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ინგლისური ენის

დიალოგების კრებული
(ეროვნული გამოცდის
ფორმატით)
მე-2 ნაწილი
სავარჯიშო

თინათინ ვაშაყმაძე 2022


Dialogues

60- dialogues

Exercise 1

A: What’re your favorite means of communication?

B: _____________________________ (1)

A: How to you keep in touch with your friends?

_____________________________(2)

A: Do you get in touch with your family by phone?

B: _____________________________(3)

A: Do you usually write letters or emails?

B: _____________________________(4)

A: What are some advantages of using a mobile phone?

B: _____________________________(5)

Do you like handwriting letters?

B: _____________________________(6)

Maybe yes. People are quite happy talking to me.


I prefer talking directly to people.
That’s the easiest means of communication, I think. Mobile phones are portable. Just dial the
numbers and you can immediately get connected with anyone you want.
Yes, I do. I live away from my family, so phone would be an ideal means of communication.
I used to write letters when the Internet hasn’t been used widely. Now I prefer emails due to its
convenience.
Yes, I do. I like to keep handwriting letters as keepsakes.
I’m so busy that I don’t often hang out with friends, so I usually get in touch with them using
social networks or phone.
People prefer talking online rather than directly. Because of the illusion of social networks,
people tend to forget necessary skills to communicate with others in real life.
Exercise 2

A: Do you like visiting natural places?

B: _____________________________(1)

A: What’s the most impressive natural scenery you’ve ever seen?

B: _____________________________(2)

A: When did you see it?

B: _____________________________(3)

A: Who went with you?

B: _____________________________(4)

A: What’s special about it?

B: _____________________________(5)

A: How has it changed recently?

B: _____________________________(6)

People will get closer to Mother Nature. Children have more motivation to
discover the world around them.
Yes, I do. Being close to nature helps me release stress and worry.
I’m fond of the great nature there. It’s a horseshoe-shaped meander of Colorado
river.
It doesn’t change much actually
I visited the place last Summer holiday.
I went there with my family. We camped near the place.
That’s the horseshoe of the Colorado River in Arizona. It’s such a great scenic
place on Earth.
My next destination would be the Maroon Bells in Colorado. I fell in love with
mountain ranges and yellow flowers there
Exercise 3

I would like to apply for a permit.


_____________________________(1)
No, I left it in the car.

_____________________________(2)
One moment while I go and get my ID.
_____________________________(3)
Here's my ID and the $27.
_____________________________(4)
Do you have a pen that I can use?
_____________________________(5)
Thanks a lot.
_____________________________(6)

I'm going to go and get my ID from the car right now


You're welcome. Turn the application in at Window B.
Can I see your ID?
I'm going to need to see your ID and $27 for your permit.
Thanks. Now fill this out.
Make it quick.
g. Use this one.
Thanks for your help

Exercise 4

Can I apply for a permit today?


_____________________________(1)
I think I forgot it in the car.
_____________________________(2)
I'm going to go and get my ID from the car right now.
_____________________________(3)
Here you go.
_____________________________(4)
May I borrow your pen?
_____________________________(5)
Thanks for your help.
_____________________________(6)

1.You need to give me your ID and $27.


2.It doesn’t change much actually.
3.I need to see your ID.
4.You need to turn that in at Window B.
5.All right, I'm going to need you to fill this out.
6.Go get it.
7.Here's a pen for you.
8.I'm going to need to see your ID and $27 for your permit.

Exercise 5

I really need to apply for a driving permit.


_____________________________(1)
I may have left my ID in my car.
_____________________________(2)
I'll go get it really quick.
_____________________________(3)
Here it is.
_____________________________(4)
I need to use a pen.
_____________________________(5)
Thank you very much.
_____________________________(6)

1.Please hurry.
2.Thanks. Now fill this out.
3.Here you go.
4.Do you have your ID with you?
5.Thank you very much. Please fill out this paperwork.
6.Well, I need your ID and $27.
7.Thank you. Now turn in your application at Window B.
8.I visited the place last Summer holiday.

Exercise 6

Have you taken the written test yet?


_____________________________(1)
You should study before you take it.
_____________________________(2)
Why don't you take the test?
_____________________________(3)
Since you already paid for your permit, you don't have to pay again.

_____________________________(4)
No, the test skips a lot of things in the book.
_____________________________(5)
No, I didn't, because it was pretty hard.
_____________________________(6)

1.Well, I hope that I do well.


2.Here you go.
3.No, I haven't.
4.Do you know if it costs any money to take it?
5.I have been studying.
6.All right. Do you know if the test covers the whole book?
7.Did you pass it the first time that you took it?
8.Thank you very much. Please fill out this paperwork.
Exercise 7

Did you take the written test?


_____________________________(1)
Make sure to study first.
_____________________________(2)
I'm sure you're ready.
_____________________________(3)
No, it doesn't cost anything.
_____________________________(4)
It skips around.
_____________________________(5)
I thought it would be easy, but I didn't pass it.
_____________________________(6)

I study every night.


I haven't taken it yet.
Well, I hope that I do well.
Did you pass the test your first try?
Does the test cover everything in the manual?
Does it cost money?
g. Wish me luck.
h. No, I haven't.

Exercise 8

Have you already taken the written test?


_____________________________(1)
You really need to study for it.
_____________________________(2)
You should probably go and take it then.
_____________________________(3)
No, because you applied for your permit and you paid already.
_____________________________(4)
It doesn't cover everything.
_____________________________(5)
No, I didn't pass it.
_____________________________(6)

I haven't taken it yet.


I'm not sure, but does it cost anything to take it?
Not yet.
Hopefully, I won't fail the test.
I already know. I have been studying.
Go get it.
g. When you took the test, did you pass it the first time?
Will the test be on everything in the manual?

Exercise 9

You know how to drive, right?


