Look at the picture.

Let pairs of students talk to each other about leaving the country. One student repeats Ajit’s statement. The other gives a reason for not agreeing with Ajit. The sentence openings given below should be used.

● If I leave this country, I’ll miss _______.

● There are some things which you can get only here, for example _______.

● There are some special days I’ll miss, particularly _______.

● Most of all I’ll miss _______ because _______.

● I think it’s impossible for me to leave my country because _______.

● How can you leave your own country except when _______?

● Depends on one’s intention. I can’t leave for good because _______.

● Maybe for a couple of years _______.

Question

Look at the picture.

Let pairs of students talk to each other about leaving the country. One student repeats Ajit’s statement. The other gives a reason for not agreeing with Ajit. The sentence openings given below should be used.

● If I leave this country, I’ll miss ___.

● There are some things which you can get only here, for example _.

● There are some special days I’ll miss, particularly _.

● Most of all I’ll miss _ because _.

● I think it’s impossible for me to leave my country because _.

● How can you leave your own country except when _?

● Depends on one’s intention. I can’t leave for good because _.

● Maybe for a couple of years _____.

Philoid · Accepted Answer

● If I leave this country, I’ll miss the food.

● There are some things which you can get only here, for example pickled lemons.

● There are some special days I’ll miss, particularly Holi.

● Most of all I’ll miss my home because I grew up there.

● I think it’s impossible for me to leave my country because I cannot live without my family.

● How can you leave your own country except when there is threat to one’s life?

● Depends on one’s intention. I can’t leave for good because I belong here.

● Maybe for a couple of years I will go abroad to study and then come back here to work.