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At a Party ⇐ ПредыдущаяСтр 31 из 36Следующая ⇒ M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M: B: M:   B: M: B: M:   B: M: - Excuse me, do you speak English? - Yes, a little. - May I introduce myself? My name is Michael First. - How do you do, Mr. First. I’m William Brown. - How do you do, Mr. Brown. - Call me Bill for short. May I call you Mike? - Yes, please. - Thank you. - Where are you from, Bill? - I am from France. Where do you come from? - I am from Scotland. What do you do, Bill? - I’m a businessman. What about you? - I’m a doctor at hospital. Are you here on business? - Yes, I am. And you? - I’m here on holiday. Where do you work? - I work for a software company. Here is my business card. - Thank you. And here is mine. - Where do you stay here? (Where are you staying here?) - At my friend’s place, here is my telephone number. - Are you here for the first time? - No, I’m not. I often come here. What about you? - This is my first visit to Germany. - Do you like Germany? - Of course, very much. It’s a nice country. - I like it, too. Are you here with your family? - I’m here with my wife. She likes Germany. - I’m here with my wife and daughter. They like it very much, too. Excuse me, I need to go. Nice meeting you, Bill. - Thank you. It was nice to see you, too. - I hope to see you later. - I hope so, too. Call me tomorrow. - Of course. We may have dinner together. - That’s a wonderful idea. Best regards to your wife and daughter. - Thanks, likewise. Good bye. - See you later. b)—Fill in the table below with the necessary (imaginary) information and then act a dialogue with your partner. ü Name ü Place of work ü Alone/family ü Country you are from ü First visit? ü Stay/like? ü Aim of visit ü Stay/where? ü Lunch/dinner ü Occupation/Position ü Telephone number ü Call/when?   ²—Listen and complete the dialogues. Practice similar dialogues with a partner. 1) A: Good _____. B: _____. I’m Pablo Torres. I have a reservation. A: How do you spell your _____? B: T-O-R-R-E-S. A: _____? B: T-O-R-R-E-S. A: _____ you. 2) 3) A: Excuse _____, are you Harry? B: Yes, I am. A: I’m Jim Brown. Nice to _____ you. B: _____ afternoon, Mr Brown. Nice to meet _____ too. A: And how do you _____ your surname? B: C-A-R-T-E-R.   A: _____. B: Hello. What’s your _____ name? A: Clunie. B: _____ do you _____ your name? A: C-L-U-N-I-E. B: _____ you.     4) 5) A: _____. My _____ is Marco. What’s your _____? B: Emma. A: _____ are you _____, Emma? B: I’m _____ London. 6)

A: _____. My _____ is Lisa. _____’s your _____? B: Mike. A: _____ are you _____, Mike? B: I’m _____ Boston. A: _____ are you _____? B: I’m _____ Boston, _____.

²Listen, repeat and complete the three dialogues. Then say whether the sentences below are right or wrong. Correct the wrong sentences.

²Listen to Alison checking in. Answer the questions.

1. Does the receptionist call Alison “Ms Gray” or “Mrs Gray”? 2. Why is Alison here? 3. How many nights is she here for? 4. What is her room number? 5. What time’s breakfast? 6. Which floor is the Pavilion Restaurant on?