_____________________________(1)
Do you think you can teach me?
_____________________________(2)
I have it already.
_____________________________(3)
I've only done it once.
_____________________________(4)
Yes, I am aware of them.
_____________________________(5)
Whenever you have time.
_____________________________(6)

1.Do you have any experience driving a car?


2.Make it quick.
3.Did you get your learner's permit yet?
4.When do you want to start learning how to drive?
5.Use this one.
6.We can do it tomorrow; just call me.
7.Do you know all the controls in the car?
8.I'm pretty good.

Exercise 10

Do you know how to drive?


_____________________________(1)
Could you teach me how to drive?
_____________________________(2)
Yes, I have my learner's permit.
_____________________________(3)
I've only driven a car one time.
_____________________________(4)
I know them.
_____________________________(5)
We can do it when you have some time.
_____________________________(6)

I'm a great driver.


You do know all the controls in the car, don't you?
Not yet.
Have you gotten your learner's permit?
I'm pretty good.
Have you ever been behind the wheel?
g. I'm not busy tomorrow. Call me then.
Tell me when you want me to teach you.

Exercise 11

Are you a good driver?


_____________________________(1)
I need you to teach me how to drive.
_____________________________(2)
Yes, I have it.
_____________________________(3)
I drove a car before, but only once.
_____________________________(4)
I already know all of them.
_____________________________(5)
When do you have time?
_____________________________(6)

1.Are you aware of all the controls in the car?


2.Yes, I'm rather good at driving.
3.Have you ever been behind the wheel?
4.Yes, but do you have your learner's permit?
5.Call me tomorrow, and we'll get started.
6.Have you ever driven a car before?
7.When would you like me to start teaching you?
8.I'm not busy tomorrow. Call me then.

Exercise 12

So how did I do on my driving test?


_____________________________(1)
Of course, I do.
_____________________________(2)
How bad did I do?
_____________________________(3)
How?
_____________________________(4)
What were they?
_____________________________(5)
Can I have another try?
_____________________________(6).

a. To be completely honest, you failed your test.


Do you want the truth?
Basically, you just can't drive.
Well, you really didn't do all that well.
There were a number of reasons.
Call me tomorrow, and we'll get started.
You can take it in a couple weeks.
We can do it tomorrow; just call me.

Exercise 13

How did I do?


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I do.
_____________________________(2)
Exactly how bad?
_____________________________(3)
I don't understand how I could've failed it.
_____________________________(4)
What are the reasons?
_____________________________(5)
Can I take the test again?
_____________________________(6)

There are a few reasons why you failed.


Do you really want to know?
Tell me when you want me to teach you
You did pretty bad.
e. The main reason is the fact that you're a horrible driver.
f. You can take it in a couple weeks.
g. You'll be able to take the test again in a couple weeks.
You didn't pass the test.

Exercise 14
Did I do well on my test?
_____________________________(1)
Why wouldn't I want to know?
_____________________________(2)
Exactly what do you mean by bad?
_____________________________(3)
How'd I fail it?
_____________________________(4)
What did I do wrong?

_____________________________(5)
Will I be able to take a retest?
_____________________________(6)

You had pretty bad scores.


Do you want to know the honest answer?
You'll be able to take the test again in a couple weeks.
You failed.
e. To sum it all up, you really just don't know how to drive.
f. There are a couple of reasons why you didn't pass.
g. Sure you can, in about two and a half weeks.
Well, you really didn't do all that well.

Exercise 15

How'd I do on my driving test?


_____________________________(1)
Did I pass my test?
_____________________________(2)
Did I mess up at all on my test?
_____________________________(3)
What was it?
_____________________________(4)
Parking is always the hardest thing for me.
_____________________________(5)
I will, but in the meantime, do I get my license?
_____________________________(6)

1.You should practice that.


2.You did great on your test.
3.Yes. You got your license.
4.You had some problems with parking.
5.You passed with flying colors.
6.There are a couple of reasons why you didn't pass.
7.There was only one thing.
8.You failed.

Exercise 16

Did I do well on my driving test?


_____________________________(1)
So, I passed?
_____________________________(2)
Did I mess up on anything?
_____________________________(3)
What was that?
_____________________________(4)
Yes, that's pretty hard for me.
_____________________________(5)
I know, but I still get my license, right?
_____________________________(6)

That's what I'm telling you.


You did a wonderful job.
You got it.
Yes, you passed.
e. You did mess up on something.
f. Your parallel parking isn't all that great.
g. You're still going to get it.
You just need a little more practice.

Exercise 17

About my driving test, did I do well?


_____________________________(1)
Are you telling me that I passed the test?
_____________________________(2)
What did I mess up on?
_____________________________(3)
Tell me.
_____________________________(4)
That's not easy for me.
_____________________________(5)
Am I still going to get my license?
_____________________________(6)

You did a fabulous job.


You're still going to get it.
That's what I'm telling you.
Very well then.
e. You did mess up a little on one thing.
f. That's something that you really need to work on.
g. You had a little trouble on your parallel parking.
Yes, I am sure.

Exercise 18

Hello, I need to register for a class.


_____________________________(1)
I want to take a Psychology class.
_____________________________(2)
Can you tell me what days the classes are on?
_____________________________(3)
And the other class?
_____________________________(4)
Are you sure these are the only open classes?
_____________________________(5)
Okay, sign me up for the class on Monday and Wednesday.
_____________________________(6)

Very well then.


Well, there are only two classes open.
That's what I'm telling you.
One class is on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Very well then.
What class are you trying to take?
g. That class is from ten to twelve on Monday and Wednesday.
Yes, I am sure.

Exercise 19

I would like to register for a class today.


_____________________________(1)
I would very much enjoy taking a Psychology class.
_____________________________(2)
Which days are these classes on?
_____________________________(3)
What about the other class?

