Lesson  18

Section One

Dialogue 1: A. 1. c   

            B. 1. (Not) ; (lunch)  

               2. (have) ; (new brand)

Dialogue 2: A. 1. a   

            B. 1. (believe) ; (take in) 

               2. (Nine) ; (per week) ; (heating) 

               3. (Friday)

Dialogue 3: A. 1. a   

            B. (wonder) ; (fit me in) ; (tomorrow)

Dialogue 4: A. 1. b   

  B. 1. (needed) ; (part-timers) 

     2. (hotel) ; (some sort) 

     3. (nothing) ; (present) ; (look back in)

Dialogue 5: A. 1. b   

            B. 1. (How) ; (like) 

               2. (like) ; (washed)  

               3. (leave) ; (as it is)

Dialogue 6: A. 1. In a department store.    

               2. A brown suede jacket.

               3. Because it is sold out ,

                  but the assistant promises to ring him if any more gets in.

            B. 1. served 

               2. in the way ; brown suede ; forty-two 

               3. sold right out           

               4. likely ; getting ; in

Dialogue 7: A. 1. 54655                

               2. To tell Mary that John rang her.

            B. 1. the line               

               2. out

Dialogue 8: A. 1. No.                  

               2. Yes. He will leave a message.

            B. 1. have ; word ; June      

               2. Right

Section Two:

A. Interview.

  1. (1). c     (2). c      (3). b      (4). a      (5). c

  2. (1). (Malinen); (Finnish); (waitress); (Hotel Scandinavia);

          (1976-1980); (brushing up her English).

 (2). (five) ; (bringing in the dishes) ; (serving) ;

      (looking after the bills) ; (40 pounds a week) ;

      (a free evening meal) ; (the man) .

  3. (1) . F    (2). F      (3). T     (4). F

B. Discussion.

  1. (1). c     (2). c      (3). a     (4). b     (5). b    (6). c    (7). c    (8). b

  2. (1). F     (2). F      (3). F     (4). T

C. Past Mistake.

  1. a. (three days watching the house) ;           

     b. (car number) ; (own car)

 c. (recognized) ; (wear a mask)              

 d. (your fingerprints)

 e. (the jewels) ; (your mattress)

  2. (1). The neighbors became suspicious and called the police.

     (2). You shouldn’t have joined the police force.

  3. a. (shouldn’t have used your own)            

     b. (had worn a) ; (wouldn’t have been)

 c. (had worn your) ; (wouldn’t have left your fingerprints)

D. Monologue.

  1. (1). b     (2). c      (3). c      (4). b     

  2. (1). F     (2). F      (3). T     (4). T

Section Three

Mrs. Brink : Come in . Oh, it’s you again, Tom . What have you done this time ?

Tom : I’ve cut my finger and it’s bleeding a lot.

Mrs. Brink : Let me see, Tom… Hmmm, that is a bad cut. I can clean it and put a plaster on it , but you’ll have to see the doctor.