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Exercise 82. Listen and complete the dialogues. Act out one of them with your classmate.
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Dialogue 1
Hello!
Hello! Can I have an apple juice, please?
Here you are. Anything else?
No thanks.
A pound, please.
Thanks.
Thank you.
Dialogue 2
Good morning. Can I help you?
Good morning. Have you got something for a sore throat?
Have you got a temperature?
No, I havent, only a sore throat.
I see. Here you are. Anything else?
No, thanks.
Dialogue 3
Good morning. Can I help you?
Good morning. Can I have the novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
Just a minute. Here you are.
Hmm. This book is quite thick and there arent any pictures in it.
Yes, but its very interesting. The novel is really worth reading.
OK. Thank you.
You should bring the book back in 10 days. Enjoy the book.
Thanks.
Dialogue 4.
Hello. Can I help you?
Hello. Can I change American dollars for British pounds here?
Yes, of course. How much would you like to change?
100 dollars.
Here you are
Thanks. Bye.
Bye.
Exercise 86. a) Listen to the text. Say if you would like to live in a place like that.
Emily, you live in London, dont you?
Yes, I do.
What part of London do you live in?
At the moment, I live in the north of London not far from Regents Park.
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Could you show me Regents Park on the map?
Let me see Here it is. Its a nice green area.
As it is very close to the centre, the area is popular with tourists. So there are many hotels and, some restaurants and souvenir shops.
I see. Do you live in a block of flats?
No, I live in a semi-detached house. There are three bedrooms, a sitting room where my family watch TV in the evening.
Do you have a garden?
Yes, there is a garden at the back and a very small garden with flowers at the front. My father spends a lot of time in the garden, so we have beautiful roses and a green lawn in front of the house.
Exercise 86. b) Now listen to the dialogue again. Complete the sentences.
Emily, you live in London, dont you?
Yes, I do.
What part of London do you live in?
At the moment, I live in the north of London not far from Regents Park.
Could you show me Regents Park on the map?
Let me see Here it is. Its a nice green area. As it is very close to the centre, the area is popular with tourists. So there are many hotels and some restaurants and souvenir shops.
I see. Do you live in a block of flats?
No, I live in a semi-detached house. There are three bedrooms and a sitting room where my family watch TV in the evening.
Do you have a garden?
Yes, there is a garden at the back and a very small garden with flowers at the front. My father spends a lot of time in the garden, so we have beautiful roses and a green lawn in front of the house.
Exercise 88. Listen to three young explorers from different countries. Complete the table.
Speaker 1
I live in a small town which is situated in the south of England. My family lives in a nice detached house, which is not far from the town centre. I have a younger brother and an older sister, Jane, who is 25. At first, we shared a room with my brother. But then Jane got married and moved out. Now I have a nice big room of my own. We have a nice back garden. I often play there with my friends who live nearby.
Speaker 2.
I live in Canberra, which is the capital of Australia. Its a beautiful green city which is situated in the centre of the continent. I live with my parents in an old house which was built forty years ago. I have a room of my own. Its large and comfortable. There is a nice garden with lovely flowers. We often invite guests round and have a barbecue near our swimming pool, which is in the garden, too.
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Speaker 3
I live in an old Russian city Nizny Novgorod. Weve just moved into a new flat. There are three rooms and a kitchen. I share a room with my brother, who is six. The room is large and there is enough space for both of us. There is a sports centre, which is situated near our house. My brother and I play tennis there.
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