_____________________________(4)
Are you sure there are no more open classes?
_____________________________(5)
Sign me up for Monday and Wednesday.
_____________________________(6)

1.Okay, I'll sign you up.


2.No problem, what class would you like to take?
3.You did a fabulous job.
4.There are two classes that are still open.
5.I'm positive.
6.The first class is a Tuesday and Thursday class from two to three.
7.That's what I'm telling you.
8.The other class is on Monday and Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Exercise 20

Could you help me to register for a class?


_____________________________(1)
Are there any Psych classes available?
_____________________________(2)
On what days are the classes?
_____________________________(3)
Can you tell me about the other class?
_____________________________(4)
You're positive that these are the only classes left?
_____________________________(5)
The class on Monday and Wednesday will be fine.
_____________________________(6)

Do you know what class you want to take?


These two are the only ones.
I'm positive.
I believe there are still two Psychology classes open.
Very good.
The other class is on Monday and Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
There is one class on Tuesday and Thursday from 2 to 4.
It's from 10-12 on Monday and Wednesday.

Exercise 21
Excuse me, Professor. I think there might be an error in my test score.
_____________________________(1)
I think that the percentage is incorrect.
_____________________________(2)
Sure, let's do it.
_____________________________(3)
I don't see any mistakes.
_____________________________(4)
Yes, let's total it.
_____________________________(5)
Yes, you're right.
_____________________________(6)

Sure. Do you think that the total is wrong or that you got something marked wrong
that should have been marked right?
These two are the only ones.
Let's just go over all of it to double-check.
OK, now that we've gotten those straightened out, let's total the score.
Here is the answer sheet. Do you see a place where I marked something wrong that
should have been right?
Well, if I total that like this and divide by this number, I get this total. Do you agree?
Well then, we are all straight. Have a good day and thanks for bringing that to my
attention.
These things can happen; let's double-check the answers first to be sure, all right?

Exercise 22

I was looking at my test score and think that it should be higher.


_____________________________(1)
I think an answer got marked wrong that should have been marked right.
_____________________________(2)
That would be great!
_____________________________(3)
This one right here should be right.
_____________________________(4)
Yeah, let's do the math.
_____________________________(5)
Looks pretty good.
_____________________________(6)

These things can happen; let's double-check the answers first to be sure, all right?
I count all of the correct answers, total them, and divide by the total. Does this look
right to you?
Look at the answer sheet and compare it to your answers. Do you see any place where I
made a mistake in grading?
OK, now that we've gotten those straightened out, let's total the score.
Is the math wrong or the way the answer was marked?
Let's just go over all of it to double-check
g. Yeah, I see the same thing; now we can do the math and check that, right?
Thank you for caring enough to check on your scores; keep studying!

Exercise 23

Could we go over some things, because I think my test score is wrong.


_____________________________(1)
Both.
_____________________________(2)
Yeah, I'm ready.
_____________________________(3)
These look strange.
_____________________________(4)
OK, let's do the calculation.
_____________________________(5)
I see.
_____________________________(6)

I am willing to take a second look because teachers make mistakes, too. Will that work
for you?
Yeah, I see the same thing; now we can do the math and check that, right?
What do you think is wrong, the math or the way your answer was scored?
Yes, I agree; let's move on to the calculating of the score. Would that be OK?
e. Anytime you have a question, please feel free to ask!
f. Check your answers against the ones on the answer sheet and let me know where
you see the mistake.
g. We add all of these up and divide by this and that gives us this percentage.
Look at the answer sheet and compare it to your answers. Do you see any place where
I made a mistake in grading?
i.

Exercises 24

How do I buy my textbooks?


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I have my list.
_____________________________(2)
Yes, I know where the bookstore is.
_____________________________(3)
No, I didn't know I could do that.
_____________________________(4)
Yes, I am going today.
_____________________________(5)
Yes, thank you. That would be great.
_____________________________(6)

I count all of the correct answers, total them, and divide by the total. Does this look
right to you?
Do you have your book list for your class?
Fine. Once you have it, you can go to the bookstore. Do you know where that is?
OK, so once you pass the gym, it's the first door on your left. Do you know you can
also sell your used textbooks there?
Well, then, I'll talk to you later. Have a good day!
Thank you for caring enough to check on your scores; keep studying!
g. You just take them with you and trade them with the used textbook man just
outside the door. Do you think you will be doing that today?
Well, if you decide to go, I could meet you over there at 1:00 today or tomorrow to
help you. Would that work for you?
Exercise 25

Where can I buy textbooks?


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I have that.
_____________________________(2)
No, I don't know where the bookstore is.
_____________________________(3)
Really? How can I do that?
_____________________________(4)
No, I can't make it today.
_____________________________(5)
No, thanks. I'm good.
_____________________________(6)

First, you need to have the list of books for your class. Do you have that?
Well, when you have that, you can take it over to the bookstore. Can you find it?
c. We add all of these up and divide by this and that gives us this percentage.
Just pass the gym and it's the first door on your left. Were you aware that you can also
turn in your old textbooks for money?
e. Anytime you have a question, please feel free to ask!
f. I'll see you later then. Have a great day!
g. Take your used textbooks with you and give them to the representative near
the entrance. He will pay you for them. Are you going today?
I could help you with buying your books if you meet me there at 1:00 today or
tomorrow. Would you like my help?

Exercise 26

Can you help me buy my textbooks?


_____________________________(1)
No, I don't have that.
_____________________________(2)
I am not sure where the bookstore is.
_____________________________(3)
Yes, I knew I could do that. Exactly how do I go about selling them?
_____________________________(4)
I think maybe I could be there.
_____________________________(5)
Maybe that would work.
_____________________________(6)

Well, then, I'll talk to you later. Have a good day!


