5. My name's...

Hello. My name's Jennifer.

Pleased to meet you.

Pleased to meet you.

What's your name?

My name's...

Coffee?

No, thanks.

Coffee?

Yes, please.

How do you do?

How do you do?

My name's Henry Carr.

I'm...

Thanks.

How are you?

Fine, thanks.

Hello, I'm Jackie Simmons.

Hello. Jackie, I'm...

Pleased to meet you.

Pleased to meet you.

CHARLES Coffee? Coffee? STUDENT No, thanks.

JACKIE Oh, yes, please. STUDENT Hello.

ALEXIA Hello. STUDENT What's your name?

ALEXIA Alexia, my name's Alexia. STUDENT My name's...

ALEXIA Pleased to meet you. STUDENT Pleased to meet you.

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6. He gets up

The house in Park Road is a very ordinary house.

It has got a very ordinary garden, very ordinary windows and a very ordinary door.

Mr Smith lives here.

Mr Smith is a very ordinary man.

He has got a very ordinary wife, two very ordinary children and a very ordinary dog.

Every morning Mr Smith gets up.

He has his breakfast.

He says goodbye to his wife and children.

Mr Smith goes to work in his car.

A very ordinary car.

He works in an office.

He likes his work.

He likes his work very much.

He works on the tenth floor.

He says "Good morning".

He goes to the tenth floor.

He opens his office door.

And the ordinary Mr Smith is now the extraordinary Mr Smith.

7. She works in an office

SPEAKER Mrs Smith lives in Park road. STUDENT Does she like her house?

SPEAKER Yes, she likes her house very much. STUDENT She's got two wonderful children.

SPEAKER A lovely dog and a very ordinary

husband. STUDENT Every morning Mrs Smith gets up.

SPEAKER She makes breakfast for her husband. STUDENT She says goodbye and he goes to work.

SPEAKER She makes breakfast for her children. STUDENT She says goodbye and they go to school.

SPEAKER Mrs Smith doesn't work at home. STUDENT She works in an office.

SPEAKER Does she like her work? STUDENT Yes, she likes her work.

SPEAKER She likes her work very much. STUDENT She doesn't go by car.

35SPEAKER She goes by bus. STUDENT She opens her office door.

SPEAKER And the ordinary Mrs Smith is now.. STUDENT The extraordinary Mrs Smith!

8. What do you do?

TV HOST What do you do, Amanda? AMAN DA Are you a teacher?

GUEST 1 No, I'm not. NIGEL Are you an artist?

GUEST 1 No, I'm not an artist. AMANDA Are you a doctor?

GUEST 1 A doctor. No, I'm not. NIGEL Are you a dentist?

GUEST 1 No, I'm not. AMANDA Are you a designer?

GUEST 1 Yes, I am. I'm a designer.

TV HOST What do you do, Amanda? AMANDA Are you an architect? GUEST 2 No, I'm not.

NIGEL Are you an artist? GUEST 2 No, I'm not an artist. AMANDA Are you a salesman? GUEST 2 A salesman? No, I'm not.

NIGEL Are you a dentist? GUEST 2 No, I'm not. AMANDA Are you an engineer? GUEST 2 No, I'm not an engineer.

NIGEL Are you a teacher? GUEST 2 No, I'm not. AMANDA Are you a doctor? GUEST 2 No, I'm not a doctor.

NIGEL Are you a businessman? GUEST 2 No, I'm not a businessman. AMANDA Are you a designer? GUEST 2 Yes, I am. I'm a designer.

9. Are you a designer?

TV HOST What do you do, Amanda? AMANDA Are you an architect?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not. STUDENT Are you an artist?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not an artist. AMAN DA Are you a salesman?

GUEST 3 A salesman. No, I'm not. STUDENT Are you a dentist?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not. AMANDA Are you an engineer?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not an engineer. STUDENT Are you a teacher?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not. AMANDA Are you a doctor?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not a doctor. STUDENT Are you a businessman?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not a businessman.

AMAN DA Are you a designer?

GUEST 3 No, I'm not. STUDENT Are you a policeman?

GUEST 3 Yes, I am. I'm a policeman.

TV HOST Yes, a policeman!

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