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MARTIN: |
Are
you going shopping today? |
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EILEEN: |
Yes. |
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MARTIN: |
When are you going shopping? |
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EILEEN: |
After work. I must buy some food. |
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MARTIN: |
Please buy some coffee. |
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EILEEN: |
Don't we have coffee? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I finished the coffee. |
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EILEEN: |
When? |
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MARTIN: |
This morning. I made coffee for breakfast. When did you buy coffee?
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EILEEN: |
I
bought coffee last week. Are you drinking too much coffee? |
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MARTIN: |
I
like coffee. |
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EILEEN: |
When do you drink so much coffee? |
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MARTIN: |
In
the morning. I like coffee in the morning. |
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EILEEN: |
What time is it, Martin? |
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MARTIN: |
It's nine-twenty. |
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EILEEN: |
What time is the train to Pittsburgh? |
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MARTIN: |
At
nine-thirty. |
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EILEEN: |
May
I buy a newspaper? I didn't read the newspaper this morning. |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't know. Can you wait? |
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EILEEN: |
When can I buy the newspaper? |
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MARTIN: |
In
a few minutes. I'm going in a few minutes. |
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EILEEN: |
Martin, are you going to work on Saturday? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I don't like to work on weekends. |
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EILEEN: |
Can
you take Sue and her friends to the park? |
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MARTIN: |
When? |
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EILEEN: |
In
the afternoon. There is a band concert. |
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MARTIN: |
What time is the concert? |
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EILEEN: |
The
concert is at two-fifteen. |
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MARTIN: |
What band is playing? |
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EILEEN: |
There are three school bands playing. Some of Sue's friends are
playing in the band. |
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MARTIN: |
What time are they going to finish? |
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EILEEN: |
At
four o'clock. I want to work on Saturday. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you want to work at home? |
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EILEEN: |
No,
I can't. I want to work at the office. |
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VALERIE: |
Eileen? Hi. How are you? |
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EILEEN: |
Hello! What are you doing here, Valerie? Martin, this is Valerie
McCormick. |
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MARTIN: |
Hello. Eileen told me about you. I'm happy to meet you. |
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VALERIE: |
How
are you? |
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MARTIN: |
Fine thanks. |
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EILEEN: |
Where are you going? What are you doing here? |
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VALERIE: |
I'm
going home. I brought my husband to the train. |
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EILEEN: |
What time is his train? |
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VALERIE: |
It
was at nine-ten. It left. |
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MARTIN: |
Where is he going? |
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VALERIE: |
He's going to Hartford, Connecticut. Where are you going? |
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EILEEN: |
Martin is going to Pittsburgh. |
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VALERIE: |
What time is your train? |
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MARTIN: |
It's at nine-thirty. I'm going now. Goodbye. |
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EILEEN: |
Goodbye. Be careful. |
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VALERIE: |
Goodbye, Martin. |
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