There will probably be a book list in the bookstore. Do you have your class schedule
handy?
I'll catch you later then. Have a wonderful morning.
To get started, take that list over to the bookstore. Do you know where the bookstore is?
I'll see you later then. Have a great day!
When you pass the gym, it'll be the first door on the left. Do you know how to sell your
old textbooks for money?
g. If you give your used textbooks to the person at the booth outside the door, he
will reimburse you. Can you go over there today?
I am free at 1:00 today or tomorrow if you need some help. Want to meet me over
there?

Exercise 27

Can you help me with returning my late books?


_____________________________(1)
OK, here they are.
_____________________________(2)
OK, here's the money.
_____________________________(3)
I'm not sure.
_____________________________(4)
Now I understand.
_____________________________(5)

When you pass the gym, it'll be the first door on the left. Do you know how to sell your
old textbooks for money?
I can see that you owe 25 cents a day. That will be one dollar and fifty cents total.
Well, you can always keep your late fees down by using the night drop if we are
closed. Enjoy the library!
This is the right spot to pay your fee. Put your books down right here.
Your registration and transcripts can be held up if there is an outstanding fine.
We are interested in getting our books back; so as long as all the fines are paid off by
the end of the semester, you will be fine. Does that make sense?
I'll see you later then. Have a great day!

Exercise 28

These books should have been turned in last week.


B_____________________________(1)
Here they are.
_____________________________(2)
I don't have the money right now.
_____________________________(3)
What would happen if I didn't pay it?
_____________________________(4)
Yeah, but I don't know how they can do that.
_____________________________(5)

It's really important to always clear your fines, so you'll get a repor t card and
transcripts on time.
We only require that all fines must be paid off by the end of the semes ter. So you
will be okay to go.
You have come to the correct place. Hand me your books.
Whoa, these are pretty late! You owe five dollars total to clear your fine.
I can see that you owe 25 cents a day. That will be one dollar and fifty cents total.
Always remember that the night drop is here, and we really appreciate you
returning your books for all to use.
This is the right spot to pay your fee. Put your books down right here.

Exercise 29

My library books are late, where can I put them?


_____________________________(1)
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What if I can't pay it?
_____________________________(3)
Yeah, I get it.
_____________________________(4)
That's not really fair!
_____________________________(5)

We appreciate you paying off all fines as soon as possible, but always before the end of
the semester.
This is where they need to be turned in. Let me see them to check the date, OK?
This is the right spot to pay your fee. Put your books down right here.
Not all that late. You only owe the library fifty cents.
Always remember that the night drop is here, and we really appreciate you returning
your books for all to use.
If we aren't here, always feel free to use the night drop outside. Thanks for coming in!
Your report card and transcripts will be held until you pay all fines, so always make
sure that you do that.

Exercise 30

Can you help me figure out how to use this machine?


_____________________________(1)
I want to buy that candy.
_____________________________(2)
Yeah, so far, so good.
_____________________________(3)
Yeah, I already knew that.
_____________________________(4)
OK, let's move on!
_____________________________(5)
I hope it works!
_____________________________(6)

Well, good luck!


Yes, I would be happy to help. What do you want to buy?
It's really important to always clear your fines, so you'll get a repor t card and transcripts on
time.
Now you just make your selection and pray. If nothing comes out, try again or call the
number on the side of the machine
I'm sure you know that if the dollar gets stuck, you might have to re-feed it.
OK. So this machine will make change if you need it. Do you have your dollars ready?
Next, you feed your dollars into the machine in the slot. Make sure they are smooth.
Always remember that the night drop is here, and we really appreciate you returning
your books for all to use.

Exercise 31

I've never seen a machine like this before and need some help.
_____________________________(1)
I want to buy a drink.
_____________________________(2)
I've got the correct change already.
_____________________________(3)
OK, what next?
_____________________________(4)
OK, next?
_____________________________(5)
I agree with you.
_____________________________(6)

It's really important to always clear your fines, so you'll get a repor t card and transcripts on
time.
Just know that sometimes the money doesn't go in perfectly the first time and you
have to try again
OK. This machine needs you to use that change machine first to get correct change.
First you put your money in the dollar slot or the coin slot. The dollars have to be
smooth.
Sure, no problem. What are you trying to get?
Choose what you want and push the button. Sometimes it takes a couple of tries.
Always remember that the night drop is here, and we really appreciate you returning
your books for all to use.
Hope that works for you!

Exercise 32

I want to know how to buy something from this machine.


_____________________________(1)
I want to buy one of those snack things.
_____________________________(2)
I'm clear so far.
_____________________________(3)
It won't go in!
_____________________________(4)
Yes, next step.
_____________________________(5)
They're totally unreliable.
_____________________________(6)

Now you just make your selection and pray. If nothing comes out, try again or call the
number on the side of the machine
Are you ready to go?
Yeah, the new ones can be tricky. What are you trying to buy?
Just remember that you might have to feed the money in a couple of times to get it to
work.
The money goes in the slot over there. It has to be smooth to go in.
Make your selection and hope for the best. Vending machines aren't all that reliable.
Well, good luck!
You seem to have it down. Have a good day!

Exercise 33

When are we leaving for our field trip?


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I will write that down.
_____________________________(2)
Yes, I will be there on time.
_____________________________(3)
Yes, someone is coming to get me.
_____________________________(4)
What should we bring with us?
_____________________________(5)

You seem to have it down. Have a good day!


The return bus will leave the campground at 5:00 p.m. and return to campus 3 hours
later at 8:00 p.m.
Our science field trip is next Monday at 8:00 in the morning. Can you mark that on
your calendar?
That will be Monday, December 2nd. We need to start loading the buses half an hour
early, so plan to arrive at 7:30.
I am going to post all of that information on the geology club web page. Check it out
when you get a chance. See you Monday!
We will return 6 days later on December 8th. Will someone be picking you up?
Make your selection and hope for the best. Vending machines aren't all that reliable.

