You will read the scene it happens in, take apart the pattern behind them (integrated future planning), hear them in a conversation, rehearse them, and finish by saying one thing out loud to be graded.
Locking in Saturday brunch plans — combining everything from the unit: future plans, invitations, phone logistics, and flexible scheduling. Setting: brunch at Clinton St. Baking Company on the Lower East Side.
Clinton St. Baking Company on the Lower East Side has been serving some of New York's best pancakes since 2001. The blueberry pancakes with warm maple butter are famous — people wait over an hour for them on weekends.
Friday night, Maria finalizes the plan. "This weekend, I'm going to Clinton St. Baking for brunch. Want to come? We need to get there early — if we arrive before 10, we won't have to wait too long."
James: "Count me in. I'll text you when I'm on my way."
Saturday morning, 9:45am. They put their name down. The wait is 20 minutes. They grab coffee at a cart on the corner. When their name is called, they sit by the window.
"I'm going to get the blueberry pancakes," Maria says. "And a mimosa."
After brunch: "That was so good! What a morning. Want to walk to the East River?"