Roadmap A2+ Unit 4 English in Action

A: We’re going to the theatre on Saturday. Would you ​ (a)   to come?

B: I’d ​ (b)   to! Where shall we meet?

A: ​ (c)   meet in front of the theatre. The play starts at eight o’clock, so how about 7.45?

B: Great! That’s a ​ (d)   idea. I’ll buy a ticket. See you then!

• like
• love
• Let’s
• good
• shall

A: I’m going shopping in town. Do you want to ​ (a)   me?

B: No, I don’t ​ (b)   I can, sorry. I’ve got too much work to do.

A: Oh, that’s a ​ (c)   . Do you want to meet up later for a coffee?

B: I’m sorry I can’t, I’m ​ (d)   then, too. Maybe tomorrow?

• join
• think
• shame
• busy
• want

A: Shall we ​ (a)   at seven o’clock in front of the stadium?

B: I’m not ​ (b)   about that. It’ll be so busy.

A: What ​ (c)   six o’clock then?

B: Sorry, I don’t ​ (d)   I can because I only finish work at six. Let’s meet inside the stadium.

A: Yes, that sounds ​ (e)   . I’ll see you in there.

• meet
• sure
• about
• fine
• think
• can
• try

1. 1.We’re going to the Italian restaurant tomorrow. Do you want ​ (a)   us?

2. 2.​ (b)   with you to the new shopping centre.

3.​ (c)   the train. The bus is cheaper.

4.Do you want ​ (d)   for a coffee soon?

• to join
• join
• I’d love to
• I love
• I’m not sure
• I think about taking
• meeting
• to meet

1.Where shall we (a)   up this evening?

2.Thanks for the invitation, but I ​ (b)   think I can.

3.Taking the car is a ​ (c)   idea. It’s much faster.

4.​ (d)   meet in front of the school after class.

• meet
• don’t
• good
• Let’s
• meeting
• not
• best
• Let

1.I’m going swimming. Do you ​ (a)   to join me?

2.It’s good ​ (b)   you to ask, but I’m busy for the whole weekend.

3.That ​ (c)   like a great idea – I’ll see you tomorrow.

4.So that we have time to chat, ​ (d)   we meet an hour before it start?

• want
• of
• sounds
• shall
• sound
• let’s
• from
• come