Exercise 34

Can you tell me what the date and time of our field trip is?
_____________________________(1)
Yes, I can write that on my calendar.
_____________________________(2)
Yes, I understand.
_____________________________(3)
No, I don't have a ride yet.
_____________________________(4)
How much will the trip cost?
_____________________________(5)

That will be on the second of December. Be there ½ an hour early to get your bags on
the bus. Do you understand?
We are leaving on our science field trip at 8:00 a.m. next Monday. Do you have
something to write that down on?
I put all of that information in the packet. I'll give you another copy if you need one.
See you on Monday!
Hope that works for you!
We will be leaving the campground at 5:00 in the evening and arrive at our campus at
8:00 p.m. Any more questions?
The bus will bring you back 6 days later on December 8th. Is someone coming to get
you?
Choose what you want and push the button. Sometimes it takes a couple of tries.

Exercise 35

What date will our field trip be on?


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I will make note of that.
_____________________________(2)
Be there half an hour early.
_____________________________(3)
Yes, someone is picking me up.
_____________________________(4)
Not at the moment maybe later, though.
_____________________________(5)

The science field trip is next Monday at 8 o'clock in the morning. Do you want to
make note of that on your calendar?
To get back to campus by 8:00 p.m., we will be leaving the campsite at 5:00 p.m. Do
you have any more questions?
Next Monday is December 2nd. The buses will leave at 8, but we must begin loading at
7:30.
Hope that works for you!
You might want to tell whoever is picking you up that you will return on December
8th. Do you have a ride?
All of the extra information that you need is on the bulletin board in the hallway. See
you on Monday!
I put all of that information in the packet. I'll give you another copy if you need one.
See you on Monday!

Exercise 36

I am unsure how to add a class and need help.


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I have an add sheet.
_____________________________(2)
No, I'm not sure.
_____________________________(3)
Thanks. I understand what to do now.
_____________________________(4)
That sounds good.
_____________________________(5)

When you cross the quad, the office is right in front of you. Go inside and follow the
signs to the correct line.
I have an opening. Do you have an add sheet for me to sign?
It should be easy to find. After you add the class, check with me in a few weeks to
make sure that you are on my roll sheet.
After I sign it, you must take it to the Admissions and Records Office to add the class. Do
you know where that is?
Good, just make sure that you do the same thing if you ever need to drop a class.
Good luck!
You might want to tell whoever is picking you up that you will return on December
8th. Do you have a ride?
Hope that works for you!

Exercise 37

Professor, can you help me add your class?


_____________________________(1)
No, I will have to get an add sheet.
_____________________________(2)
No, I don't know where that is.
_____________________________(3)
I think I can find it.
_____________________________(4)
Thank you for letting me add your class.
_____________________________(5)

You must take the signed add slip to the Admissions and Records Office to add the
class. Do you know where that is?
You have to bring me an add sheet to sign. Do you have one?
The office is in front of you as you cross the quad. The signs in the hallway will
tell you where you need to be.
Hope that works for you!
To drop a class, you need to do the same thing with a drop slip. Good luck!
You'll find it easily. Make sure you add the class and then we will look at the roll
sheet later to make sure that you were added on.
You might want to tell whoever is picking you up that you will return on
December 8th. Do you have a ride?

Exercise 38

I am not sure how to add a class.


_____________________________(1)
I'll bring one next time.
_____________________________(2)
I think I know where it is.
_____________________________(3)
Thank you for your directions. It's clear.
_____________________________(4)
That's great. Thank you so much.
_____________________________(5)

Across the courtyard on the right is the office. Follow the signs to the correct line. Is
that clear?
When you get the signed add slip, you must take it to the Admissions and Records
Office or you will not be added. Can you find the office?
Do you have an add sheet for me to sign?
To drop a class, you need to do the same thing with a drop slip. Good luck!
You can't miss it. Add the class and then come back. We'll check later to make
sure you are on the roll sheet.
You'll find it easily. Make sure you add the class and then we will look at the roll
sheet later to make sure that you were added on.
Do the same thing with a drop slip if you ever need to drop a class. Good luck!

Exercise 39

This car is exactly what I want!


_____________________________(1)
So, how much do you want for the car?
_____________________________(2)
Yes, I know, but I think that might be a little high for this car.
_____________________________(3)
How about selling the car for four thousand?
_____________________________(4)
That sounds fair to me.
_____________________________(5)

Well, the price in the paper was five thousand dollars.


I am glad that you like it. I've had good experiences with this car.
You'll find it easily. Make sure you add the class and then we will look at the roll
sheet later to make sure that you were added on.
Do the same thing with a drop slip if you ever need to drop a class. Good luck!
I might be able to come down a little on the price.
No, that's way less than I could accept. However, I could accept forty-five hundred.
It's a deal then. Thank you!

Exercise 40

I really love this car!


_____________________________(1)
How much are you willing to take for the car?
_____________________________(2)
Don't you think you could come down a bit on the price?
_____________________________(3)
Would you sell it to me for four thousand?
_____________________________(4)
I'll take it then!
_____________________________(5)

Perfect! That works for both of us.


Great! I was hoping that it would go to a driver who appreciates it.
It's a deal then. Thank you!
No, that's way less than I could accept. However, I could accept forty-five hundred.
As I am sure you noticed, the price on the window is five thousand dollars.
You seem like a nice person. Maybe I could lower the price a bit.
I am thinking more in the line of four thousand five hundred

Exercise 41

I am definitely interested in buying this car.


_____________________________(1)
What is the price for this car?
_____________________________(2)
I was thinking that maybe you might be willing to lower the price a bit.
_____________________________(3)
I was thinking that four thousand would be a good price.
_____________________________(4)
That would work well for me.
_____________________________(5)

I couldn't go that low, but I could sell it for forty-five hundred.


Wonderful! It's good to find a person who really needs this car.
You know I just got a good deal on my new car. I think I can afford to knock a little off
of this car.
The price I listed on eBay was five thousand dollars.
You seem like a nice person. Maybe I could lower the price a bit.
I am thinking more in the line of four thousand five hundred
It's done then. I've enjoyed doing business with you.

