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Skill 34-B I was just about to leave.

A. What goes commonly in the blanks? If necessary, change the form of the verb.

1. A: What time do you usually leave the office?
B: I usually the office at 7 p.m.

2. A: I can’t do that all by myself. It’s too much.
B: OK. it to me.

3. A: Is it raining? You’re completely soaked!
B: I know. I my umbrella in the subway.

4. A: Honey, why aren’t you coming home yet? Dinner’s ready.
B: I have to work late. Could you just the pork cutlet out for me?
1. A: Do you have many things left to do?
B: No. Actually, I was just about to leave.
5. A: When are you leaving the office?
B: Oh, I was just about to .
2. A: Is there any place I can leave my bag?
B: There used to be lockers by the restroom. Why don’t you check
there?
B. Complete the dialogues by giving an appropriate response using expressions with the word
3. A: Oh, no! I left my wallet at home. ‘leave’.
B: Don’t worry. I can lend you some money.
1. A: Do you think we can still catch the bus? What time is the last trip?
4. A: I see you ordered a pizza. Can I have some? B: ______________________________.
B: Sure. Just leave a slice for John. He’ll be coming late.
2. A: Cindy, there’s a delivery for you. Where do I put these boxes?
What is the point of this lesson? Listen to your teacher. B: ______________________________.

3. A: I can’t seem to find my wallet.
B: ______________________________.
[leave]
•leave
•leave my bag
•leave my wallet at home
•leave a slice
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