Conversation

Dialog 1: At Jack's house

Jack: Hi Pam. Glad that you could come.

Pam: Hi Jack. Nice to see you again. __1__

Jack: Pretty good. How about you?

Pam: __2__ I've been working like a slave since last month.

Jack: __3__ I think you should get some rest. Let's go to the Ben's Cafe, shall we?

Pam: __4__, but I have to submit my project the day after tomorrow. __5__

Jack: All right, just let me know when you are free.

• Do I look nice?

• How's it going?

• Was the traffic very heavy?

• What do you think?

• How do you like this dress?

Dialog 1: At Jack's house

Jack: Hi Pam. Glad that you could come.

Pam: Hi Jack. Nice to see you again. __1__

Jack: Pretty good. How about you?

Pam: __2__ I've been working like a slave since last month.

Jack: __3__ I think you should get some rest. Let's go to the Ben's Cafe, shall we?

Pam: __4__, but I have to submit my project the day after tomorrow. __5__

Jack: All right, just let me know when you are free.

• Very busy.

• I don't remember

• I love my job.

• Nothing to do.

• I look OK.

Dialog 1: At Jack's house

Jack: Hi Pam. Glad that you could come.

Pam: Hi Jack. Nice to see you again. __1__

Jack: Pretty good. How about you?

Pam: __2__ I've been working like a slave since last month.

Jack: __3__ I think you should get some rest. Let's go to the Ben's Cafe, shall we?

Pam: __4__, but I have to submit my project the day after tomorrow. __5__

Jack: All right, just let me know when you are free.

• How lucky!

• Look at me.

• Have some tea.

• Make yourself at home.

• You poor thing!

Dialog 1: At Jack's house

Jack: Hi Pam. Glad that you could come.

Pam: Hi Jack. Nice to see you again. __1__

Jack: Pretty good. How about you?

Pam: __2__ I've been working like a slave since last month.

Jack: __3__ I think you should get some rest. Let's go to the Ben's Cafe, shall we?

Pam: __4__, but I have to submit my project the day after tomorrow. __5__

Jack: All right, just let me know when you are free.

• Actually

• Certainly

• I'd love to

• Yes, of course

• Never mind

Dialog 1: At Jack's house

Jack: Hi Pam. Glad that you could come.

Pam: Hi Jack. Nice to see you again. __1__

Jack: Pretty good. How about you?

Pam: __2__ I've been working like a slave since last month.

Jack: __3__ I think you should get some rest. Let's go to the Ben's Cafe, shall we?

Pam: __4__, but I have to submit my project the day after tomorrow. __5__

Jack: All right, just let me know when you are free.

• I'm not sure

• How come you missed it?

• You're very kind.

• Maybe next time.

• How nice you are!

Dialog 2: At the job interview

Interviewer: Good morning. Are you David Scotts? __6__

David: Good morning. Thank you.

Interviewer: __7__

David: I just got my Bachelor's degree in Marketing from the University of Toronto last June.

Interviewer: __8__

David: Well, when I was a student, I worked part time as a sales person at ABC company last summer.

Interviewer: I see. __9__

David: I have a positive attitude, communication skills and a good service mind.

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

David: __10__, I hope to be promoted to a managerial position

• You're welcome.

• Show me the way.

• Please have a seat.

• Nice to see you again.

• Good that you've applied

Dialog 2: At the job interview

Interviewer: Good morning. Are you David Scotts? __6__

David: Good morning. Thank you.

Interviewer: __7__

David: I just got my Bachelor's degree in Marketing from the University of Toronto last June.

Interviewer: __8__

David: Well, when I was a student, I worked part time as a sales person at ABC company last summer.

Interviewer: I see. __9__

David: I have a positive attitude, communication skills and a good service mind.

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

David: __10__, I hope to be promoted to a managerial position

• Who are you?

• What should you do?

• Are you David Scotts?

• Where did you grow up?

• Could you tell me briefly about yourself?

Dialog 2: At the job interview

Interviewer: Good morning. Are you David Scotts? __6__

David: Good morning. Thank you.

Interviewer: __7__

David: I just got my Bachelor's degree in Marketing from the University of Toronto last June.

Interviewer: __8__

David: Well, when I was a student, I worked part time as a sales person at ABC company last summer.

Interviewer: I see. __9__

David: I have a positive attitude, communication skills and a good service mind.

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

David: __10__, I hope to be promoted to a managerial position

• How do you like this company?

• When can you start work?

• Did you come here alone?

• What is your work experience?

• Could you recommend something more?

Dialog 2: At the job interview

Interviewer: Good morning. Are you David Scotts? __6__

David: Good morning. Thank you.

Interviewer: __7__

David: I just got my Bachelor's degree in Marketing from the University of Toronto last June.

Interviewer: __8__

David: Well, when I was a student, I worked part time as a sales person at ABC company last summer.

Interviewer: I see. __9__

David: I have a positive attitude, communication skills and a good service mind.

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

David: __10__, I hope to be promoted to a managerial position

• What is your motivation?

• What is your future plan?

• What are your strengths?

• What is your opinion about the job?

• What do you plan to do on your job?

Dialog 2: At the job interview

Interviewer: Good morning. Are you David Scotts? __6__

David: Good morning. Thank you.

Interviewer: __7__

David: I just got my Bachelor's degree in Marketing from the University of Toronto last June.

Interviewer: __8__

David: Well, when I was a student, I worked part time as a sales person at ABC company last summer.

Interviewer: I see. __9__

David: I have a positive attitude, communication skills and a good service mind.

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

David: __10__, I hope to be promoted to a managerial position

• Not really

• Frankly speaking

• Absolutely correct

• Completely agree

• Unfortunately wrong