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Unit 4

Page 44, Listening Comprehension

Conversation One
A: Can you believe this check?
B: What do you mean?
A: Look! This is more than I earn in a week!
B: Oh, my gosh! I don’t have that kind of cash on me.

Conversation Two [A = Australian English]

A: What are you in the mood for?
B: Something fast. I don’t have much time.
A: Well, why don’t you order soup? They have your favorite, black bean.
B: Good idea. That won’t take long.

Conversation Three
A: Excuse me. Are you finished with your meal?
B: Yes, thanks. It was delicious.
A: Would you care for some dessert or some coffee? Or an after-dinner drink?

Conversation Four [A = Arabic]

A: Oh, no! Where’s the waiter? I wanted the pasta salad.
B: What salad is that?
A: I’m not sure. It looks like a seafood salad. Oh, there he is!

Conversation Five [A = British English]

A: Good evening. I’m John, and I’ll be your server. Would you like to hear about
tonight’s specials?
B: Actually, no thanks. We’re ready to order.
A: Certainly.

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Page 48, Exercise A

Conversation One [A = U.S. regional]
A: I feel like something sweet. Do you think the price of the entrée includes dessert?
B: The menu doesn’t say. Just ask.

Conversation Two
A: Mom, there’s nothing in this fridge but veggies.
B: Oh, Caroline. What’s wrong with veggies? They’re so good for you.
A: But I feel like eating something really fatty and salty—like fries!

Conversation Three [A = U.S. regional]

A: What do you feel like eating?
B: Actually, I feel like seafood tonight.
A: Well, there’s a fried squid appetizer and grilled fish for a main course.

Conversation Four
A: Is there anything good to eat?
B: You bet there is. There’s cheese, eggs, butter, and some really nice lettuce.

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