Making quick plans B1

Sorting out what to do with a friend — grabbing food, deciding if you fancy going out.

fancy — feel like having or doingDo you fancy a cup of tea?

grab a bite — eat something quicklyI've only got half an hour, so let's just grab a bite somewhere near the office.

sort out B2 — solve a problemA: The internet isn't working again.
B: I'll call the company and try to sort it out.

Sorting out the evening

A: Do you fancy doing something tonight?

B: Maybe. Honestly I'm a bit tired, I might just stay in.

A: We could just grab a bite somewhere local, nothing big.

B: Go on then. Let me sort out the babysitter and I'll text you.

Pinning down the time

A: What time do you fancy meeting?

B: Half seven? I need to sort out a few things first.

A: Perfect. I'll book a table so we don't have to queue.

B: Brilliant, see you there.

← More everyday english situations

Try it in Daily Speak