Understanding Meaning: Inference Practice (B1+/B2)

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Froggy Jumps Understanding Meaning: Inference Practice (B1+/B2)Online version Infer meaning beyond words by Juan Camilo Díaz Reyes 1 Dialogue: A: I can’t reach the printer. B: The lines are jammed again. A: Okay, I’ll try later. What does A really mean by ‘I can’t reach the printer’? a A problem with the printer is stopping them from using it b They want to borrow the printer from someone c They are asking for help fixing the network connection 2 Dialogue: A: This report is due tomorrow. B: I’ll see what I can do after lunch. A: Great, thanks for the time. What is B implying with ‘I’ll see what I can do after lunch’? a They will try to fix it later but are not sure yet b They are unable to work after lunch c They will finish it completely before lunch 3 Dialogue: A: The movie was okay, I guess. B: You’d love the director’s new film. A: I’m not convinced. What is B implying by ‘You’d love’? a He thinks A would likely enjoy it in the future b He hates the director’s work c He has already seen the film 4 Dialogue: A: I missed the bus again. B: The traffic was awful today. A: Not again! What does B’s comment suggest about the situation? a Someone blocked the bus b The bus was cancelled for the day c Traffic caused the delay, affecting more than one person 5 Dialogue: A: I’m not sure this is the right route. B: You mean we should ask someone? A: Maybe. What does B’s reply imply? a They plan to turn back immediately b They are considering asking for directions c They are confident they know the way 6 Dialogue: A: My phone’s battery died. B: You should have charged it overnight. A: I forgot. What does B’s comment show? a They are blaming A for the outage b They think the phone is broken c A mild reprimand about forgetting to charge 7 Dialogue: A: I’m not sure if I can join the trip. B: It’s not a big deal if you can’t. A: Thanks for understanding. What is B expressing? a They don’t want A to join at all b They are forcing A to commit c Polite acceptance of a potential no 8 Dialogue: A: That café is expensive. B: The view is amazing though. A: Worth it? What is B suggesting with ‘The view is amazing’? a The location justifies the high price b The quality is poor despite the price c The price will drop soon 9 Dialogue: A: I can try to finish the project today. B: Don’t push yourself if you’re tired. A: Thanks, I’ll rest a bit. What does B’s response convey? a They doubt A’s ability to finish b They want to take over the project c They care about A’s well-being and pace 10 Dialogue: A: Our team can’t decide on a logo. B: Let’s vote quickly then. A: Okay. What does B’s suggestion show? a They want to delay the decision b They prefer a top-down choice c They are seeking a fast, democratic decision

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Understanding Meaning: Inference Practice (B1+/B2)

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Understanding Meaning: Inference Practice (B1+/B2)Online version

by Juan Camilo Díaz Reyes

Dialogue: A: I can’t reach the printer. B: The lines are jammed again. A: Okay, I’ll try later. What does A really mean by ‘I can’t reach the printer’?

Dialogue: A: This report is due tomorrow. B: I’ll see what I can do after lunch. A: Great, thanks for the time. What is B implying with ‘I’ll see what I can do after lunch’?

Dialogue: A: The movie was okay, I guess. B: You’d love the director’s new film. A: I’m not convinced. What is B implying by ‘You’d love’?

Dialogue: A: I missed the bus again. B: The traffic was awful today. A: Not again! What does B’s comment suggest about the situation?

Dialogue: A: I’m not sure this is the right route. B: You mean we should ask someone? A: Maybe. What does B’s reply imply?

Dialogue: A: My phone’s battery died. B: You should have charged it overnight. A: I forgot. What does B’s comment show?

Dialogue: A: I’m not sure if I can join the trip. B: It’s not a big deal if you can’t. A: Thanks for understanding. What is B expressing?

Dialogue: A: That café is expensive. B: The view is amazing though. A: Worth it? What is B suggesting with ‘The view is amazing’?

Dialogue: A: I can try to finish the project today. B: Don’t push yourself if you’re tired. A: Thanks, I’ll rest a bit. What does B’s response convey?

Dialogue: A: Our team can’t decide on a logo. B: Let’s vote quickly then. A: Okay. What does B’s suggestion show?