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    Your New English Ears - Cool Expressions - Lesson 27

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    The document is an English lesson about common expressions. It provides explanations and examples of the expressions "Let me sleep on it", "Let's call it a day", "Let's get going", and "Let's get started". For each expression, there are definitions, role play dialogues modeling the expressions' usage, and exercises for students to create their own dialogues using the expressions.

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    The document is an English lesson about common expressions. It provides explanations and examples of the expressions "Let me sleep on it", "Let's call it a day", "Let's get going", and "Let's get started". For each expression, there are definitions, role play dialogues modeling the expressions' usage, and exercises for students to create their own dialogues using the expressions.

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    Your New English Ears - Cool Expressions - Lesson 27

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    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27

    TUTORS COPY

    Your New English Ears - Cool Expressions Lesson 27

    Exercise 1-A | Key Expressions


    Directions: Explain each key expression, and practice listening and repeating.

    Let me sleep on it.


    : To say that you need some time to think about something.

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 2-A | Role Play
    Directions: Have a role play in each small dialogue.

    Dialogue 1
    A: This is our final offer. We really want you to come and work with us so we hope
    youll accept.
    B: Let me sleep on it. Ill let you know tomorrow.

    Dialogue 2
    A: Do you want the position? Its yours if youre interested.
    B: Let me sleep on it.

    Dialogue 3
    A: I know you need a car do I have a deal for you. Ill sell you my 2005 Honda for
    $3,500 cash.
    B: That sounds like a really good deal. Let me sleep on it.

    Exercise 3-A | Creating Dialogue


    Directions: Create your own dialogue with the Key Expressions, and practice them
    with the dialogue.

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 1-B | Key Expressions
    Directions: Explain each key expression, and practice listening and repeating.

    Lets call it a day.


    : To express that you would like to finish something for the moment.

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 2-B | Role Play
    Directions: Have a role play in each small dialogue.

    Dialogue 1
    A: What time is it?
    B: Its seven oclock. How much longer do you want to work on this today?
    A: Lets call it a day. Well start back on this first thing in the morning.

    Dialogue 2
    A: Lets call it a day. Weve been working on this long enough.
    B: Are you sure? We still have a long way to go before were done.

    Dialogue 3
    A: We only have about an hour of daylight left. Do you want to keep going?
    B: Nah. Lets call it a day. I think theres some rain coming in anyway.

    Exercise 3-B | Creating Dialogue


    Directions: Create your own dialogue with the Key Expressions, and practice them
    with the dialogue.

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 1-C | Key Expressions
    Directions: Explain each key expression, and practice listening and repeating.

    Lets get going.


    : Lets go!

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 2-C | Role Play
    Directions: Have a role play in each small dialogue.

    Dialogue 1
    A: What time does your flight leave?
    B: Ten-thirty.
    A: Lets get going. Traffic is going to be brutal because of the holidays.

    Dialogue 2
    A: Are you ready to leave? We need to be there in forty-five minutes.
    B: Yeah. Lets get going. We dont want to be late.

    Dialogue 3
    A: Lets get going on that new project.
    B: We cant start yet. The customer made some changes to the design.
    A: How come nobody told me about that?

    Exercise 3-C | Creating Dialogue


    Directions: Create your own dialogue with the Key Expressions, and practice them
    with the dialogue.

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 1-D | Key Expressions
    Directions: Explain each key expression, and practice listening and repeating.

    Lets get started.


    : To start something with enthusiasm.

    Eigo no Mimi Cool | Lesson 27


    TUTORS COPY
    Exercise 2-D | Role Play
    Directions: Have a role play in each small dialogue.

    Dialogue 1
    A: Are you ready?
    B: Yeah. Lets get started.

    Dialogue 2
    A: Is everyone here?
    B: I think so.
    A: We cant wait any longer. Lets get started.

    Dialogue 3
    A: Its about a five-hour drive.
    B: Lets get started. I want to be there before dark.

    Exercise 3-D | Creating Dialogue


    Directions: Create your own dialogue with the Key Expressions, and practice them
    with the dialogue.

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