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Do you hire somebody to look after it? Do you take it with you on holidays? Or maybe you leave it in a kennel? Things seem to be very complicated and your pet will surely miss you. Think of a luxury hotel for your pet. Your pet can stay in its own room, very well-equipped with all the necessary gadgets, have plenty of walks to suit its needs, swim in a special swimming pool or even have a massage.

All this for a very reasonable price. For further information phone [phone] ...

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44 Dialogue 1

Boy: Let's have a party on Friday, Kate. We can invite a few people and have fun.

Girl: Friday doesn‘t suit me. I’m going shopping with my parents. I need a few pieces of dothing. They're going to buy me new shoes, a sweater and a jacket.

Boy: What about Saturday, then?

Girl: Weil, Jack, to tell you the truth, this Saturday I am busy, too. It‘s my grandma's birthday and we're going to see her.

Boy: So maybe next week?

Girl: Weil see. Weil be in touch. See you!

Boy: Bye!

Dialogue 2

Man: Have you seen my camera, Jackie?

Woman: But Jim, you have just been using it. You were taking pictures of the fountain in the park.

Man: You're absolutely right, dear. But I can't see it anywhere. This is my favourite camera.

Woman: Let's check in the kitchen. No, it's not here. I guess you have left it in the car park when you were putting on your jacket.

Man: Le's go back and check. Maybe it's still there.

Woman: You're optimistic. We'd better hurry. Where are the car keys?

Dialogue 3

Woman: Ken, are you going to use the Computer tonight? I have a few urgent e-mails to answer.

Man: But I was going to work on my project... I have to finish it tonight, Jenny.

Woman: Please, Ken. let me use the Computer now. These e-mails are very important.

Man: OK. How much time will you need?

Woman: About two hours, I suppose.

Man: Really? That's too long. So what time will you finish?

Woman: III try as soon as possible. Ul do my best.

Dialogue 4

Child: Mum, could you buy me that car, please?

Mother: But Philip, you've got plenty of cars at home.

Child: But not anything like that one. It’s a police car. see?

Mother: Yes. And it's very expensive.

Child: l've saved a little pocket money. My piggy bank is fuli.

Mother: So why don't you pay for that car yourself? Child: I can't spend all my money on the car. Even so, il's not enough.

Mother I cant spend so much money on such a car like that.

1.    Can I try this jacket on, please?

2.    Are you ready?

3.    Can I see your passport?

4.    When did the train leave?

5.    Do you like rock musie?

Speaker 1

I love my job. As a teenager, I used to read a lot of Sherlock Holmes stories. I was really fascinated. Now I know that life is morę complicated than the fiction I read as a teenager. But I really love what I do. I feel satisfied and happy when I manage to solve a murder mystery or arrest a very dangerous criminal. My wife complains that l'm seldom home, but such is life.

Speaker 2

At first, I thought about studying biology and becoming a teacher. I really enjoyed studying biology and chemistry. I imagined myself being my futurę students'partner, helping them discover the mysteries of naturę. But eventually I chose to be somebody who helps people who suffer, who need proper ireatment. Especially the smali ones, who can't talk yet... Examining them, talking to their parents, choosing the best possible treatment -this is my passion.

Tl: Hello, how can I help you?

Woman: Hello, I need your advice. I'd like to take my children somewhere this weekend. My son, who is 10, loves musie, and my daughter, who is 8, loves fireworks. Do you know a good place to take them? Tl: Yes, of course. There is a firework display at Campbell High School on Friday. The fireworks begin at 7.30 p.m. and will last till 10 p.m.

Woman: Can you spell the name for me, please?

Tl: Yes. surę. It's C-A-M-P-B-E-l-l High School.

Woman: Will it be possible to get some refreshments? Tl: Oh, yes, of course. There will be hot food stalls and much morę. Live musie, electronic games for the children, stalls selling local crafts and competitions. Woman: Is it free of charge?

Tl: Unfortunately, no. Adults - £5, children under 10 - £3. Woman: That's quite expensive...

Tl: Family tickets for two adults and two children are only £12 which is attractive, isn‘t it?

Woman: Yes, it is. Thank you very much.

Tl: You're welcome.

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