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Choose the correct words in italics. If both options are correct, choose both.
ALAN
OK, let's discuss next week's national championships. I can only send three reporters, so (1) we must / we'd better discuss who does what. Yes, James?
JAMES
I'd (2) love / rather to cover the diving. I'm fascinated by diving.
ALAN
OK, if no one else objects? Right, well, I think you (3) should / ought to cover the synchronised swimming as well, as it's in the pool next to the diving.
JAMES
Oh, OK, if I have to ... Would anyone else like to, though?
ALAN
Bad luck, James, it's yours. And (4) you hadn't better / you'd better not let your lack of enthusiasm show when you're there! Now, I'd like one of you (5) focus / to focus on the individual events in the main pool. Any takers?
EMILY I'm happy to do that, but I was going to ask, (6) could / may I have the Friday off?
My cousin's getting married.
ALAN
Probably, but let's sort out the championships first. That leaves the third reporter to cover the team events and to act as anchor for us.
KIERAN (7) I would / I'll do that. It sounds interesting, but there aren't many team events,
are there?
We (8) should / could always share the main pool reporting, Kieran.
DEBBIE Er, Alan, before we go on ... I was wondering, I'm not sure, but (9) can / might
suggest something?
ALAN Yes, what is it, Debbie?
DEBBIE Well, shouldn't we check what the Daily Herald is doing? We don't want them to get better coverage. They seem to be doing better than us at the moment.
ALAN
I (10) won't / wouldn't say that, but they do have more money than us, I'm afraid.
Debbie, call your friend on the Herald, (11) will / won't you, and see if you can get any information? Right, we'll go with those suggestions. (12) Can / Shall we go on to tomorrow's front page now?
Choose the correct words in italics. If both options are correct, choose both.
ALAN
OK, let's discuss next week's national championships. I can only send three reporters, so (1) we must / we'd better discuss who does what. Yes, James?
JAMES
I'd (2) love / rather to cover the diving. I'm fascinated by diving.
ALAN
OK, if no one else objects? Right, well, I think you (3) should / ought to cover the synchronised swimming as well, as it's in the pool next to the diving.
JAMES
Oh, OK, if I have to ... Would anyone else like to, though?
ALAN
Bad luck, James, it's yours. And (4) you hadn't better / you'd better not let your lack of enthusiasm show when you're there! Now, I'd like one of you (5) focus / to focus on the individual events in the main pool. Any takers?
EMILY I'm happy to do that, but I was going to ask, (6) could / may I have the Friday off?
My cousin's getting married.
ALAN
Probably, but let's sort out the championships first. That leaves the third reporter to cover the team events and to act as anchor for us.
KIERAN (7) I would / I'll do that. It sounds interesting, but there aren't many team events,
are there?
We (8) should / could always share the main pool reporting, Kieran.
DEBBIE Er, Alan, before we go on ... I was wondering, I'm not sure, but (9) can / might
suggest something?
ALAN Yes, what is it, Debbie?
DEBBIE Well, shouldn't we check what the Daily Herald is doing? We don't want them to get better coverage. They seem to be doing better than us at the moment.
ALAN
I (10) won't / wouldn't say that, but they do have more money than us, I'm afraid.
Debbie, call your friend on the Herald, (11) will / won't you, and see if you can get any information? Right, we'll go with those suggestions. (12) Can / Shall we go on to tomorrow's front page now?
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(2) love
(3) should
(4) you'd better not
(5) focus
(6) may
(7) I'll do that.
(8) could always
(9) can
(10) wouldn't say that.
(11) will
(12) Shall we go on to tomorrow's front page now?