Making Plans: Interactive Quizzes and Learning Materials

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a common phrase used for making plans?

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Can we reschedule our meeting?

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What are your plans for the weekend?

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Are you free on Friday?

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How about a movie on Tuesday?

Question 2

What does the phrase "I'm available that day" mean?

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I don't have any plans.

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I'm busy that day.

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I'm not sure if I'm free.

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I will be out of town.

Question 3

Which phrase is used to ask someone to do something together?

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Would you like to join me for _______?

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What are you up to?

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Do you have any plans?

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Are you free tomorrow?

Question 4

What is the difference between 'make plans' and 'have plans'?

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'Make plans' refers to creating new plans, while 'have plans' refers to existing plans

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'Make plans' is used to talk about future events, while 'have plans' is used to talk about present or past events

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'Make plans' is more formal than 'have plans'

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'Have plans' is only used in the present tense, while 'make plans' can be used in all tenses

Question 5

Which of these is a good way to suggest a specific time and place for a plan?

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How about we meet at [place] at [time]?

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Would you be free on [day of the week]?

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What time works for you?

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Do you want to hang out?

Question 6

Which phrase is used to invite someone to do something?

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Would you like to join me for a movie this Friday?

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I'm sorry, but I can't make it.

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What are your plans for the weekend?

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I'd love to!

Question 7

What does the phrase 'I'm afraid I can't' likely mean in response to an invitation?

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I am unable to accept the invitation.

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I have other plans already.

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I don't like the activity being proposed.

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I am not feeling well.

Question 8

If you are running late for an appointment, what is the most appropriate action to take?

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Call or text the person to inform them.

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Cancel the appointment immediately.

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Wait until you arrive and apologize in person.

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Do nothing and hope they understand.

Question 9

Which of the following should be avoided when making plans to ensure clarity and understanding?

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Assuming that the other person understands your intentions.

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Using formal language in an informal setting.

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Confirming the time and location of the event.

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Being specific about your plans.

Question 10

If you are uncertain about a proposed plan, which of the following responses is most appropriate?

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I'm not sure yet.

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Yes, definitely!

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That sounds great!

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I don't want to do that.

Question 11

Which of the following is a culturally sensitive consideration when making plans in American culture?

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Being punctual is highly valued.

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It is acceptable to make plans at the last minute.

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It is rude to decline an invitation without a good reason.

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It is customary to bring a gift to any social event.

Question 12

What is the initial step in the planning process?

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Determining the purpose and objectives

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Gathering relevant information and data

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Choosing a suitable planning method

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Executing the plan and taking action

Question 13

In Spanish, which expression would you use to invite someone to go to the movies?

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¿Quieres ir al cine conmigo?

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Vamos al cine juntos

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Me gustaría ir al cine contigo

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¿Te interesa ir al cine?

Question 14

Translate the phrase 'hacer planes' to English.

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To make plans

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To have fun

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To go out

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To spend time together

Question 15

When making plans in Spanish, what is the difference between 'ir a' and 'hacer'?

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'Ir a' refers to going to a place, while 'hacer' refers to an activity.

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'Hacer' refers to going to a place, while 'ir a' refers to an activity.

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They both mean the same thing.

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'Ir a' is used in the present tense, while 'hacer' is used in the past tense.

Question 16

In Spanish, what is the difference between 'planear' and 'programar'?

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'Planear' is a general term, while 'programar' is more specific.

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'Programar' is a general term, while 'planear' is more specific.

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They have the same meaning.

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'Planear' is used in the present tense, while 'programar' is used in the past tense.

Question 17

In the United States, which invitation to a party is most culturally appropriate?

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Hey, would you like to come to my party on Saturday?

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Would you like to attend a social gathering at my residence on the upcoming weekend?

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Come to my party. It's going to be the best!

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I'm throwing a party. RSVP by Friday.

Question 18

Which idiom is used to describe the beginning of making plans?

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Put on your thinking cap

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Think on your feet

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Bite off more than you can chew

Question 19

Which of the following phrases is typically used to invite someone to do something in Spanish?

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¡Vamos al parque!

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¿Cómo estás?

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Hola, ¿qué tal?

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¿De dónde eres?

Question 20

How would you politely accept an invitation in Spanish?

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Claro, encantado.

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No, gracias.

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Lo siento, no puedo.

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No me interesa.

Question 21

Which of the following is an example of a time expression used for making plans in Spanish?

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Mañana

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Ayer

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El año pasado

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Hace mucho tiempo

Question 22

Which of the following verbs is used in Spanish to express willingness to do something?

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Querer

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Gustar

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Poder

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Saber

Question 23

Which way to decline an invitation is the most polite?

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Thank you, but I have other plans.

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I'm not interested.

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I'm busy.

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No, I don't want to.

Question 24

What would be a suitable response to the question, 'Would you like to join us for dinner?'

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Yes, I'd love to.

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No, I don't feel like it.

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Maybe later.

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I'm allergic to seafood.

Question 25

Which of the following factors is NOT considered when making plans?

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Favorable star signs

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Availability of participants

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Budget

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Weather forecast

Question 26

What does the phrase 'Let's meet up' typically imply?

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To propose an informal gathering

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To suggest a specific time and place

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To finalize arrangements

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To cancel plans

Question 27

How would you respond to an invitation if you accept?

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Sure, I'd love to.

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No, thanks. I'm not available.

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Perhaps, I'll let you know.

