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Do you feel like going for a drive in the country this afternoon?

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They couldn't but refuse him.

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Well, it was nice talking to you, but I have to go.

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Trevor has been ill.

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Thanks. That‟s very kind of you.

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A.  That's right, I certainly don't enjoy having him in the house. I think I'd be happier having a dog if I lived in the country.

B.  And he keeps you awake, doesn't he?

C.  Have you got a dog?

D.  You know, people imagine they'll be safer with a dog in the house but I doubt if they really are. Mine just barks all night which annoys the neighbours.

E.  Really? Why's that?

F.  Well, yes, but he's a bit of a nuisance frankly.

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A.  Thank you. How many books can I borrow?

B.  Let's have a look in our subject catalogue. I'll just write down the numbers from the index and then we can go and look them up.

C.  This one looks good, there's a lot about Japanese religions and festivals. Can you find something about Japanese art?

D.  I'm looking for something about Japan. I am doing a special project on it.

E.  Normally only 6, butlet's see which books are in, and then you can choose what you want.

F.  I am not sure if we have any special books on art, but I might be able to order some from the Central Library.

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A.  So, do you feel like doing anything tonight?

B.  Oh, really? I didn't know you had a brother. How old is he?

C.  Well, actually, I'm already going to see a film with my brother.

D.  And do you get on with him all right?

E.  I can never really remember. He's a good bit older than me.

F.  He's great. We get on really well. He likes the same kind of films as me.

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A.  But aren't you worried about the future at all?

B.  Oh, that sounds great. But haven't you got a job lined up?

C.  No, not really. I just want to relax for a while and think things over and see a bit of the country at the same time.

D.  No, I haven't actually. But it doesn't bother me. I'll think about getting a job later on.

E.  So, Monica, have you thought about what you are going to do after you graduate?

F.  Well, Maria, I think I'm just going to get away for a while. I'll probably take the car and drive off somewhere... I'll probably end up in the countryside and just relax, with no one around to bother me.

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A.  Well, school is something you have to do even if you hate it, but this is something that we all want to do.

B.  How are you enjoying your time at the BRIT school (the London School for Performing Arts and Technology)?

C.  What has been the best thing so far?

D.  I'm still amazed that I was chosen. I've always wanted to be an actress and thought that this would help me out a bit.

E.  Music technology  — there's a programme where you can sample music and mix your own Song.

F.  How is it different from a normal school?

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A.  Is it a difficult language to learn?

B.  What have you been doing in Lebanon since you arrived?

C.  I love it so I wanted to continue doing it here. A lot of Lebanese women want to learn how to belly dance.

D.  Incredibly! Especially the pronunciation. You have to learn to make a lot of new sounds.

E.  You also teach belly dancing here. How did that happen?

F.  Well, I found a fantastic art teacher, and I've been having classes with her since October. She's great and she speaks English, which is lucky because I don't know much Arabic yet.

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I wouldn't say so.

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A.  How long have you been working professionally as a flamenco guitarist?

B.  When my family lived in Madrid. A teacher used to come to our flat and give me lessons.

C.  I think I look Spanish, but when I travel, people always think I'm from their country and people have stopped me in the street to ask me for help, so I must have an international face.

D.  Do you think you look more Spanish than English?

E.  I started when I was 17, I mean that's when I started to get paid for my first concerts.

F.  When did you start learning to play the guitar?

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Well, couldn't be better.

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A.  Never, and hopefully never will. Never even remotely come close to it. So, that's good.

B.  Have you ever been in a dangerous situation, for example, have you had to evacuate a plane?

C.  You are an air hostess, so you must come into contact with a lot of passengers who are afraid of flying. How do you deal with this?

D.  Have you ever felt nervous or frightened on a flight?

E.  There's not really a lot you can do. Just try and sit and talk to them, calm them down. I think that helps. Most of them are OK after take-off.

F.  Never, actually. I feel really safe up there, otherwise I wouldn't do it.

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A.  It's disgusting. People shouldn't leave their rubbish behind. They should take it home in a bag.

B.  Oh, what a shamel I was looking forward to a day by the sea.

C.  I know! Let's get some rubbish bags from the supermarket and clean the place up.

D.  Look at the beach How awfull!

E.  Yes, or the council should provide bins.

F.  It looks like the rest of the world had the same idea  — look at all that rubbish!

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A.  But you worked in a clothes shop for a while, didn't you?

B.  What happened then?

C.  I went back to school, but I kept my interest in clothes. As I couldn't afford to buy any clothes, I started to make my own. And I did it quite well.

D.You are now a successful fashion designer. Have you always been interested in clothes?

E.  Actually when I was young, clothes were a nightmare for me.

F.  It was during the summer holidays one year when I discovered that I was pretty good at understanding what colours suited people. I used to give advice to customers.

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A.  I know. It's a shame we haven't kept in touch. Is it true that you are about to move overseas?