Exercise 42

Professor, excuse me, but I need to leave early.


_____________________________(1)
I am not feeling well.
_____________________________(2)
I think I am beginning to have an asthma attack.
_____________________________(3)
No, I think that I should just go home because I have some medicine there.
_____________________________(4)
I live in the dorms across the street, so I'll be OK.
_____________________________(4)

Would you like someone to walk you over to the Student Health Center?
What seems to be the problem?
What is bothering you?
I couldn't go that low, but I could sell it for forty-five hundred.
Do you need a ride home?
OK, then, hope you feel better soon. Check your e-mail for missed assignments.
It's done then. I've enjoyed doing business with you.

Exercise 43

I need to get my prescription filled.


B:
If I wanted to, could I have it mailed to me?
B:
Are there any special instructions about this medication?
B:
Can I take it with food?
B:
Are there any side effects with this medication?
B:

Yes, and you can renew this prescription by phone.


You may pick it up in twenty minutes.
Do you need a ride home?
You might get a little dizzy, but that is it.
Would you like someone to walk you over to the Student Health Center?
Take it three times a day.
You should take this medicine with food and no alcohol.

Exercise 44

I am here to get my prescription filled.


_____________________________(1)
Do you ever deliver prescriptions by mail?
_____________________________(2)
How should I take this medication?
_____________________________(3)
Should I avoid alcohol with this medication?
_____________________________(4)
Should I expect any side effects?
_____________________________(5)

Sometimes you might feel dizzy, but that isn't common.


Your prescription will be ready in twenty minutes.
You need something in your stomach when you take it. Don't drink alcohol with this
medication.
Yes, in fact, you can renew this prescription over the Internet and have it delivered to
your home.
You should take it twice a day.
You might get a little dizzy, but that is it.
You should take this medicine with food and no alcohol.

Exercise 45

Yes, this is John Smith.


_____________________________(1)
Great, what is it?
_____________________________(2)
That's great. He seemed like a really nice guy.
. _____________________________(3)
Fees, what kind of fees?
_____________________________(4)
Oh, those fees!
_____________________________(5)
No problem, what's your address?
_____________________________(6)
So, when can I move in?
_____________________________(7)
Very good! Let me have your phone number.
_____________________________(8)

The owner has approved your rental application. He enjoyed talking to you.
John, this is Terry Evans. I called to tell you I have good news.
You know. First and last month's rent and security deposit.
Now, before you can move in, you need to pay some fees.
You need something in your stomach when you take it. Don't drink alcohol with this
medication.
First and last is $2,500, and the deposit is $1,000. Just send me a check for $3,500.
Sometimes you might feel dizzy, but that isn't common.
Send it to 3035 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107.
The first of next month. Just stop by my office and pick up your keys.
Sure. It's 626-555-3000.

Exercise 46

John speaking.
_____________________________(1)
I'm all ears. What is it?
_____________________________(2)
Oh, that's so good. It makes my day.
_____________________________(3)
Fees, what are you talking about?
_____________________________(4)
Oh, of course. When you said fees, I was thinking of parking fees or something.
. _____________________________(5)
I'll do that immediately. Where do I send it?
_____________________________(6)
One more question. When can I move in?
_____________________________(7)
Great! What's your phone number?
_____________________________(8)

Now, before you move in, you have to pay some fees
Your rental application has been approved. The owner thinks you'll be an excellent
tenant.
John, my name is Terry Evans. I have good news for you.
You can move in on the first. Stop by here and pick up your keys.
Mail it to 3035 E Foothill Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91107.
That will come to $3,500, 2,500 plus $1,000. You can send me the check.
You know--first and last month's rent, and the security deposit.
My number is 626-555-3000.
You know. First and last month's rent and security deposit.
First and last is $2,500, and the deposit is $1,000. Just send me a check for $3,500

Exercise 47

I'm John Smith. How can I help you?


_____________________________(1)
I hope you're from the lottery. Go ahead.
_____________________________(2)
Oh, my gosh. That's wonderful news!
_____________________________(3)
Fees? I don't remember anything about fees.
_____________________________(4)
But, of course. You cannot move in unless you pay such fees.

_____________________________(5)
No sooner said than done. Where shall I mail it?
_____________________________(6)
So, when will I be able to move in?
_____________________________(7)
Sounds great! Tell me your phone number.
_____________________________(8)

You know, the usual--first and last month's rent, and the security deposit.
Of course, there are some fees to pay before you move in.
The apartment owner was impressed with your interview. He has approved your
rental application.
Hi, John. This is Terry Evans. I've got some good news for you.
You know--first and last month's rent, and the security deposit.
Move in on the first. Come on by my office, and pick up your keys
So, you can write me a check for $3,500. That's $2,500 and $1,000 deposit.
That will come to $3,500, 2,500 plus $1,000. You can send me the check.
Just mail it to 3035 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107.
Certainly. My office number is 626-555-3000.
Exercise 48

Hello, Nicole? This is Jimmy in 309.


_____________________________(1)
You're not going to believe this.
_____________________________(2)
I can't find my mailbox key.
_____________________________(3)
I had a duplicate, but I can't find it either.
_____________________________(4)
There's no emergency. All I get is junk mail and bills.
_____________________________(5)
Sure, that'll be fine.
_____________________________(6)

Can you wait till Wednesday? I'll make you two more keys.
Believe me, I think I've heard everything
Is that all? That's a lot better than losing your car keys.
Hi, John. This is Terry Evans. I've got some good news for you.
You know--first and last month's rent, and the security deposit.
Hello, Jimmy. What's up?
If you come by my place, I can loan you a key.
Okay. I'll see you Wednesday. But it's going to cost you $2 per key.

Exercise 49

Can I speak to Nicole? This is Jimmy in apartment 309.


