Unit6 What’s The Time?

             1. It’s ten o’clock.

Francis: Can you help me:

Policeman: Yes, sir.

Francis: What’s the time?

Policeman: It’s ten o’clock.

Francis: Ten o’clock?

Policeman: Yes, it’s ten o’clock.

 

              2. We Close At Five Thirty.

Woman: Are you open?

Shop Assistant: No, we are closed. Sorry. We close at 5:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. And we close at 12:30 on Wednesday and Saturday. And we’re closed on Sunday. We open at 9:15 everyday.

 

            3. When do the trains leave?

Man: When do the trains leave for London, please?

Francis: Trains for London, sir? They leave at ten minutes past every hour, and twenty minutes to every hour.

Man: Ten past and twenty to.

Girl: And when do they leave for London?

Francis: They arrive in London at five minutes to every hour and twenty-five minutes past every hour. Look! This train will leave at ten ten and it’ll arrive in London at ten fifty-five.

Man: Leave here, ten ten ; arrive in London , ten fifty-five.

Francis: And the next train will leave at ten forty.

Man: When do the trains leave?

Francis: They leave at eight ten, eight forty, nine ten, nine forty, ten ten, and the next train will leave at ten forty.

Man: I see. Can we take the ten past ten train?

Francis: I’m sorry, sir. You can’t take that one.

Man: Oh, it’s ten fifteen!

Francis: Yes. It’s – er—ten—er fifteen.

 

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Unit7. What’s This? What’s That?

           1. Is this your suitcase?

Customs officer: Is this your suitcase?

Priest: Yes, it is.

Customs officer: And is this your suitcase?

Priest: Yes, it is.

Customs officer: Would you open this one, please?

Priest: Yes.

Customs officer: Excuse me. What’s this?

Priest: It’s a bottle. A bottle of wine.

Customs officer: And this? What’s this?

Priest: It’s soap.

Customs officer: And this? What are these?

Priest: They’re cigarettes.

 

             2. What are these?

Girl: What’s that?

Man: It’s a river.

Girl: Is that a river?

Man: No, it isn’t. That’s a road.

Girl: Is that grass?

Man: Yes, it is. It’s green.

Girl: What are those? There.

Man: Those are trees, I think. Wait a moment. Yes, they’re trees.

Girl: And that’s a house. And those are houses. And those.

Man: And that’s a road. Straight ahead. This way.

 

           3. A quiz about London.

Quizmaster: Hello, good evening and welcome to the London Quiz. Yes, a quiz about London. Here are six questions. Six questions about London. Here is question one. Question one: What’s this?

1 st and 3 rd members: It’s the Tower of London.

Quizmaster: Yes. And question two is “ How old is the Tower of London?” Is it 500 years old?

     Is it 700 years old or is it 900 years old?

3 rd member: 900.

Quizmaster: Yes. The Tower of London is 900 years old. It’s 900 years old. Right. Question three: What’s this?

1 st member: The River Thames.

Quizmaster: Yes, it is. Here’s question four. How long is the River Thames? Is it 238 kilometres long? Is it 338 kilometres long? Or is it 238 kilometres long?

1 st member: I don’t know.

2 nd member: I think it’s 338 kilometres long.

Quizmaster: Yes, it is. It’s 338 kilometres long. Here’s question five. Question five: What’s this?

1 st member: Is it Buckingham Palace?

Quizmaster: No, no, it isn’t.

3 rd member: Is it Big Ben?

Quizmaster: Yes, it’s Big Ben. And question six is “ How high is Big Ben?” Is it 78 metres high?

Is it 88 metres high? Or is it 98 metres high?

2 nd member: 88.

Quizmaster: No. It isn’t 88 metres high.

1 st member: 78.

Quizmaster: No, no. It isn’t 78 metres high.

3 rd member: 98?

Quizmaster: Yes, well done! Big Ben is 98 metres high. It’s 98 metres high.

 

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Unit8. I Like It Very Much.

1.Do you like this?

1 st Man: Do you like this?

Francis: No, I don’t like it. I don’t like it at all.

Jane: Do you like this one?

Francis: No, I don’t like it.

Woman: I like it.

2 nd Man: And I like it. I like it very much.

Woman: What do you think of this?

Francis: It’s nice.

Jane: No.

2 nd Man: I like this one. It’s very nice. What do you think of it?

Francis: Well…

 

               2. Which do you prefer?

Wife: Mother. Father. Come in.

Husband: Yes, come in. Welcome to our new house. What do you think of it?

Mother: It’s very nice. I think it’s very nice.

Husband: Sit down, please. Coffee or tea? Which do you prefer?

Father: I don’t like tea.

Mother: We prefer coffee.

Wife: This is the living room. Do you like it?

Mother: Yes. It’s very nice.

Wife: What do you think of that table?

Mother: I like it. It’s a nice table.

Father: I’m sorry, I don’t like it. I don’t like small tables.

Mother: I like the chairs.

Father: I don’t. I don’t like small chairs. This is a small chair, and I don’t like it.

Mother: Yes. You prefer big chairs.

Wife: Here’s a big chair.

