Invitation Dialogues_Fase E

Sam : Yes. We’ll be celebrating our parents’ anniversary and I’m thinking of inviting you. Do you mind to come, Helen? 

Helen : It’s okay with me, Sam. When I need to come?

Sam : I’ll pick you up at six, Helen.

Helen : Okay, Sam. Just tell me when you’re arriving in my home.

 

1. What is the main idea of the dialogue?

• Sam and Helen are discussing their plans for Saturday night.

• Sam is inviting Helen to a dinner with his family to celebrate his parents' anniversary.

• Helen is asking about the significance of Saturday night.

• Helen is inviting Sam to a dinner with his family to celebrate his parents' anniversary.

Sam : Yes. We’ll be celebrating our parents’ anniversary and I’m thinking of inviting you. Do you mind to come, Helen? 

Helen : It’s okay with me, Sam. When I need to come?

Sam : I’ll pick you up at six, Helen.

Helen : Okay, Sam. Just tell me when you’re arriving in my home.

2. 2.  What does "it" in Helen's response refer to?

• Saturday night

• The dinner invitation

• Having a specific plan

• Sam's parent

Sam : Yes. We’ll be celebrating our parents’ anniversary and I’m thinking of inviting you. Do you mind to come, Helen? 

Helen : It’s okay with me, Sam. When I need to come?

Sam : I’ll pick you up at six, Helen.

Helen : Okay, Sam. Just tell me when you’re arriving in my home.

2. 3. Which word is a synonym for "special" as used in the dialogue?

• Unique

• Ordinary

• Typical

• General

Gery : Hi, Bucky! Are you done for today? 

Bucky : Yeah, you can say so. I’ll just continue my work tomorrow.

Gery : That’s good. Our pile of work never ends, right? Just give it a rest for today.

Bucky : You’re right, Gery. Are you going to somewhere? It looks like you’re ready to go.

Gery : Sam and I are going to the new pasta house for dinner. Do you want to come along with us, Bucky?

Bucky : Is it far from here?

Gery : No, it’s just two blocks from here. We’ll take Bucky’s car to get there faster.

Bucky : I’m in. Just wait for a second, I’m tidying up my desk.

2. 4. What is the main idea of the dialogue?

• Bucky is finishing his work for the day.

• Bucky is asking Gery about his plans for the day.

• Gery and Bucky are talking about their workload.

  Bucky is finishing his work for the day.

• Gery and Bucky are discussing their plans for the evening.

Gery : Hi, Bucky! Are you done for today? 

Bucky : Yeah, you can say so. I’ll just continue my work tomorrow.

Gery : That’s good. Our pile of work never ends, right? Just give it a rest for today.

Bucky : You’re right, Gery. Are you going to somewhere? It looks like you’re ready to go.

Gery : Sam and I are going to the new pasta house for dinner. Do you want to come along with us, Bucky?

Bucky : Is it far from here?

Gery : No, it’s just two blocks from here. We’ll take Bucky’s car to get there faster.

Bucky : I’m in. Just wait for a second, I’m tidying up my desk.

2. 5. Who does "you" in Gery's response refer to?

• Gery

• Bucky

• Sam

• Both Gery and Sam

Gery : Hi, Bucky! Are you done for today? 

Bucky : Yeah, you can say so. I’ll just continue my work tomorrow.

Gery : That’s good. Our pile of work never ends, right? Just give it a rest for today.

Bucky : You’re right, Gery. Are you going to somewhere? It looks like you’re ready to go.

Gery : Sam and I are going to the new pasta house for dinner. Do you want to come along with us, Bucky?

Bucky : Is it far from here?

Gery : No, it’s just two blocks from here. We’ll take Bucky’s car to get there faster.

Bucky : I’m in. Just wait for a second, I’m tidying up my desk.

2. 6. Which word is a synonym for "rest" as used in the dialogue?

• Break

• Stop

• Pause

• Continue

Shania : Hi, Vera. How are you?

Vera : Hi, Shania. I’m fine.

Shania : I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Sunday.

Vera : Oh, okay. I’d love to come. What time?

Shania : At 4 p.m. I invited Ola and Joana, too.

Vera : Alright. I’ll come over with them.

Shania : Great! See you, Vera!

Vera : See you, Shania!

7. What is the main idea of the dialogue?

• Shania and Vera are discussing their plans for the weekend.

• Shania is inviting Vera to her birthday party on Sunday.

• Vera and her friends are making plans for Sunday afternoon.

• Shania and Vera are catching up on their day.

Shania : Hi, Vera. How are you?

Vera : Hi, Shania. I’m fine.

Shania : I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Sunday.

Vera : Oh, okay. I’d love to come. What time?

Shania : At 4 p.m. I invited Ola and Joana, too.

Vera : Alright. I’ll come over with them.

Shania : Great! See you, Vera!

Vera : See you, Shania!

8. Who does "them" in Vera's response refer to?

• Shania and her friends

• Vera and her friends

• Ola and Joana

• Vera's family

Shania : Hi, Vera. How are you?

Vera : Hi, Shania. I’m fine.

Shania : I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Sunday.

Vera : Oh, okay. I’d love to come. What time?

Shania : At 4 p.m. I invited Ola and Joana, too.

Vera : Alright. I’ll come over with them.

Shania : Great! See you, Vera!

Vera : See you, Shania!

9. 9. Which word is a synonym for "alright" as used in the dialogue?

• Perfect

• Okay

• Great

• Fantastic

Dika : Leo, are you free this Saturday?

Leo : Yeah, I think so. Why?

Dika : I would like to invite you to my exhibition this Saturday.

Leo : Oh, you have your own exhibition?

Dika : Yes.

Leo : What time the exhibition starts?

Dika : I’ll prepare at noon but maybe you can come over at five or six.

Leo : OK then, I’ll take my little brother, too. Thank you for inviting me, Dika.

Dika : Yeah, glad you can come over, too.

10. 10. What is the main idea of the dialogue?

• Leo is planning to take his little brother somewhere on Saturday.

• Leo is asking about Dika's availability on Saturday.

• Dika is inviting Leo to his exhibition on Saturday.

• Dika and Leo are discussing their plans for Saturday.