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Are you a party person?

▼    Read the ąuestions and tick (/) the correct answer for you.

1.    Do you like parties?

a) Yes, they are fantastic. b) They are OK. c) No, I don’t like them.

2.    When you go to a party, who do you talk to?

a) Different people.    b) One or two friends.

c) Nobody.

3.    When the musie starts, do you dance?

a) Yes, with different people. b) Yes, with a friend. c) No, I sit down.

4.    When people play games, what do you do?

a)    I play these games.

b)    I watch otlier people playing games.

c)    I go ho me.

Add up the number of times you score A, B or C.

Ho w many As have you got?

How many Bs have you got?

How many Cs have you got?

Now find out whether you are a party person.

If you get mostly:

As — You love parties. You are a real party person.

Bs — You quite like parties.

Cs — You don’t like parties.

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Bnp. 1, c. 70-71.

Bnp. 2, c. 71.

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▼    Use these words and words combinations to make as many senten-ces as you can:

1)    to make, to play, to vote for/against, to applaud, to glue, to blow up.

2)    an envelope, an invitation, games, the best actor, a piece of a string, a guest, a ballon.

And now make up short dialogues about parties and holidays.