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Skill 58-A So much for that.

A. Fill in the blanks to complete the conversations.

•though •By the way •In other words •So much for •Like I said

1. A: She resigned from her position as Editor-in-Chief of High Fashion last year.
B: She still has powerful influence in high fashion .

2. A: She got out of bed on the wrong side today.
B: she’s really cranky now. I can see that.

3. A: Sean is making efforts to make the company better.
B: , didn’t he say that he was going to give us a raise?
1. A: What do you think of Sean’s new office?
B: It’s OK. It sure isn’t very big though. 4. A: You’d better go earlier to set the dinner table.
B: , I’ll help out.
2. A: Liz talks too much. See? There she goes again.
B: In other words, you think she should keep quiet? 5. A: I really encouraged her to break up with him.
B: that advice. They’re closer than ever.
3. A: David’s a pretty smart and capable member of our team.
B: I agree. By the way, when did you guys meet?
A: Oh, we went to school together. B. Complete the sentences.

4. A: Wow! You’re absolutely right. This computer program is so simple! e.g. Though he’s rich, he goes to the homeless shelter to have dinner.
B: Like I said, it’s really easy to use.
1. Though he’s rich, he .
5. A: I can’t believe our proposal didn’t get funding.
B: Yeah, so much for that. I guess we’ll have to come up with another idea. 2. Like I said, this project .

3. By the way ?
 What is the point of this lesson? Listen to your teacher.

[Adjustment] C. What is your opinion about the friendship / unity between North Korea and South Korea? Are
•though •in other words you for it or against it?
[About topic]
•by the way •like I said •so much

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