Have lunch at work
Meet your boss
Come home in the evening
Cook dinner
Get up at 6 o’clock
At the Weekend
Relax
Meet friends in a bar
Listen to music
Go to the rock-concert
Play football
Play with children
Go to the restaurant
Help children with homework
Read newspapers
5. Make up dialogues putting the sentences in the right order.
A.
It’s O.K.
Good morning, Mr. Lester.
And how about the meeting with Mr. Chakai?
Good morning, David. How is our work?
Oh, it s very difficult to work with him.
B.
Oh. These documents on your desk?
Yes. They are very long and difficult to read.
Could you help me, Mary?
Yes, Susie. What is it?
I can’t understand these documents.
C.
Is she in the office?
Can I see her in the evening?
Could I speak to Fanny, please?
I think, yes.
Yes, Fanny and her husband come home at 8 o’clock.
Yes, please.
Can I come at 9 o’clock, then?
No, I’m sorry. She is not at home.
D.
Here. In front of the window.
Is this your new office, Jane?
Nice. Are these computers new?
There, near the desk.
Yes. Is it lovely?
Yes, they are new. They work very well.
Oh, yes. It is very nice. Where is your desk?
And where is your chair?
6. Read the dialogues and try to remember them.
A.
Debora: Excuse me?
Jack: Yes?
Debora: Could you help me, please.
Jack: Of course.
Debora: Can you tell me the way to a shop?
Jack: Yes. We have two shops in this street.
Debora: Are they good?
Jack: They are expensive, but very good.
Debora: That’s O.K. Thank you very much.
Jack: Not at all.
B.
Sam: Alice, could you help me?
Alice: Yes. What is it?
Sam: I would like to go to the theatre with my wife. Where can we see a good play?
Alice: At the Marlow Theatre.
Sam: Is it a new theatre?
Alice: Yes, it is new. But you can see classical plays.
Sam: Great! Is it expensive?
Alice: Not very. But it is a lovely place.
Sam: Thank you, Alice.
Alice: Not at all.
7. Read this text.
Work in David’s life.
My wife and my children don’t understand me. It is very bad, because I understand myself very well. Work is all my life. I work for a TV company. I meet many people and I like them. I’m a TV operator. I start work at seven o’clock in the morning. I work with a camera and three computers. I buy very expensive computer programmes for my camera and my films. It is very interesting. We make computer films about lovely places, foreign countries, cities, towns, that sort of thing.
We have lunch with our TV group in cafes and sandwich bars. For lunch we have cheese sandwiches and coffee. It is cheap.
My workday is long but not boring. I come home from work at nine o’clock in the evening. On my way home I buy a newspaper. I read it after dinner.
My job can’t give me much money. But it is nice because my friends at work are nice.
Are the sentences true or false?
1. David would like to get a new job.
2. His workday is long.
3. He can’t work on the computer.
4. He is a TV actor.
5. He can have lunch in cafes and bars.
6. He can get much money.
Lesson 4. Meeting people
LEAD-IN
1. Answer the questions about yourself.
1. Where can you meet new friends?
2. Do you like to meet new friends? Why?
