13. Which one?

Exercise 1

George How about some more wine?

Charles Please.

George Which glass is yours? Charles That one's mine. George Which one?

Charles The empty one!

George Well, good night. . .

Charles Good night. . . thank you for a lovely evening.

George Now, which coats are yours?

Charles Oh, those coats are ours.

George Which ones?

Charles The black one and the grey one.

George Ah, yes . . .I've got them.

Charles Good. The grey one's mine, and the black one's hers.

I’d like the classical one. Exercise 2

Which ones would you like? I’d like the expensive ones.

Exercise 4

Example:

It’s my pen. They’re our books.

Exercise 3

Which house is his? The small one’s his.

It's mine. They're ours.

1. It’s his car

2. It’s their house

3. It’s John's coat

4. It’s her hat

5. It’s your flat

6. It’s Mary’s bag

• • •

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Which house is theirs? The big one’s theirs.

13. Everyday Conversation

£85/£92/£78/£63

£47/£39/£26/£51

cameras (Kodak) radios (Sony) watches (Timex) cassette-recorders (Philips)

airport station bus station International Hotel

O Can you show me some cameras, please?

P Certainly, sir . . . this one's very good.

O Yes, it is ... . How much is it?

P £85, sir.

O Oh, dear. That's very expensive.

P Hmm, I see . . . that one isn't expensive, sir.

O What make is it?

P It's a Kodak . . . it's £47.

O Hmm . . . Can you show it to me, please?

Q Oh, excuse me!

R Yes, sir?

Q Could you brine us some more ^crea™ tea, please? ^bran<ly

R Of course, sir.

Q . . . and could you bring me the bill, please? I'm in a hurry.

tea

coffee

S Taxi!

T Where to, madam?

S Can you take me to the airport, please?

T Certainly, madam. . . . Have you got any luggage?

S Yes. Can you get it for me? It's over there.

T All right. . . . Ooh! It's very heavy.

S Yes, it is . . . I'm very sorry.

U

at the office at school at work here

Goodnight, Andrew.

• Goodnight, Colin.

U Have a good holiday!

• Thanks.

U Don't forget. . . send me a postcard!

• O.K.. . . Oh, I haven't got your address.

U That's O.K. You can send it to me at the office.

• All right. . . 'Bye.

U 'Bye.

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Michael.

Pat.

David.

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easy.	The town's	boring.	There are a lot of	pubs,
difficult.		exciting.		discos,
interesting.		busy.		theatres,
		big.		cinemas,

English is very

and things are very

The food is	different,	and English people are very	friendly.	See you
	terrible,		reserved.
	delicious,		warm.
	O.K.		cold.

cheap.

expensive.

soon. in 3 weeks, in 4 weeks, in 6 weeks.

Best wishes,