Battle 1
Listening and Reading (American)
Part 2
Весь материал взят из учебника American English File Starter
11 It’s an easy exercise.
I live in an old house.
She’s an American actress.
She has an expensive apartment.
It’s a nice evening.
I have a black and white cat.
12 - Welcome to City Coffee.
- Hi, a coffee and a chocolate brownie, please.
- What kind of coffee? Espresso, Americano, cappuccino, or latte?
- A cappuccino, please.
- Regular or large?
- Regular. How much is it?
- Six dollars and twenty cents, please.
- Here you are.
- Thanks. Here’s your change.
13 - What kind of coffee is that?
- This is a large latte.
- How much is it?
- It’s $4.25.
- What kind of coffee is that?
- This is a regular latte.
- How much is it?
- It’s $2.75.
- What kind of coffee is that?
- It’s a regular coffee.
- How much is it?
- It’s $2.25.
- What kind of coffee is that?
- It’s a large cappuccino.
- How much is it?
- It’s $4.50.
14 He’s Hugh Grant's brother.
She’s Naomi Campbell's mother.
He’s J.K. Rowling's husband.
She's Antonio Banderas's ex-wife,
He's Will Smith’s father.
She’s Kate Winslet’s sister.
15 - Hey, Jeremy. How’s your new car?
- It’s great. It’s big, black, and fast.
- Is it expensive?
- No, it isn’t. It’s an old car.
- This is a picture of Jessica’s new boyfriend.
- Wow! He’s very tall.
- Yes. And he’s very good-looking.
- Is he American?
- No, he isn’t. He’s Italian.
- Is that your son?
- Yes, it is.
- Wow, he’s great.
- Thanks. He’s small, but he’s fast.
16 - Look. They’re great.
- Yes, they are. But, uh, what are they?
- They’re gloves.
- Oh, OK. Yes, they are great!
- Excuse me, ma’am. What’s in your bag?
- Excuse me? My bag?
- Yes. Open your bag, please.
- OK. A laptop, a phone, a wallet, and pens.
- Thank you.
- Hi, Robert. Happy birthday!
- Is it for me? Thanks! What is it?
- Sit down and open it.
- A watch! Thanks. It’s great!
17 - Excuse me, miss! Is this your bag?
- Oh! Yes, it is! Thank you.
- Good afternoon.
- Hello. We’re Paul Jones and Martin Smith. We have reservations.
- Let’s see ... Yes. Rooms 625 and 626. Here are your keys.
- Thank you.
- Thanks!
- What’s that music?
- Sorry, it’s my cell phone. Oh, hi, Andy.
- Excuse me, what’s this word?
- Look in the dictionary.
- How much is it?
- Twenty dollars.
- Is a credit card OK?
- Yes, of course.
18 - What’s this?
- It’s a postcard.
- Are these sunglasses?
- Yes, they are.
- Is that a toy?
- No, it isn’t. It’s a hat.
- What are those?
- They’re gloves.
19 - Excuse me. What is this? Is it a toy?
- No, it isn’t. It’s a keychain.
- Oh, OK. It’s cute!
- Is that for sale?
- The hat? Yes, that’s twenty dollars.
- Is it from Mexico?
- Yes, it’s a Mexican hat.
- Excuse me. What are those?
- They’re gloves.
- Oh, they’re cute! And is that a hat?
- Yes, it is.
- Are these sunglasses?
- Yes, they are. They’re fifteen dollars.
- Oh! That’s a lot. I’m sorry. Bye.
- Excuse me, miss! Is this your bag?
- Oh, yes, it is. Thanks!
- You’re welcome. So, how about ten dollars for the sunglasses?
- Really? OK!
- Are those sunglasses?
- Those? Yes, they’re sunglasses. They’re two dollars.
- Two dollars? Are they good?
- They aren’t good, but they’re OK.
- Are these maps of the city?
- Yes. They’re ten dollars.
- Ten dollars! That’s a lot!
- They’re great maps.
20 - That’s a cute picture. Is she your daughter?
- No, she isn’t. She’s my sister’s daughter.
- Oh. How old is she?
- She’s five, and her name is Peggy.
- Hi, Tom. Who’s the woman in the picture?
- That’s Elizabeth. She’s in my English class.
- She’s very good-looking. Is she your girlfriend?
- Yes, she is.
- Lucky you!
- Where’s my cell phone?
- It’s there - on the chair.
- No, that isn’t my phone. It’s my sister’s.
- Oh. Is it in your bag?
- Yes, it is.
- Look. That’s Mia’s car.
- Is that her husband?
- Yeah. His name’s Eric.
- Eric Lee?
- No, that’s Mia’s last name. His last name is Cho.