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I'm still undecided.

Question 28

What is the proper way to ask someone what they would like to do?

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What would you like to do?

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Do you have any plans?

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What do you want to do?

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Are you free on Friday?

Question 29

How should you respond if someone invites you to an event but you don't know anyone else who will be there?

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I'm hesitant because I don't know anyone else who's attending.

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I'm thrilled to attend!

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I'm not feeling up to it.

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I'll consider it.

Question 30

How would you ask someone if they would like to do something after school?

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Would you like to hang out after school?

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Are you available after school?

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Are you interested in meeting up after class?

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Do you have any plans for after school?

Question 31

Which of the following is the most appropriate response to accept an invitation in English, expressing enthusiasm?

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Sure, I'd be delighted to join you!

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I'm sorry, but I can't make it.

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Possibly next time.

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I'll need to check my schedule.

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT considered an essential aspect of making plans effectively in English?

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Always using formal language in all situations

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Using polite and appropriate language

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Considering cultural norms and expectations

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Being specific and clear about time and place

Question 33

Which phrase is used to invite someone to do something in a polite way?

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Would you like to join me for a movie?

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Do you have any plans for the weekend?

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What are you up to this evening?

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How about we meet at the library?

Question 34

Which phrase is used to cancel an event?

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I'm sorry, but I can't make it.

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I'm not feeling well.

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I have to work.

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I forgot about a prior commitment.

Question 35

When plans hit a snag, what's the best way to keep moving forward?

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Think of different ways to solve the problem and choose the best one.

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Pretend the problem doesn't exist.

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Put everything on hold until the problem is fixed.

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Ask someone else to fix it without trying to solve it yourself.

Question 36

Which of the following phrases is the most polite way to invite someone to do something?

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Would you like to accompany me to the cinema?

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Do you want to tag along with me?

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I'm heading to the park. Come if you're free.

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What's your availability on Friday evening?

Question 37

What is the meaning of the phrase 'make plans'?

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To decide on future actions or activities.

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To cancel an event.

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To ask someone for assistance.

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To provide someone with a gift.

Question 38

Which of the following is NOT a common way to inquire about someone's availability?

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Do you want to get together soon?

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Are you free on Friday?

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What are your plans for the weekend?

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Can you make it on Sunday?

Question 39

Which of the following is an appropriate way to address someone when making a request?

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Excuse me, could you possibly...

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Hey, can you lend me a hand?

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Yo, what's good?

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Listen up, I need...

Question 40

What is the difference between 'plan' and 'schedule'?

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Plans are typically informal and flexible, while schedules are formal and structured.

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Plans are for short-term events, while schedules are for long-term events.

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Plans are for individual activities, while schedules are for group activities.

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There is no difference between 'plan' and 'schedule'.

Question 41

What is the most important factor to consider when making plans with someone?

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The other person's availability.

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Your personal preferences.

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The weather forecast.

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Your financial situation.

Question 42

What is the Spanish equivalent of the phrase 'make plans'?

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hacer planes

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tener planes

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crear planes

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formar planes

Question 43

What is the Spanish phrase for 'What day is it today?'

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¿Qué día es hoy?

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¿Qué es hoy?

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¿Cuál es el día de hoy?

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¿Qué fecha es hoy?

Question 44

Which of the following is the correct way to say 'at 7 o'clock' in Spanish?

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A las siete

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A los siete

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En las siete

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En los siete

Question 45

How would you respond if someone invites you to an event and you're available to attend?

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Sure, I'd love to!

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No, thanks.

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I'll have to think about it.

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I'm not sure yet.

Question 46

What is the Spanish translation for 'Can we meet at the park'?

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Podemos encontrarnos en el parque

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Vamos a encontrarnos en el cine

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Vayamos al parque

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Vamos al cine

Question 47

What should be the primary consideration when making plans with others?

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The availability of both parties

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Your own schedule and preferences

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The preferences of the other person

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The cost of the activity

Question 48

What is the key difference between a tentative plan and a definite plan?

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Tentative plans are subject to change, while definite plans are not.

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Definite plans are subject to change, while tentative plans are not.

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Tentative plans are made in advance, while definite plans are made at the last minute.

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Definite plans are made in advance, while tentative plans are made at the last minute.

Question 49

What is the polite and responsible thing to do if you need to cancel or reschedule a plan?

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Notify the other person as soon as possible

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Wait until the day of the event to let them know

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Don't let them know at all

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Apologize profusely

Question 50

Which of the following phrases is most appropriate for inviting a friend to a party?

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Would you like to join me at my party on Friday night?

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I'm planning a party on Friday night.

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Can you come to my party?

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Let's hang out on Friday night.

Question 51

Which of the following is a culturally appropriate way to invite a friend to a birthday party in the US?

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I'm having a birthday party next Saturday. Would you like to come?

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I'm turning 16 next week. Can you make it to my party?

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You're invited to my birthday party. RSVP by Friday.

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Hey, I'm having a party on Saturday. You should come.

Question 52

Why is it important to use specific vocabulary and phrases when making plans?

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To ensure clear communication and understanding.

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To sound more polite and formal.

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To make the conversation more interesting.

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To avoid offending others.

Question 53

Which of the following phrases is the most grammatically correct and polite to use when inviting someone to do something?

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Would you care to join me for dinner?

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Do you want to come to the movies with me?

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How about we go for a walk?

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Can you help me with my homework?