Practice 2

Jack : Hi, Lisa, how are you?

Lisa : . . . . . And you?

Jack : I'm OK.

• Yes, I am.

• How do you do?

• Fine, thanks.

• Goodbye

Diba : It's 9 o'clock. It's time to go to bed.

Mum : Good night, darling.

Diba : . . . . . Mum.

• Good night,

• I'm very well,

• I love you, too

• Good evening

Rudy : I'm sorry for losing you pencil, Anita.

Anita : . . . . . Just, don't do it again.

Rudy : I promise I will not.

• I'm sad.

• You are right.

• It's alright.

• Never

Laura : Hello, Ina. Are yo coming to the English Club this afternoon?

Ina : Yes, I'm coming to the club this afternoon.

Laura : OK, then. See you there. Bye.

• Good morning.

• Hello.

• OK.

• Bye.

Look at the picture.

The correct greeting based on the picture is. . . . . .

• Good evening

• Good morning

• Good night

• Good afternoon

When we meet somebody at 5pm, we greet him by saying . . . . .

• Good evening

• Good morning

• Good night

• Good afternoon

Fahril : Good morning, ma'am.

Teacher : Good morning, Fahril.

Fahril : I'm sorry for being late, ma'am

Teacher : . . . . but don't do it again.

• I can't believe it.

• You are laze.

• Don't mention it.

• That's alright.

Ana : Happy birthday, Wulan!

Here is a present for you.

Wulan : . . . . . . .

• Welcome to my house, Ana.

• You present must be expensive.

• Wow, you look beautiful!

• Thanks, that's very kind of you.

The Text is for . . . . . .

• asking for an apology

• having fun with Tantra

• coming to a birthday party

• a birthday celebration

Who is having a birthday party?

• Mother

• Father

• Judith

• Tantra