Listen to a story. Why does Peter come The Coffee Shop?
1 | |
Ryan | Hello, Peter. How are you? |
Peter | I’m fine, thanks. And you? |
Ryan | Fine. |
Peter | Is Sarah here? |
Ryan | No, she isn’t. What’s the time? |
Peter | It’s half past six. |
Ryan | Yes, she usually comes in at this time. |
2 | |
Cindy | Sarah? She does judo on Tuesday evening now. |
Ryan | Judo? Wow, she really likes her sport. |
Peter | Yes, I know. She goes jogging every day and she always plays tennis at the weekend. |
Ryan | And now she does judo, too. Anyway, would you like a cup of coffee, Peter? |
Peter | Oh, er … no, thanks. I can’t stop. See you. |
3 | |
Ryan | That’s funny. Peter comes into The Coffee Shop, but he doesn’t want a cup of coffee. |
Cindy | Well, he wants to see Sarah, but she isn’t here. |
Ryan | Oh, right. |
Cindy | I think he fancies her. |
Ryan | What? Peter fancies Sarah? Really? |
Cindy | Yes, it’s obvious. |
Ryan | Is it? |
4 | |
Cindy | Men! You never notice anything. |
Do the Exercise
Choose the correct answers.
- It’s 6.30/7.30 in the evening.
- It’s Monday/Tuesday.
- Sarah is at the café/sport center.
- She does judo/play tennis on Tuesday.
- Peter has/doesn’t have a cup of coffee.
- Cindy thinks that Peter fancies/doesn’t like Sarah.
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- It’s 6.30 in the evening.
- It’s Tuesday.
- Sarah is at the sport center.
- She does judo on Tuesday.
- Peter doesn’t have a cup of coffee.
- Cindy thinks that Peter fancies Sarah.
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