Father: Oh! I don’t like that music. I don’t like pop music at all. I prefer classical music to pop music.

 

Husband: You like classical music. What do you think of this?

Father: I’m sorry. I don’t think it’s very good.

Wife: But you like classical music.

Father: I prefer Beethoven to Bach.

Husband: This isn’t Bach.

Father: And this isn’t Beethoven, and I don’t like it.

Wife: Shall we go to the cinema? There’s one in West Street. Look.

Father: Ah! Marilyn Monroe!

Mother: It’s an old film.

Father: But it’s a very good film.

Wife: It’s not bad, mother.

Husband: Marilyn Monroe’s quite good.

Father: I think Marilyn Monroe’s very good.

Mother: No. I don’t like old films and I don like Marilyn Monroe.

Husband: There’s a concert. Classical music.

Wife: Ah, yes. Here. Look. Oh! Bach!

Mother: Shall we stay here?

Wife: Yes. Shall we stay at home and watch television?

Mother: Yes.

 

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Unit9. Have You Got Any Wine?

               1. I’ve got a new job.

Woman: Hello, Francis.

Francis: Hello. I’ve got a new job. I’ve got a new shirt.

Woman: Oh, yes.

Francis: Do you like it?

Woman: Yes, I like it very much. And you’ve got a new shirt.

Francis: Yes, I have. What do you think of it?

Woman: I like it.

Francis: Good evening, sir. A table for two? Of course. Please, come this way.

Woman: Francis. Have you got a pen?

Francis: A pen? Oh, yes. Here you are.

Woman: Thank you.

       

Francis: Good evening, sir, madam.

Man: Good evening. Have you got a table for two?

Francis: A table for two. Of course, sir. This way, please. Madam, sir. Oh, excuse me.

       Good evening…a table for six? Yes, sir, we’ve got a very nice table for six…

       Yes, sir. Nine o’clock. Mr Jones? Thank you, sir. Goodbye.

Man: Waiter! Hello.          

Francis: Yes, sir.

Man: One fish, one steak, two salads.

Francis: One fish, one steak, two salads. One fish, one steak …

Woman: Have you got any German wine?

Francis: German wine? No, I’m sorry, madam. We haven’t got any German wine. We’ve got some Italian wine.

Woman: Oh, yes. I like Italian wine. Do you?

Man: Yes, I do. So, a bottle of wine. Italian wine. One fish, one steak, two salads.          

Francis: Excuse me, sir. Have you got a pen?

Man: Yes, here you are.         

Francis: Thank you, sir. A bottle of Italian wine, one fish, one steak, two salads. Thank you, sir, madam.

Man: Waiter!          

Francis: Yes,sir.

Man: You’ve got my pen.          

Francis: Yes, sir. Oh, sorry, sir.

 

             2. There is a garage in North Street.

Waiter: Good evening, sir. Can I help you?

Man: Yes. Is there a garage near here?

Waiter: Yes. There is a garage in North Street. Straight ahead, on the left.

Man: Thank you.

Waiter: Good evening, sir, madam. A table for two?

Woman: No, thank you. Can you help us? Are there any hotels near here?

Waiter: Yes, there are some hotels in this street. The nearest hotel is next to the bank.

Woman: Thank you.

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       Unit10. What Are They Doing?

1.What Are They Doing?

Francis: Hello. Good evening. And welcome to the London Quiz. This time what are they doing? Now, listen. There is a girl. What’s she doing?

Girl: I don’t know.

Francis: Well. Where is she?

Man: She is in the bathroom.

Francis: Yes, she is. But what is she doing?

Man: She’s having a shower.

Francis: No. She isn’t having a shower.

Woman: She’s having a bath.

Francis: Yes. She’s having a bath. Now, listen. That’s a man. What’s he doing?

Woman: He’s eating.

Francis: Yes. He’s eating. But what is he eating?

Girl: Steak?

Woman: Salad.

Man: An apple.

Francis: Yes. He’s eating an apple. That’s a man and a woman. What are they doing?

Girl: I don’t know.

Man: I think they’re eating. No, they aren’t. They aren’t eating. Sorry, I don’t know.

Francis: They are making coffee.

 

              2. On Holiday.

Brian: Hello. What’s your name?

Jane: Jane.

Brian: I’m Brian. Can I sit here?

Jane: Yes, please do.

Brian: Do you like Brighton?

Jane: I don’t think it’s very nice. And my father doesn’t like it. But my mother like it. We always come here.

Brian: Always?

Jane: Yes. We come here every year.

Brian: Who’s that?

Jane: It’s my mother. And that’s my father. He sits there every morning and every evening.

Brian: And then?

Jane: He always watches television. Every evening.

Brian: Does he go to the cinema?

Jane: No, he doesn’t. He never goes to the cinema. And he never goes to a restaurant.

Brian: And he always watches television.

Jane: Yes. Yes, he does. Always.

 

                 3. What are you doing this evening?

Jane: Brian. Hello.

Brian: Hello. What are you doing this evening?

Jane: I’m staying at home this evening. What are you doing?

Brian: I’m going to the cinema. At 8 o’clock.

Jane: Oh! Can I come?

Brian: Yes, of course.

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