C. A Party.
1. True or False Questions.
(1)
The first man has not known the woman before.
(2)
The first man doesn't enjoy the party because he is a bit tired.
(3)
At the beginning the third person has recognized the first man is one of his schoolmates.
2. Fill in the blanks to complete the following statements.
(1) The first man is drinking some sort of
while the woman prefers
.
(2) The third person is angry because the other man has spilt the drink over his
which he only bought
.
(3) The awful girl the angry man mentions is now
of the man who has dropped the drink.
C. A Party.
1. True or False Questions.
(1)
The first man has not known the woman before.
(2)
The first man doesn't enjoy the party because he is a bit tired.
(3)
At the beginning the third person has recognized the first man is one of his schoolmates.
2. Fill in the blanks to complete the following statements.
(1) The first man is drinking some sort of
while the woman prefers
.
(2) The third person is angry because the other man has spilt the drink over his
which he only bought
.
(3) The awful girl the angry man mentions is now
of the man who has dropped the drink.
(There is a party in progress and one person A is standing by the drinks table serving drinks. B
approaches and A offers her a drink.)
B: Aha, I thought you might be here.
A: Ah, hello. How are you?
B: Not bad. How are you?
A: All right, I suppose.
B: What are you drinking?
A: Some sort of wine. Do you want some?
B: No, I think I'd prefer beer. Have they got any?
A: Yes, there's some over there.
(B pours out a drink.)
B: Well, what do you think of the party?
A: It's not bad. I'm not really in the mood for a party, though.
B: Why's that?'
A: I don't know, really. I suppose I'm a bit tired.
(During the last exchange C has approached the table to get a drink. A offers C a d
rink but accidentally drops it.)
A: Oh, sorry about that.
C: (annoyed) I should think so!
A: Don't worry. It's not too bad.
C: What do you mean? It's gone all over my trousers—I only bought them last week.
A: There's no need to shout.
C: (loudly) I'm not shouting.
A: Yes, you are.
C: (very loudly) No, I'm not!
B: (wanting to calm the situation) Look, look, why don't you dry them with this?
C: (ignoring B) You should watch what you're doing!
A: What do you mean? It was your fault!
B: How about another drink? (C ignores B.)
C: Anyway, don't I know you?
B: Do you want another drink? (C ignores B.)
A: You might do.
C: You didn't go to St. Mark's School, did you?
A: Yes, I did actually.
C: Yes, I remember now. You were going out with that awful girl, weren't you?
A: What do you mean?
C: You know, the one with the big nose. What happened to her?
A: We got married, actually. In fact, that's her over there.
C: Yes ...