Question

56 Read the conversation. Put the words in outer to make phrases for agreeing, partly agreeing any disagreeing. You may need to add commas. Listen and
check.
Sam
There's so much traffic in the city centre. The dr quality is terrible. Something's got to change
olivia
› right / you're / absolutely / It's really poiluted.
You're absolutety right.
Sam
The council is thinking about banning all cars from the main streets.
olivia joking / right / you're / ? People have to get to
work and the shops!
Sam
" point / but / got / you've / a / what else can they do?
Olivia
Sam
Well, they could make big cars and lorries pay to come into the centre. That would help.
*but / think / you / that / yes / don't / all cars contribute to the problem?
olivia
§true / but / that's / maybe / some cause more pollution than others. How about only letting electric cars into the centre?
Sam
• on / real / come / get / ! It would be enormously expensive for people to change over to electric cars. And anyway, there still aren't enough charging points for electric cars.
Olivia ? you / what / mean / see /1 / Perhaps the
government could help people pay for new cars.
Sam
"serious / be /can't /vou/! The government's got enough things to spend money on! No, I think a city centre ban is the best option.
tima olivia
*I/ sorry / disagree / but / I'm / Something has to happen, ° for / that's / sure / , but not a complete ban.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Agreeing:

You're absolutely right.

True, but.

Yes, all cars contribute to the problem.

That's for sure.

Partly agreeing:

Point, but...

Maybe some cause more pollution than others.

I'm sorry, but...

Disagreeing:

Olivia joking, right?

But I think that...

On the real, come on!

The government's got enough things to spend money on!

No, I think a city centre ban is the best option.