Susan`s mother and father live in
His Man: Because Americans say
Toronto. Her father name is Tom.
Her mother name is Barbara Farr.
Susan has got a brother and a
sister. His name is Robert and her
name is Laura. Laura is married.
She`s got one child, a girl.
Robert is married, too. His wife`s
name is Margaret. They haven`t
got any children. Susan isn`t
married. She is single.
Doris and Joe O`Hara live in
Toronto, too. They have got two
sons, Bill and Frank.
Bill is married to Susan`s sister
Laura. Frank is married, too.
wife name is Sonia and they have
got two children, a boy and a girl.
They daughter`s name is Linda
and their son`s name is George.
Susan is in England now. She is
on a train.
Man: Have you got the time?
Susan: Yes. It`s six fifty.
Man: Six fifteen?
Susan: No. Six fifty. Ten to
seven.
Man: Thank you.
Susan: You`re welcome.
Man: Are you American?
Susan: No. Why?
“You`re welcome” when people
say “thank you” and because
you`ve got an American accent.
Susan: No, I haven`t. I have got a
Canadian accent.
Man: But a Canadian accent and
an American accent are the same,
aren`t they?
Susan: No. They`re different.
Man: Are they? I can`t hear the
difference.
Susan: No, perhaps you can`t. But
there is a small difference.
Basil: Do you understand my
problem, Larry?
Larry: Yes, I understand you
problem, Basil. You want a
picture. The picture is in
museum. The museum doesn`t
want to sell the picture.
Basil: Well? Can you get the
picture for me?
Larry: Yes, I think so, but what
do I get from you?
Basil: Money, Larry. A lot of
money, Larry. You know that.
Larry: How much money, Basil?
Basil: Twenty-five thousand
pounds.
Larry: Twenty-five thousand.
Hmm.
Basil: Well? What`s you answer?
Larry: Give me time, Basil.
Basil: Give you time? Why?
Larry: Because I want to think
about it. That`s why.
Later in the evening
Larry: Hello, Diana. This is
Larry. How are you?
Diana: I`m all right.
Larry: What are you doing?
Diana: I`m watching television.
Larry: Oh. Are you near a
window?
Diana: Yes.
Larry: Look out of it. Can you
see a big car in the street?
Diana: why are you asking me
all these questions?
Larry: Because I`m in that big
car and I`d like to talk to you
about money.
Diana: Money?
Larry: Yes. Are you interested?
Diana: Yes, I am, but why can`t
you …
Larry: I`m waiting for you. Are
you coming?
Diana: Yes.
It`s eight o`clock in the evening.
Larry and Diana are in a
restaurant. Two detectives are in
front of it. They are talking.
1: What are you doing now,
Shirley?
2: I`m watching Larry and
Diana. I can see them but they
can`t see me.
1: Where are they?
2: They are in a restaurant.
They`re sitting very near the
window.
1: What are they doing?
2: He`s talking. She`s listening
and she`s looking at something
in his hand.
1: Something? What?
2: I think it`s a photograph. Yes,
it is. I`m not sure, but I think it`s
a photograph of a person.
1: Is it a man or a woman?
2: I don`t know Jack. I can`t see.
I`m going now.
1: Wait! Where are you going?
2: Into the restaurant.
1: But why?
2: I want to look at that
photograph. That`s why!