- How much is the train ticket to London?
- At quarter past ten.
- About a hundred dollars.
- Two and a half hours.
- A single ticket, please.
- What shall we do at the weekend?
- Let's go rock climbing on Saturday.
- Why don't we go swimming in the lake?
Shall we go for a rock concert on Saturday?
How about playing football with our classmates?
- I have lost Annie's favourite necklace. Any advice?
- I don't need your advice.
- I think you should buy her a new one.
- Congratulations! Well done!
- Would you like a cup of tea?
- It's my pleasure.
- Don't mention it.
- Thanks , I 'd love one.
- Thanks, I like it .
- I would like to go to Oxford. What time does the next train leave?
- Platform 8.
- About two hours.
- At 11.35.
- 25 pounds, please.
- Are you ready to order?
- Yes, I'll have the beef stew for starters.
- No, thanks. Could we have the bill, please?
- Here you are.
Does the steak come with chips?
- What 's your hobby, Mark?
- I'm like my dad.
- Are you interested in sports?
- I 'm really interesting.
- I 'm keen on pop music.
(You hear a conversation in a coffee shop)
Customer: “Excuse me, I asked for a cappuccino, but this is a latte.”
Barista: “Oh, I’m so sorry! I’ll make you a new one right away.”
What is the customer’s problem?
They received the wrong drink.
The coffee is too expensive.
They ordered a latte.
They don't like cappuccino.
(You hear two colleagues talking at work)
Person A: “I thought the meeting was at 3 p.m.”
Person B: “No, they changed it to 2 p.m. Didn’t you see the email?”
What is Person A confused about?
The location of the meeting.
The time of the meeting.
The topic of the meeting
The sender of the email.
(You hear someone talking to a hotel receptionist)
Guest: “Excuse me, my room hasn’t been cleaned today, even though I put the sign on the door.”
Receptionist: “I apologize for that. Let me check with housekeeping and see if they can clean it right away.”
What is the problem?
The guest’s room is too small.
The guest's room hasn’t been cleaned.
The guest is requesting a different room
The receptionist refuses to help.
(You are at a job interview)
Interviewer: “Tell me about a time you solved a problem at work.”
Your response should be:
“I don’t usually have problems at work.”
“I prefer working alone, so I don’t face problems often.”
“What kind of problems do you mean?”
“I once had a project delay, so I organized a team meeting to find solutions.”
You are asking for directions in a new city)
Local: “The museum is just a ten-minute walk from here.”
You should say:
“I need a taxi, please.”
“I don’t want to go there.”
“That’s too far; I’ll try another place.”
“Could you point me in the right direction?”
Read the dialogue and choose the appropriate phrase:
A: How long have you known each other?
B: For about 10 years.
A:Why do you think you __________so well?
B: Because we have very similar personalities.
have got
get on
get well
Read the dialogue and choose the appropriate phrase:
A: Do you think you will always_________?
B: Yes, I'm sure we will. I certainly hope so.
stay somewhere
stay friends
stay warm
Ellen _____ , Leo. I’m _____to have to say no. I’m going to Sue’s house. She’s invited Sarah, Vince, Dave and me to a barbecue.
No,going
Sorry, going
Sorry,go
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