Dialogue A

A.: Good evening!

B.: Good evening! I’ve got a reservation for 7 pm. Steve Johns.

A.: Yes, certainly. It’s the table near the stage. We’re having live music tonight.

A.: That’s great, but I asked for a table by the window.

B.: Sorry, I made a mistake. I’ll ask the manager whether we can change anything in the

reservation list.

A.:Thank you.

Dialogue B

A.: Hello! I'd like to buy three tickets for this Friday.

B.: There are only orchestra and balcony seats left.

A.: On the balcony then. The first row if possible.

B.: Right. There are three seats available in the centre of the first row. 20 dollars per ticket.

A.: Ok. I’ll take them. Can I pay by credit card?

B.: Yes, sure.

Dialogue C

A.: So….Did you like it?

B.: Oh yes, immensely! She has a gorgeous voice. It was a delight! But it was a bit stuffy in the

hall, wasn’t it?

A.: Yes, that’s why it’s so pleasant to be outside at last. Fancy a walk? Or shall we take a taxi?

B.: Not a taxi. It's a warm evening.

A.: Let's walk through the town centre, then.

B.: Ok.

Dialogue D

A.: What’re they doing? There, upstairs! Is it a karaoke contest? I can’t concentrate on my

studies.

B.: I'm afraid our neighbours are just having a party.

A.: It’s half past 9 already. You should make them turn down the music!

B.: Could you give them another twenty minutes?

A.: All right, but no longer. Or I'll call the police myself.

You have 20 seconds to complete the task. (Pause 20 seconds.)

Now you will listen to the dialogues again. (Repeat.)

This is the end of the task. You now have 20 seconds to check your answers.