls. him/her, and explain why you keep falling.
one asks you how well you know germany. what do you say?
d of yours isn't quite sure whether he's met your brother/sister.
him/her briefly.
asks you 'have you ever been hurt in a fight? ' what do you say?