B.  Thank you ever so much. I'll come.

C.  How are you? It's been ages since I saw you.

D.  I'd love to. Oh, is there an Underground station near your place? My car is in the garage.

E.  Yes, next month, in fact  — to Istanbul. Listen, there are a few people coming round tomorrow evening. Are you free to join us?

F.  Barking is the nearest. It takes ten minutes to walk from there to our place. I'll e-mail you a map with directions.

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Man: Triathlon? You seem a bit crazy having all these ambitions at 70!

Woman: I’ve never really been that typical ‘stay-at-home’ grandmother.

What does the woman mean ?

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Man: So you design individual programmes for the customers?

Woman: Yes, and it’s really great when you see them getting into shape, and looking better and feeling happier ... sort of makes the job worthwhile.

What does the woman mean?

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Man: The critics’ review said it was a great show.

Woman: I honestly don’t remember much about it. I was dizzy and shivering...

What does the woman mean?

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Man: I need to go out. Is it still raining?

Woman: Yes, but it’s starting to clear up.

What does the woman mean?

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Woman: Your graduation ceremony is this afternoon.

Man: I can’t believe it. I’ve graduated at last!

What does the man mean?

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Woman: Now that your final exams are over, what are you going to do?

Man: I plan to take it easy for a couple of weeks or so.

What does the man tell the woman?

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Man: All I can hand in today is my chemistry homework.

Woman: Is everything all right? You usually have everything completed on time.

What does the woman mean?

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Man: Everybody said this astronomy course would be easy.

Woman: But it hasn’t quite worked out that way, has it?

What does the woman think about the course?

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Man: Did you hear how Rob did on the maths exam?

Woman: Yes. He got the top grade.

What does the woman say about Rob?

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Woman: Did you notice that Mark shaved off his beard over the summer?

Man: Notice? I didn’t even recognise him.

What does the man mean?

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Man: Why did you come to the meeting late? I left a message with your roommate about the time change.

Woman: She has a very short memory, and it really gets on my nerves.

What does the woman mean?

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X: Could you help me with the preparations for Steve’s birthday party?

Y: ...

X: That’s a pity.

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X: So I fell off the bike and broke my leg!

Y: ...

X: Yeah, and I spent two days in hospital.

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X: I’m having a washing machine delivered this evening.

Y: ...

X: No, it’s fine, thanks.

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X: Could I ask you a favour?

Y: ...

X: I wondered if you could look after my plants while I’m away.

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A.  What? I‟ve got far too much college work to do to have time for parties.

B.  Actually, it sounded quite nice in the distance. I thought you had invited some friends round.

C.  Were you having a party in your flat last night?

D.  Well, it helps me to think about my work. Did it disturb you?

E.  But when I have friends in, I don‟t play loud music, because then we can‟t have a proper conversation.

F.  So what was all that music?

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A.  You could come to drum lessons with me.

B.  My parents wouldn’t be pleased if I practised at home, though. I think the guitar would make a better option, so I’m going for that.

C.  I’m thinking of starting drum lessons.

D.  It takes time to become good at any musical instrument, but I found it fairly easy. And now I’m pretty good at it, it’s time to have lessons on something else.

E.  Really? I thought you wanted to learn the piano like me.

F.  I do, but I think it’ll be too difficult.

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A.  There are one or two things here that are a bit different, though  — aubergine curry, that’s a new one on us, isn’t it? I’ll have that. Sounds delicious.

B.  What wrould you like to eat, Lauren?

C.  True. Hmm, it’s good to experiment  — I’ll give that a go. Shame there aren’t any fish dishes, though. I know you like those.

D.  I don’t know, Dad. I really love fish, so let’s have a look.

E.  Oh, there are lots of other things to make up for it.

F.  Hmm, I can’t see anything like that on the menu. There are plenty of other things like steak, chicken, all the usual stuff.

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A)  Great. Let's do that.

B)  OK, how about we ask people for some photos of themselves with Maria, and maybe ask them to include a personal message too?

C)  You know Maria’s moving to another city next month, don’t you? Some of us were thinking about buying her a present.

D)  Yes, OK. That would be a really nice present. I’ll start contacting Maria’s friends. And maybe you can check out ideas online.

E)  Like a leaving present? That’s a good idea. We should get her something that reminds her of all her friends here. But I’ve no idea what.

F)  And we could collect them all and put them together to make a scrapbook.

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A)  That sounds like a good plan.

B)  Do you want to do something this afternoon?

C)  There's nothing worth buying in the mall though, is there? It’s not like it has any decent shops.

D)  Actually, there’s the skate park next to the mall. We could go there. Pop in for a drink at the mall first  — there’s a good cafe there which might not be too busy. Then go skating.

E)  OK, so what shall we do?

F)  I was thinking about going to the shopping mall. It’ll be completely packed, though. You know how that can really stress you out.