2. Learn the dialogues by heart. Practise them with your partner.

3. Follow the model below to respond to a’s statements.

Model:

A: When you say 40 pounds, is that with lighting and heating?

B: It’s including lighting but excluding heating.

1. A: _____________ 35 pounds ___________ cleaning and bed linen?

B: ____________________________________________________

2. A: _____________ 45 pounds ___________ heating and laundry?

B: ____________________________________________________

3. A: _____________ 50 pounds ___________ lunch and dinner?

B: _____________________________________________________

4. A: _____________ 42 pounds ___________ hot water and breakfast?

B: _____________________________________________________

5. A: _____________ 55 pounds ___________ all meals and heating?

B: _____________________________________________________

4. Make up the dialogues of your own, using the vocabulary of the dialogues above.

GRAMMAR EXERCISES

I. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct present tense.

1. – Why are you so dirty? – I__________ (work) in the garden all morning.

2. – Cats ___________ (wash) themselves. – I know. They are very clean animals.

3. – Well, don’t phone her now. She ____________ (study).

4. – You ____________ (send) those letters yet? – Not yet. But I____________ (go) to do it today.

5. – Are there any biscuits left? – No, sorry. I ____________ (eat) them all.

6. – Do you enjoy playing tennis? – Oh, yes. I ____________ (play) since I was six years old.

7. – Your new car ____________ (look) good. – It is. It’s much faster than my old car.

8. The train ____________ (arrive) in Moscow at 5.30 pm.

9. Listen! Somebody ____________ (sing) in the room.

10. – What’s the matter? – I ____________ (break) my ankle.

11. More and more species ____________ (become) extinct nowadays.

12. Tortoises____________ (live) to be very old. – I ____________ (hear) of one which is over a hundred years old.

13. – Are you still busy? – Yes, I ____________ (read) this article for an hour and I still ____________ (not/finish).

14. – I ____________ (leave) for London tomorrow morning. – Really? What time ____________ your bus (start)?

15. – Why are your shoes wet? – I ____________ (wash) the car.

16. – What do I need to do next? – You ____________ (add) the sugar to the mixture and you ____________ (mix) it well.

17. – Who ____________ (use) my car? – I have.

18. – Peter is playing music very loud. – Again! He ____________ always (do) that!

19. – Are you new here? No. Actually, I ____________ (live) here for almost ten years.

20. – You ____________ (make) plans for Saturday yet? – I _____________ (go) to the cinema with Jack.

21. – Mr. Collins is a very good teacher. – Well, he ____________ (teach) History for twenty-five years, you know.

22. – Are you going to the concert on Saturday night? – Yes. Actually, I ____________ already (buy) the tickets.

23. – Hello, Simon. – Oh! We ____________ constantly (meet) each other in this supermarket!

24. Because of the economic crisis more and more people ____________ (lose) their jobs.

25. – Look! I ____________ just (receive) a letter of invitation from Ann and John, they ____________ (get married) in July! Great, I ____________ (go) to their wedding!

NB! The verbs be, feel, look, smell, taste, sound are followed by adjectives to say how somebody / something feels, looks, smells, tastes or sounds:

I felt quite cheerful when we set out.

He looks intelligent.

The dinner smells good.

Note that the adjective “well” (meaning in good health) is found after the verbs be, feel and look:

I don’t feel very well.

II. Answer the following questions using the given above model. The following list of adjectives may be of help: happy, excited, gloomy, loud, depressed, tasty, relaxed, bad, active, pale, uncomfortable, sunburnt, low, appetizing, irritating, energetic, calm, unwell, stressed, cheerful, delicious, enthusiastic.

1. How does a shy person feel if they find themselves in a company of people they do not know?

2. How do most people feel if the weather is nasty, everything goes wrong?

3. How does a person usually look after a long illness?

4. How does a person look after a long holiday by the sea?

5. How does a mother’s voice sound when she speaks to her baby?

6. How does the radio sound if it is turned to a maximum power?

7. How does the food smell to you when you are hungry?

8. How does a person feel when they learn good news?

9. How does a student feel if they fail their exams?

10. How does a student look when they pass their exams?