1. Read
Pamela’s speaking about her part-time job and then decide if the facts below
are True (T) or False (F).
I had this part-time job
of baby-sitting. I worked on Wednesdays, from eight in the morning until two in
the afternoon. I only had one little boy, and he was about four at the time.
Andy was usually in bed when I got there in the mornings. He woke up around 9.
Then after breakfast we went out round the park, then we’d go back and would
have a sleep. When he got up we just read baby books. It was a good job. I got
good play. I think it was 75 dollars an hour, which wasn’t bad. I really
enjoyed it. I liked Andy and he liked me.
1. Pamela’s
part time job is babysitting.
2. Pamela
sat only with one child.
3. She
worked on weekends.
4. The
child was a two-year-old girl.
5. They
usually read books after breakfast.
2. Read
the text and complete the gaps.
An English tourist, who
was staying at a hotel in Paris came to the hotel restaurant 1._________. He
could not speak French, but he did not want to show it to people. He sat down
at the table. When the waiter came up to his table, 2. _______ and pointed to
the first line. The waiter nodded and walked away. Very soon he returned and
put a plate 3._________. The Englishman was very pleased with himself. He ate
the soup and, when the waiter came up to the table again, pointed to the fifth
line on the menu card. The waiter looked 4._________, but did not say a word.
He walked away and soon returned, bringing the Englishman a plate of fish soup.
The Englishman did not want to show the waiter that he did not know French,
5.__________. Then he pointed to a line in the middle of the menu card, hoping
that he would get some second course at last. This time the waiter brought him
a plate of chicken soup. In despair, the Englishman pointed to the last line on
the menu card. And the waiter brought him a package of tooth-picks!
A. Of
mushroom soup on the table
B. The
Englishman took the menu card
C. So
he ate the fish soup
D. To
have dinner
E. A
little surprised
F. To
live in London
3. Read
the dialogue and match the people to places where they were yesterday.
1
|
Tony
|
A
|
Restaurant
|
2
|
Ann
|
B
|
Doctor’s
|
3
|
Mary
|
C
|
Post office
|
4
|
John
|
D
|
Park
|
5
|
Bill
|
F
|
Train station
|
|
Tony: Hi, Bill. How
are you?
Bill: Ah Tony. I’m
fine, thanks. I was looking for
you yesterday
afternoon. Where were you?
Tony: Well, it was
lovely and sunny so I went for
a picnic in the
park with my sister. What was the
problem?
Bill: No problem. I
was just trying to find Ann and
thought you
might know where she was.
Tony: Well, I’m sure
she had to go to the doc_
tor’s in the
afternoon.
Bill: Oh, that’s
probably why I couldn’t find her.
Tony: Yes, probably.
Bill: Do you know if
Mary and John are around
or have they
gone away for the summer?
Tony: Well, I saw Mary
in the post office yester_
day morning and
I know John was on his way to
catch a train to
see his friend in Leeds when I
spoke to him.
Bill: Oh, dear. I’m
not having much luck.
Tony: Why do you want
to know where everyone
is anyway?
Bill: It was my
birthday yesterday and I was in a
restaurant on my
own!
Tony: Oh, dear, Bill. I am
sorry!
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