1.
A: Listen, I've got some tickets for a great play on Sunday night. Are you free, Melanie?
B: Sunday night? Yeah, I'm free. What kind of play is it?
A: A musical.
B: Oh. Actually, I don't really like musicals. Thanks, anyway. Some other time, maybe.
A: Oh, sure.
2.
A: There's a great new Mexican restaurant downtown. Would you like to try it, Jake? We could go there for dinner on Friday night.
B: That sounds great. I love Mexican food.
A: Maybe after dinner we could take a walk in the park.
B: Yeah. I haven't been to the park in a long time. And it's supposed to be really nice out.
3.
A: Are you doing anything tonight, Sarah? How about seeing a movie?
B: A movie? I'd like to, but I'm really tired.
A: Are you sure? There's a new French movie I'm dying to see.
B: I really think I'd better stay home tonight. I've been out nearly every night this week. Maybe some other time?
A: Sure.
4.
A: I'm going to the park with some friends for a barbecue this weekend.
B: That sounds fun.
A: Would you like to come with us, Ben? We're going on Sunday afternoon.
B: Sunday afternoon? I'd love to. Uh. . wait.. .I just remembered, I'm going to a baseball game with my dad. He got the tickets a month ago.
A: That sounds cool, too. Enjoy the game.
5.
A: Do you like ice skating, Jen?
B: I've never tried it.
A: Then you have to try it. How about Thursday or Friday night?
B: Thursday night is no good for me. I have a Spanish class.
A: Is Friday night okay?
B: Yes, it's fine.
A: Terrific. You'll love it. Then after we finish, we can get something to eat downtown.
B: Okay. Thanks.
6.
A: Would you like to see a tennis match with me on Sunday afternoon, Steven?
B: Sunday? What am I doing on Sunday afternoon? That should be okay. I don't think I have any plans.
A: Great. And maybe after the match we could see a movie?
B: Sounds good. |
