English Lessons
“You know, honestly, it probably wouldn't even be that much money after taxes.”
A friend asks you what you would do if you won a million dollars in a lottery. You're a practical person, and you know that the government takes a lot of money from prize money for taxes. This is your first answer.
“You know what would be great is if I could take a few months off work and travel the world.”
A friend asks you what you would do if you won a million dollars in a lottery. You think it would be fun to spend the money on traveling, so this is how you answer.
“I would... I guess I would set up a trust fund for my kids... and stick the rest in savings.”
A friend asks you what you would do if you won a million dollars in a lottery. The first thing you think about is supporting your children, so you say this.
“I base my tips on how good the service is.”
You're eating at a restaurant with friends. You get into a discussion about how much tip to leave. One of your friends says it should be 15% of the bill, but you like to be more flexible.
“I'm sorry; something's come up, and I won't be able to make it.”
You were supposed to go on a canoeing trip with a group of people in your club at school. But you just broke up with your boyfriend, so you're depressed and don't want to go anymore. You write to the organizer to explain that you're canceling.
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