CELPIP Listening Practice Course: Part 2: Listening to a Daily Life Conversation

Themenquiz ohne Zeitlimit: 15 Fragen zu Part 2: Listening to a Daily Life Conversation, mit einer Erklärung nach jeder Antwort. Fragen und Antworten werden jedes Mal neu gemischt.

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Themenquiz 3: Part 2: Listening to a Daily Life Conversation

  1. Frage 1 von 15

    What are the speakers usually like in Part 2: Listening to a Daily Life Conversation?
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    Antwort: D. They know each other and speak in a friendly, fairly informal way

    In Part 2 the speakers know each other, and the tone is conversational, relatively informal and polite.

  2. Frage 2 von 15

    A speaker says, "Sorry, it completely slipped my mind." Which answer choice best matches this?
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    Antwort: B. She forgot about it

    "It slipped my mind" means "I forgot." Answer choices often use different words with the same meaning, so listen for meaning, not matching words.

  3. Frage 3 von 15

    Listen. Why hasn't Grace seen Lucas lately?
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    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

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    Antwort: A. He has been working night shifts

    Lucas says he has been working nights at the hospital. His trip to Halifax has not started yet.

    Transkript

    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

  4. Frage 4 von 15

    Listen. Why is Lucas going away?
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    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

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    Antwort: C. To attend his brother's wedding

    Lucas says he is flying to Halifax for his brother's wedding.

    Transkript

    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

  5. Frage 5 von 15

    Listen. How long will Lucas be away?
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    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

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    Antwort: A. Five days

    When Grace asks, Lucas says, "Five days. I'm back Monday night."

    Transkript

    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

  6. Frage 6 von 15

    Listen. What does Lucas ask Grace to be careful about?
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    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

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    Antwort: D. Keeping the cat off the balcony

    Lucas asks her not to let the cat out on the balcony, because it once jumped onto the neighbour's railing. The cat no longer takes medicine.

    Transkript

    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

  7. Frage 7 von 15

    Listen. How will Grace get the key?
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    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

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    Antwort: B. Lucas will leave it in her mailbox

    Lucas says he will drop the key in her mailbox on Wednesday night.

    Transkript

    Grace: Hi, Lucas! I haven't seen you in the hallway all week.

    Lucas: Hi, Grace. I've been working nights at the hospital. Listen, I have a favour to ask.

    Grace: Sure, what is it?

    Lucas: I'm flying to Halifax on Thursday for my brother's wedding. Could you feed my cat while I'm gone?

    Grace: Of course. How long will you be away?

    Lucas: Five days. I'm back Monday night. She only needs food in the morning, and fresh water.

    Grace: That's easy. Does she take any medicine?

    Lucas: Not anymore, thank goodness. But please don't let her out on the balcony. Last summer she jumped onto the neighbour's railing.

    Grace: Yikes. I'll keep the balcony door closed. Where should I pick up the key?

    Lucas: I'll drop it in your mailbox on Wednesday night. And I'll bring you something from the East Coast to say thanks.

    Grace: You don't have to, but I won't say no. Have a wonderful time at the wedding.

  8. Frage 8 von 15

    Listen. When does registration for the soccer league close?
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    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

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    Antwort: D. Friday

    Nadia says registration closes on Friday. Tuesday is the night the games are played.

    Transkript

    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

  9. Frage 9 von 15

    Listen. What was Nadia's main concern about joining the league?
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    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

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    Antwort: C. The game times, because she starts work early

    Nadia says her "real problem is the time": games start at nine p.m., and she starts work at seven in the morning.

    Transkript

    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

  10. Frage 10 von 15

    Listen. What does Tom say about the game times?
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    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

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    Antwort: D. About half of the games start at 7:30 p.m.

    Tom says the schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Transkript

    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

  11. Frage 11 von 15

    Listen. What is Nadia most likely to do tonight?
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    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

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    Antwort: A. Register for the league online

    Nadia says, "I'll sign up online tonight." She will borrow Tom's extra shin guards instead of buying them.

    Transkript

    Tom: Nadia, are you still thinking about joining the Tuesday night soccer league?

    Nadia: I want to, but registration closes on Friday, and it costs ninety dollars.

    Tom: That's for the whole season, though. Twelve games.

    Nadia: True. My real problem is the time. The games start at nine p.m., and I start work at seven in the morning.

    Tom: Not all of them. The schedule changes every week, and about half the games start at seven-thirty.

    Nadia: Really? I thought they were all late.

    Tom: Only half. And you could go home right after the game. You don't have to stay for pizza.

    Nadia: Okay, that helps. Do I need my own shin guards?

    Tom: Yes, the league doesn't lend them out. But I have an extra pair you can borrow.

    Nadia: Perfect. I'll sign up online tonight, before I change my mind.

  12. Frage 12 von 15

    Listen. Why can't Kevin and Jess book the Italian restaurant for Saturday?
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    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

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    Antwort: C. It is fully booked

    Jess says the Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Transkript

    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

  13. Frage 13 von 15

    Listen. Why don't they take the Sunday table at the restaurant?
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    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

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    Antwort: A. Their father dislikes eating dinner early

    The Sunday table is at five o'clock, and Jess says their dad hates eating that early.

    Transkript

    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

  14. Frage 14 von 15

    Listen. Where will the anniversary dinner take place?
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    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

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    Antwort: A. At Jess's house

    Kevin's apartment is too small for eight people, so they agree to have the dinner at Jess's house, which has a big dining room.

    Transkript

    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

  15. Frage 15 von 15

    Listen. What will Jess do for the dinner?
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    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

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    Antwort: A. Take care of the cake and decorations

    Jess says Kevin will do the cooking, and she will take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Transkript

    Kevin: Hey, Jess, did you book the restaurant for Mom and Dad's anniversary?

    Jess: Not yet. The Italian place downtown is fully booked on Saturday.

    Kevin: What about Sunday?

    Jess: They have a table at five o'clock, but you know Dad hates eating that early.

    Kevin: True. He'd complain all evening. What if we cook at my place instead?

    Jess: Your apartment is tiny, Kevin. There are eight of us.

    Kevin: Fair point. Your house has that big dining room, though.

    Jess: Okay, we can have it at my house, but you're doing the cooking. I'll take care of the cake and the decorations.

    Kevin: Deal. I'll make Grandma's lasagna. Mom will love that.

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