ou got 10 correct out of 10. :D 1. According to the lesson, what is the suggested order for ending a conversation? Giving a reason for ending the conversation, saying bye, and making a future plan Giving a reason for ending the conversation, making a future plan, and saying bye Giving a reason for ending the friendship, insulting them, and calling the police 2. I'll let you go then. __________. Bye for now! Let's be in touch next week. Oh, look at the time! 3. It's been great catching up with you. __________. Take care! I'm really busy these days. Let's do lunch next week. 4. Oh, look at the time! I'm afraid I have to go. I'll be in touch with you soon. _____________. You must have to go Bye for now 5. (On the telephone) I'm afraid someone else is trying to get through. __________. Bye! I'll call you back a little later My pleasure 6. Brandon: It's been a real pleasure meeting you, Mr. Robertson. Mr. Robertson: Same here. Brandon: May I come in to your office to discuss these ideas further next week? Mr. Robertson: By all means. Brandon: ___________ Catch you later! Thank you very much. 7. Which one of the choices is NOT a way to say bye? Take care! Good morning! See you soon! 8. _____________ I'll call you next week. See you! Oh, look at the time! Oh, I'm so bored! 9. Which of these is NOT a way to plan to meet in the future? Let's do lunch sometime. Well, I'm very busy these days. I'll see you next Wednesday. 10. I'll call you on Friday. __________ care till then! Take Get

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