CONVERSATION

Customer Service : Excuse me, sir. Could you please put out your cigarette? This is a non-smoking area.

Guest : Oh, sure. I apologize for the inconvenience.

From the dialogue we know that …

• a. The guest apologizes because he feels inconvenient.

• b. The guest apologizes to the customer service regarding the cigarette.

• c. The guest is angry about the horrible customer service.

• d. The guest is very disappointed about the non-smoking area.

Fill in the blank with the correct answer!

Steven : Leo, …. We learn in the same music course.

Leo : Hi, Ivan. Nice to meet you.

Ivan : Nice to meet you too, Leo.

Leo : Where do you live?

Ivan : I live in a white house on the hill.

• a. let me introduce myself.

• b. my name is Steven.

• c. How long have you been waiting for us?

• d. I’d like to introduce you to my new friend Ivan.

“The parent-teacher meeting will be held on August 30th.”

In other words, we can say that ….

• a. The meeting will be held in the afternoon on August thirtieth.

• b. Students have to see their teachers along with their parents on three August.

• c. Parents will meet their child’s teacher on thirteen August.

• d. Parents are invited to school on August thirtieth.

a talk, especially an informal one, between two or more people, in which news and ideas are exchanged. called . . .

• conversation

• gossip

• chat

• assessment

Containing faults or mistakes; not complete or perfect, called . . .

• Excellent

• Flawless

• Imperfect

• Mistake

I . . . . motorcycle to the office.

• Take

• Taken

• Takes

• Took

A snake . . . . no legs.

• Have

• Has

• Had

• Is

I . . .

• working

• been working

• work

• have working

I am . . . .

• worked

• been working

• work

• working

I have . . .

• working

• been worked

• work

• worked