Dialogue A.

A: It's good you're in. Aren't you going out today?

B: No. I want to have a quiet evening watching TV.

A: Have you had a hard day?

B: Yeah, sort of. A cup of tea would make me feel much better.

A: Ok, I'll make it right now. Will you help me in the kitchen later?

Dialogue В.

A: Did you hear what he said?

B: No. Something about a tea party. That actor speaks so quietly. I have to make an effort to understand what he says.

A: It's irritating, isn't it? And the play is really boring.

B: I'm disappointed too. I don't like either the plot or the actors. Next time we'll see some classical comedy or drama.

A: Yeah, the classics are probably safer.

Dialogue С.

A: Are you sure they are going to give us some lunch? I'm really hungry.

B: Don't worry. As soon as we reach the altitude needed for the flight, they'll offer us drinks: tea, coffee, water or juice. And then you'll get your plastic lunch tray.

A: You look so relaxed. Don't you feel nervous?

B: Why should I? I often have to fly... If I worried each time, I would end up with a nervous breakdown. ... And ... our tea's coming...

Dialogue D.

A: Excuse me but did I get it correctly? ... My train has just left and the next one will be in three hours?

В: I'm sorry, sir, but that's correct.

A: And what am I going to do here? Three hours — it's loads of time!

В: I don't really know. And you can have some tea and doughnuts in our cafe or have a walk along the street. But don't be late for the next train!