_____________________________(1)
You probably never heard this one before.
_____________________________(2)
I've looked everywhere, but I can't find my mailbox key.
_____________________________(3)
To make matters worse, I can't find my duplicate either.
_____________________________(4)
No, there's nothing vital in the mailbox. Just junk and bills.
_____________________________(5)
Wednesday's fine.
_____________________________(6)

Hi, Jimmy. This is Nicole. What's happening?


Is that all? That's a lot better than losing your car keys.
If you can wait until Wednesday, I'll make two more keys for you.
If you want, come over here and I'll lend you a key.
Don't bet on it. I've been an apartment manager for a long time.
Okay, I'll bring them by Wednesday. Have $4 ready for me
Well, that's pretty minor. I lost my car keys and house keys once.
Believe me, I think I've heard everything

Exercise 50

Hi, Nicole. This is Jimmy in 309.


_____________________________(1)
I've got a little problem.
_____________________________(2)
I've looked everywhere, but I can't find my mailbox key.
_____________________________(3)
As if that wasn't bad enough, I also misplaced the duplicate.
. _____________________________(4)
No, even if there's a bill in there, it can wait.
_____________________________(5)
Oh, I can wait, believe me.
_____________________________(6)

Okay, see you Wednesday. They're not free, you know. It'll be $4.
Tell me your problem, and maybe I can help
Hello, Jimmy. Can I help you?
Well, that's pretty minor. I lost my car keys and house keys once.
If you don't mind waiting until Wednesday, I'll make two more keys for you.
If you come by my place, I can loan you a key.
Okay. I'll see you Wednesday. But it's going to cost you $2 per key.
Well, if it's an emergency, come by here and I'll lend you a key

Exercise 51

Can you give me a little more information about your apartment?


_____________________________(1)
What kind of public transportation is near your apartment?
_____________________________(2)
Do you know what direction that bus travels?
_____________________________(3)
Okay, I'll just go online.
_____________________________(4)

I'm sorry. If you check online, you can get that kind of information.
Sure, what can I help you with?
Okay. I'll see you Wednesday. But it's going to cost you $2 per key.
Okay. Good luck with your search.
I'm not sure, but I believe there is a bus stop about three blocks away.
If you come by my place, I can loan you a key.

Exercise 52

Hello, I was hoping you could give me more info about your apartment.
_____________________________(1)
Is there access to public transportation near the apartment?
_____________________________(2)
Do you know anything about the buses that stop there?
_____________________________(3)
I think the local library has bus info.
_____________________________(4)

I don't know, but I'm pretty sure you can find out that stuff online
I can try to help you. What would you like to know?
I'm not sure, but I believe there is a bus stop about three blocks away.
I'm pretty sure there's a bus stop within walking distance.
Good luck. The bus info shouldn't be too hard to find.
Okay. Good luck with your search.

Exercise 53

A: Hello, this is Albert.


_____________________________(1)
Yes, I am.
_____________________________(2)
Shoot.
_____________________________(3)
I agree with you 100 percent--we must get along.
_____________________________(4)
Oh, no. I'm a very quiet person.
_____________________________(5)
I'm a pretty neat person.
_____________________________(6)
Early to bed, early to rise.
_____________________________(7)
Actually, I quit smoking four years ago.
_____________________________(8)

Just one: Is there a parking lot?


_____________________________(9)
Well, I'm desperate. I'll take it anyway.
_____________________________(11)
I think it will be tomorrow if that's okay.
_____________________________(12)

Are you a party animal?


Hi. I'm Jack. You called about the room for rent. Are you still interested?
I was wondering if I could ask you a couple of questions.
Finally, do you smoke?
Great! Next: Are you neat or are you a slob?
I just want to be sure that we get along.
Are you a night owl or a day person?
Good luck. The bus info shouldn't be too hard to find.
No problem. I'll be here all day tomorrow.
Excellent answers. Do you have any questions for me?
Okay. Good luck with your search.
Unfortunately, you have to park in the street.
Great! Let me know when you're ready to move in.

Exercise 54

Hello. You've reached Albert.


_____________________________(1)
Yes, very much so.
_____________________________(2)
Fire away.
_____________________________(3)
That's a good idea. We need to get along.
_____________________________(4)
I don't party, and I don't like people who do.
_____________________________(5)

One of my mottoes is to clean as you go.


_____________________________(6)
I go to bed early, and I get up early.
_____________________________(7)
I can't stand cigarette smoke.
_____________________________(8)

Only one. Where can I park my car?


_____________________________(9)
I don't like it, but I need an apartment now, so I'll take it.
_____________________________(10)
Will tomorrow be okay with you?
_____________________________(11)

I just want to make sure that we are compatible.


Would it be all right if I asked you some questions?
I'm Jack. Are you still interested in renting a room?
Great! Give me a call, and I'll help you move your stuff in.
Excellent. Now, do you have any questions for me?
Do you like to party?
Great! Now, are you a neat person, or do you leave trash all over?
Good luck. The bus info shouldn't be too hard to find.
No problem. I'll be here all day tomorrow.
That sounds good. I'll see you tomorrow.
Do you sleep in or rise early?
And last, are you a smoker?
I hate to tell you, but it's street parking.

Exercise 55

Hi, this is Albert.


_____________________________(1)

Yes, more than you know.


_____________________________(2)
Ask away.
_____________________________(3)
Yes, we must get along if we are going to be roommates.
_____________________________(4)
I'm a student. I don't have time to party.
_____________________________(5)
I clean up my own mess, and I expect others to do so, too.
_____________________________(6)
Occasionally, I stay up late if there's a big test the next day.
_____________________________(7)
If I ever get elected President, I will ban smoking nationwide.
_____________________________(8)

Yes, I have one question. Do I have to park in the street?


