Results for ‘arrive’

Sentences from lessons

• The school will phase the old textbooks out as new editions arrive. from ‘Phase out’ B1 4 s
• Hi, it's Nina. The cups beside the sink are not ours. Ours are in a bag by the door. I asked Paul to bring them into the garden. He is putting the chairs out now, so please help him when you arrive. Then you and I can carry the food outside. Leaving a voice message for someone helping prepare a garden meal · from ‘Choose I, me, my, or mine when sharing plans’ A2 29 s Included with membership
• Can you collect our order after work? The plates are ready, but the small table will arrive tomorrow. Please bring a bag because the shop has no boxes left. I paid this morning, so you only need to give them my name. Call me when you get home, and I'll help you carry everything upstairs. A housemate leaves instructions for collecting a shop order · from ‘Choose and, but, because, or so’ A2 18 s Included with membership
• Hi, it's Sam. Rosa and I are already at the centre, but the front door is locked. The caretaker showed Rosa and me a side entrance near the garden. Use that entrance when you arrive. We have put the vegetables on the long table, and Rosa is checking the cooker. Please bring one towel; the centre provides bowls. Call me if you cannot find the door. Sam leaves an arrival message for another cooking class participant. · from ‘Who booked the room? A name and I or a name and me’ B1 25 s Included with membership
• Hi, Ben. I went to the hall early and put the chairs around the tables. I've written a number on each repair card, so we can keep the jobs in order. I haven't made the labels for the cable box yet. Could you do that when you arrive? The scissors are missing, but I think I left them in that box. Please check there first. A volunteer leaves Ben a spoken handover before the repair session. · from ‘Took or have taken? Choose the form for your message’ B1 24 s Included with membership