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3) others I feel as if I were dancing on air.
C About the Future
1) Hopes We hope you’ll have time to visit us in Scotland.
We hope you’ll be comfortable when you stay in our cottage.
Inventories
2) Conditions If you want to order food, you’ll have to let the cook know by 7 p.m.
If you need extra blankets, then you’ll have to ask at reception.
7 Expressing belonging / Possession
1) Pronouns When you get there, my best friend Jake will be at your service.
She said, ’What’s mine is yours’.
2) Genitive ’s / s’ Indeed, it was one of Spielberg’s better efforts.
But she didn’t feel comfortable about having to stay at Susan’s place.
The view is great when you get there. It’s about an hour’s climb to the
top.
The one on the left is Carly’s youngest.
That’s the boss’s parking space.
She probably got them from the local butcher’s.
Well, actually tourism is the most important part of the town’s economy.
3) others Was this decision your own?
It was entirely my own decision.
He’ll do things in his own way, just the same as usual.
She decided to start a company of her own.
8 Making Comparisons
1) Comparisons /
Superlatives
What part of the organisation do you work for?
Apart from the chair, there are seven members of the board.
He’s much better company when he’s on holiday.
It looks worse than it really is.
She’s more annoying than her sister.
His second book is more interesting.
He might be here, but it’s less likely than at weekends.
It’s no quicker or slower if we go via the bridge or not.
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