Your friend is an hour late for dinner. What do you say?
Where on earth have you been?	Your friend keeps getting viruses on his computer. He doesn’t have an anti-virus programme. What do you say?
What you need is an anti-virus programme.	
Your colleague arrives at work with green hair. What do you say?
What on earth have you done to your hair?	You are in a restaurant with a friend and have a simple meal. When the bill comes
It is $2000. What do you say?
This is absolutely ridiculous!	
The phone rings at 3 a.m. What do you say to your wife / husband:
Who on earth can that be at this time?	Your friend is trying to write a letter in English but he can’t remember a lot of words.
What do you say?
What you need is a good dictionary.	
You are out hiking when you see a strange flashing light in the sky. What do you say?
What on earth is that?	Your colleague has come to work without her purse or phone. This is the second time she forgotten something this week. What do you say?
You really are absent-minded!	
You are in a hurry to leave the house. You can’t remember where you put your keys. What do you say?
Where on earth did I put my keys?	You are talking about an unpopular colleague who always gossips. What do you say?
She’s such a gossip!	
You went to see a film at the cinema. You especially liked the special effects. What do you say?
What I liked most was the special effects.	You are in a meeting to discuss cost cutting. You think it’s important to recycle more paper. What do you say?
We really must recycle more paper.	
You are talking about your boss. You like his great sense of humour. What do you say?
What I like about him most is his great sense of humour.	Your colleague is very sleepy and she has an exam tomorrow. You think she should get a good night’s sleep. What do you say?
What you need is a good night’s sleep.	
You’ve just done an English exam. You found the listening part very difficult. What do you say?
What I found most difficult was the listening.	You are in a meeting. The boss is praising Daisy for a good idea but actually, it was
Gilbert’s idea. What do you say?
It was Gilbert’s idea, not Daisy’s.	
Your friend suggests going to a restaurant. You go but the food is terrible. Now he’s complaining about it. What do you say?
It was you who wanted to come here, not me!	Your boy / girl  friend thinks you don't love 
him / her any more. Of course, s/he is wrong.
What do you say?
I really do love you!