HEY AGAIN SLOW SPELL ALL UNDERSTAND DON’T-UNDERSTAND FORGET DON’T-KNOW

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HEY AGAIN SLOW SPELL ALL UNDERSTAND DON’T-UNDERSTAND FORGET DON’T-KNOW

Practice sheet 25.A

When answering “don’t mind” questions, avoid using “yes” or “no” –instead explain why: Sure fine okay can’t broke sorry tmw? what for?

1. 5-DOLLAR, DON'T-MIND LEND ME?

2. C-H-E-S-S, YOU LIKE PLAY?

3. CHILDREN LIKE GO PLAY-FIELD?

4. WANT COME-ON MOVIE?

5. Every-MORNING, YOU HURRY-[rush] SHOWER, CLOTHES, EAT, GO-(take-off) SCHOOL YOU?

fine can’t sorry back hurt busy sure/true

6. FOR-ME BOX BRING CAR DON'T-MIND ?

LEFT IN GENERAL LEFT-TURN ON THE LEFT depends meaning

7. HOW YOU SIGN L-E-F-T?

right IN GENERAL right turn ON THE right right=correct depends meaning

8. HOW YOU SIGN R-I-G-H-T?

9. HOW-MANY TIME YOUR LIVE "MOVE, MOVE MOVE"-(alternating position)?

10. RALEY’s (name any food store) FOOD STORE, YOU LIVE WEST THEREABOUTS? Practice sheet 25.B

1. PARKING-LOT SUPERVISOR EARN A-LOT?

ADDRESS= address or live Also have initialized sign: Live NEAR = “close to”

2. YOU LIVE NEAR SCHOOL?

PREFER ADDRESS/live

3. YOU PREFER LIVE NORTH (bodyshift "or") SOUTH WHICH?

WANT don’t-WANT sign WHICH

4. YOU WANT ME SIGN FAST?

EXACT / precise (think of threading a needle)

5. YOUR EXACT ADDRESS WHAT?

WOW “what did you do to your hair WOW “what did you do to your hair!?! wash dye curl haircut perm shave nothing

6. YOUR HAIR, WOW, DO-DO ?

7. YOUR HOUSE FAR? Note: For “very” far, tilt head back and open mouth.

8. YOUR HOUSE, DOOR, FRONT, WHAT-(huh) COLOR?

LAST FIRST version 1 2 3

9. YOUR LAST NAME, HOW SPELL?

Momma’s address: 325 EAST 400 NORTH

Ask their mom’s address and then confirm it. Raise your eyebrows… 10 Ask their mom’s address and then confirm it. Raise your eyebrows… 10. MOM ADDRESS 73 EAST 400 NORTH? (Does your mom live at 73 E. 400 N.?)