At home, one. Where is Jane? She is in the living room. What is she doing? She is playing the piano. Where is the car? It is in the garage. Where is the dog? The dog is in front of the door. What is the dog doing? The dog is eating.

At home, two. Where are you? I am in the kitchen. What are you doing? I am cooking dinner. Where are Bill and Mary? They are in the living room. What are they doing? They are watching TV. Where is the cat? She is in the dining room. What is she doing? She is sleeping.

My favorite photographs, one. Who is she? She is my sister. What's her name? Her name is Jennifer. Where is she in this photograph? She's in Toronto. What is that building behind her? She's standing in front of the CN tower.

Location, one. Where is the school? It's between the library and the park. Where is the post office? It's across from the movie theater. Where is the Royal Bank? It's next to the supermarket. Where is the gas station? It's around the corner from the church. Where is the barbershop? It's near the bus station.

Location, two. Excuse me? Can you tell me the way to the nearest bank? Yes, it's on Geneva Street. As a matter of fact, I'm going that way myself. So if you come with me, I will show you. Thanks very much. You are welcome.

Color, one May I help you? Yes, please. I am looking for an umbrella. What's your favorite color? It's black. Sorry, we have no black umbrellas right now. Here is a nice umbrella. But this umbrella is yellow. That's okay. Yellow umbrellas are very popular this year

Color, two. Excuse me? Is this your umbrella? No, it isn't. Are you sure? Yes, I am sure. That umbrella is brown, and my umbrella is yellow.

No Questions. Are you married? No, I'm not. I'm single. Tell me about your new car. Is it large? No, It's not. It is small. Tell me about the questions in your English book. Are they difficult? No, they're not. They are easy. Tell me about your new neighbors. Are they quiet? No, they aren't. They are noisy.

Short answer. Is Alice young or old? She is young. Is Bill tall or short? He is short. Is Albert's apartment big or little? It's small. Were the last examinations easy or difficult? They were difficult. Is Julie married or single? She is single.

Telephone call, two. Hello, Jack. This is Dave. I want to return the book I borrowed from you last night. Will you be home at about six o'clock? Yes, I will. I'll be cooking dinner. Oh! Well! Then I won't come over at six. Why not? I don't want to disturb you. don't worry! You won't disturb me. Okay. I'll see you at six.

What's a grant? My daughter is going to college. That's great, but it must be expensive. Yes, but she has a grant. A grant? what's a grant? The government is giving her money. To pay for her education? That's right? Does it pay for everything? No, she has a loan, too. What's the difference between a loan and a grant? You have to pay back a loan; a grant is a gift.

Do you have a cold? Yes, that's why I'm sneezing so much. I hope you feel better soon. I get a bad cold every winter. Are you Taking anything for your cold? I'm taking Contac. Does it help? Yes, but it makes me sleepy. You'd better not drive then!

I don't feel well What are you looking for? My jacket. I'm going to the doctor. Why? What's the problem? I'm not sure, but I don't feel well. Do you have a fever? No, but I have a pain in my chest. What time is your appointment? 11:30. I'm going now. Bye. Goodbye. I hope it's nothing serious. Thanks. See you.

Can you help me? Can you help me, officer? I'll try. What's the problem? I can't get into my car. Where are your keys? They're in the car. Don't worry. I can open it. How can you do that? With a coat hanger. It's easy. Where can we get a coat hanger? There's one in the police car. Wait here. Thanks a lot! You're very kind.

Taking a cab. Hello. Hello. Where do you want to go? 70 Maple Street, please. 70 mibble Street? No, Maple Street. Maple Street, let's see. Is that near St. David Street? I don't know. I've only been here one week. Oh, where are you from? Toronto.

I hate to get up. I hate to get up in the morning. Me too! What time do you get up? At six o'clock. Why do you get up so early? I have to be at work by seven. I don't get up until eight. You're lucky, what do you do? I own a bookstore. What time does your store open? At eight-thirty.

A hot day. This heat is killing me! Me too! It must be ninety-five degrees. I would like a cold drink. I'll get you one. Thanks. Mmm. This tastes good! It does, jeez. This hot weather makes me lazy. Me too, Get me another drink? I guess if you're lazy no one else is allowed to be! Thanks for understanding!

Phone out of order, one. Hey! Hey! What's wrong? There's something wrong with the phone. I'm getting a strange noise. Are you? I can hear you clearly. Hello! hello! This pay phone might be out of order. I'll call you again with another phone. Hello! How about now? Is there still a strange noise? Yes. Perhaps my phone is out of order. You should get in touch with the phone company.

Phone out of order, two. Hey! What's the matter with the phone? Here listen to this peculiar noise. It doesn't sound like a dial tone. It must be out of order. We'd better notify the phone company. How do we do that? We can't use the phone? Let's go next door and use our neighbour's phone. He's always complaining about people. I don't want to ask any favors of him. How about across the street? I forgot about Mrs. Riley! I'm sure she'd let us use her phone.