_____________________________(9)
I hate street parking, but I need the apartment now.
_____________________________(10)
How about if I come over tomorrow afternoon?
_____________________________(11)

Hi, my name is Jack. You called about a room for rent. Are you still interested?
Very good. Now, do you clean up after yourself?
Just ring the doorbell. I'll be here all day.
I don't mean to pry, but could I ask you a couple of questions?
I don't want us to be roommates who don't get along.
What about smoking?
I hate to tell you, but it's street parking.
Is partying one of your priorities?
Very good. Just call me when you're ready to move your stuff over here.
What time do you usually hit the sack?
I'm sorry. Yes, you have to park your car in the street.
Very good. Now, would you like to ask me anything?
And last, are you a smoker?

Exercise 56

Hi, Tom. This is Hannah from apartment 4C.


_____________________________(1)
There is something wrong with my garbage disposal.
_____________________________(2)
When I turn on the disposal switch, all I get is silence.
_____________________________(3)
Well, about a week ago is when it started sounding strange.
_____________________________(4)
No. I only use it about once a week. I hardly ever put anything into it.
_____________________________(5)
Well, no one ever told me that.
_____________________________(6)
I don't have a key.
_____________________________(7)
Okay, come on over now, and show me how to use it.
_____________________________(8)
Well, if it doesn't work, it's no big deal.
_____________________________(9)

When did this happen?


Oh, hi, Hannah.
Exactly what's going on?
If the key doesn't work, I'll have to call the repairman.
Did you accidentally drop something in the disposal?
Well, I've got a spare key, so I'll come over to show you how to use it.
Actually, I've heard that too little use is bad for a disposal.
And last, are you a smoker?
Very good. Now, would you like to ask me anything?
Did you try to turn it with the disposal key?
Yes, but if something's broken, I like to get it fixed ASAP.

Exercise 57

Tom, are you there? It's Hannah from 4C.


_____________________________(1)
My garbage disposal refuses to work.
_____________________________(2)
When I turn on the switch, nothing happens.
_____________________________(3)
A week ago it started sounding different.
_____________________________(4)
I use it rarely. When I do use it, I put pasta or other soft food into it.
_____________________________(5)
Sort of like an air conditioner in your home or car?
_____________________________(6)
What key?
_____________________________(7)

Okay, come on over now, and show me how to use it.


_____________________________(8)
Well, like I said, I rarely use it so it won't be a problem.
_____________________________(9)

Well, it's my nature to fix things as soon as I can.


When did you first notice this?
Hey, Hannah. Long time no hear from.
Maybe you haven't been using the disposal enough.
If the key doesn't correct the problem, I'll have to call someone.
Did you try to turn it with the disposal key?
What happens when you turn on the switch?
Did you put something in it that you shouldn't have?
Yes, but if something's broken, I like to get it fixed ASAP.
Exactly. However, sometimes you can get it going again by using the key.
A disposal key. I've got a spare one, so I'll come over to show you.

Exercise 58

Is anybody home? It's me--Hannah.


_____________________________(1)
My garbage disposal isn't working.
_____________________________(2)
Nothing happens when I turn on the switch.
_____________________________(3)
about a week ago I noticed a new sound.
_____________________________(4)
I don't use it very often. When I do use it, I put only soft food into it.
_____________________________(5)
That's interesting. I never heard that before.
_____________________________(6)
I don't have a key, and I wouldn't know how to use it.
_____________________________(7)
I'm always willing to learn something new. Come on over.
_____________________________(8)
If it works or doesn't work, it doesn't matter much to me.
_____________________________(9)
Yes, but I prefer to fix things now instead of later.
Can you be a little more specific?
Hey, Hannah. How's everything going?
You didn't drop a fork or anything into it, did you?
Do you remember how it started?
I've got an extra key. I'll show you how to use it.
I've heard that disposals need to be run frequently.
Did you put something in it that you shouldn't have?
Have you tried to turn it manually using the key?
The key might not work. Then I'll have to call the plumber.
What happens when you turn on the switch?

Exercise 59

Good afternoon, Jim. This is Olivia.


_____________________________(1)
I'm going to be moving out.
_____________________________(2)
I'll be leaving on the last day of June.
_____________________________(3)
I got a new job.
_____________________________(4)
I'm going to be an ESL instructor at Pasadena City College.
_____________________________(5)
ESL stands for English as a Second Language.
_____________________________(6)
Just because they play their TV loud enough for the whole complex?
_____________________________(7)
Anyway, it's been nice knowing you for these past few years.
_____________________________(8)

Great! By the way, what's ESL?


Congratulations! What is it?
Oh, hi, Olivia. How can I help you?
Any particular reason?
Oh, really? When are you leaving?
What happens when you turn on the switch?
Well, I'm glad it wasn't your neighbors causing you to move.
The key might not work. Then I'll have to call the plumber.
Yes, I know. I'm going to have another talk with them.
You, too. Keep in touch, and good luck with your new job.

Exercise 60

How's it going, Jim? This is Olivia.


_____________________________(1)
I wanted to let you know that I have to move out.
_____________________________(2)
The thirtieth of June.
_____________________________(3)
I found a new job.
_____________________________(4)
I am an ESL teacher at Pasadena City College.
_____________________________(5)
ESL means English as a Second Language.
_____________________________(6)
I can't tell you how happy I'll be not to have to listen to their TV.
_____________________________(7)
You've been a good apartment manager and a good person. I'll see you in June.
_____________________________(8)

Thank you. I hope your new job and new apartment are good for you.
Yes, I'm going to tell them one more time to turn down their TV and keep it down.
Hello, Olivia. What's up?
I'm sorry to hear that. When are you moving?
Well, I'm glad you're not moving because of your neighbors.
You, too. Keep in touch, and good luck with your new job.
Very good! What does ESL mean?
May I ask why you're leaving?
Good for you! What's your new job?
Yes, I know. I'm going to have another talk with them

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