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I work in a restaurant at the weekends.
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B I’m afraid not. I work in a restaurant at the weekends.
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A Every weekend Surely you have some time free.
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B Yes, of course I do. I’ve got one weekend off every month
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A OK, when are you next free
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B I’m free next weekend. We could meet Saturday evening.
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1 When you are talking about spare time or free time, there are various things you can say, eg: Are you free tomorrow / Are you free tomorrow; Do you have any evenings free / Do you have any evenings free
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2 In terms of work, you talk about time off / time off, eg: I’ve got two nights off this week / I’ve got two nights off this week: I’ve got the weekend off / I’ve got the weekend off.
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Key phrases and sentences
Are you free to meet tomorrow tonight
I’m afraid not.
I work in a restaurant at the weekends.
Every weekend Surely you have some time free.
Yes, of course I do.
I’ve got one weekend off every month.
OK, when are you next free
I’m free the day next weekend.
We could meet Saturday evening.
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