Everything just fell into place - English Phrase

Everything just fell into place

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Sometimes when we are organizing an event, everything can go wrong. However well we plan things, they don’t work out very well.

But on other occasions, things seem to work out just fine, even without much effort on our part.  Everything is satisfactory,without problems.

• Everything just seems to just fall into place.

Sometimes a new person can organize things much better.

• When Lindsey took over the arrangements, everything just seemed to fall into place.

Sometimes new information helps you to better understand information you already had.

• When I found out he was married to my doctor, suddenly everything fell into place.

Telephoning (listening)

Flight to Caracas

Click on the numbers you hear:
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Complete the dialogue:
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Reorganize the text:
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Date change

What is the problem?
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True or False
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Click on the best response
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Not in the office

Who wants to speak to who
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Who says what?
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Put in the correct order
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Take the message
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Listen and complete the dialogue
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Listen and write the expressions
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to be or being (with listening)

The annual conference

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Listen and match: http://www.englishallyear.com/listening13/exercise38.html

Complete the conversation: http://www.englishallyear.com/listening13/exercise39.html

The budget

True and false: http://www.englishallyear.com/listening14/exercise40.html

Complete the sentences: http://www.englishallyear.com/listening14/exercise41.html

Put the words in order: http://www.englishallyear.com/listening14/exercise42.html

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The Zero Conditional

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Prepositions plus -ing

Here are some examples of prepositions followed by the -ing form.

Match up the sentences 
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Put the words in order
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Complete the sentences 
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Multi Word Verbs

Here are some more examples of useful multi-word verbs.
Match up the verbs
Who says what?
Complete the dialogue