SPEAKING

Talking about preferences

Dad: Where do you want to go on holiday?
Pol: Why we don't go to Xina?
Dad: Well, it will be great because there are the Olympic games, but there is a lot of people.
Pol: And what about Germany?
Dad: Yes, I love Germany. We could stay in Berlin.
Pol: Ok, great.
Dad: Well, we need to buy the tickets in the airport.
Pol: Oh, no! There aren't any tickets to Berlin!

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Asking for and giving advice

Marc: Are you OK, Pol?
Pol: No, I don't feel very well.
Marc: What's wrong?
Pol: I've got estomachache.
Marc: Have you taken an aspirin?
Pol: No, I haven't. I feel terrible.
Marc: So, you need to go home. I'm going to tell the teacher.
Pol: Ok, thanks.

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Asking for permission

Pol: Dad, Can I go to Marc's house?
Dad: Yes, of course.
Pol: Thanks. And later can I go to the cibercafé with my friens?
Dad: No you can't.
Pol: Why not?
Dad: Because it's tuesday night, and you've got school tomorrow.
Pol: Ok, and one more thing. Can you give me some money?
Dad: Well, I'll lend you twenty pounds. But I'll only lend you the money if you promise to tidy your bedroom. Here, you go.
Pol: Thank you, dad.

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Agreeing and disagreeing

Pol: What's your favourite computer games, Marc?
Marc: I really like WOW.
Pol: So do I. It's a good game, but there are other computer games.
Marc: I also like Assassin's Creed.
Pol: Yes, but it's too violent.Sports games are better.

Marc: I don't think so. I prefer adventure games.

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