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10.3 - Saying goodbye·New Total English Intermediate - Students' Book

Question

  1. Listen to four goodbyes. Number the situations below in the order you hear them.
  2. Listen again. In which situation (1-4) in exercise 9a.
  3. Look at the How to ... box. Then listen again and tick (✓) the phrases you hear. Which phrases are more formal?

Answer

a)

  1. a speaker at the end of a conference
  2. a father and daughter before she goes away
  3. two colleagues at the end of a day
  4. friends at the end of a party

b)

  1. 4
  2. 1
  3. 3
  4. 2

c)

  • Right then, it's time I made a move.
  • Sorry, I've got to dash.
  • Thank you very much for coming.
  • Thank you and goodbye.
  • Thanks for everything. I really enjoyed it.
  • We'll see you in a couple of weeks.
  • Have a safe trip.
  • Take care.
  • See you.
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