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Unit 13: No smoking
Hello.
Is this your bag, sir?
Yes, it is.
You can’t put it up there, sir.
Oh! Mai I put it here?
I’m afraid not.
Mai I put it here?
Yes, of course.
Can I smoke here?
Yes, I think so.
Please, don’t smoke, sir.
You can’t smoke now, I’m afraid.
Sorry, I don’t understand.
You can’t smoke now. Look at the sign. It says “no smoking”.
I’m sorry. I’m very sorry.
Mai I?
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Please don’t sit there.
Look at the sign.
I’m afraid I don’t understand.
Look at the sign.
It says “please keep off the grass”
You can’t sit on the grass.
But you can sit on the seat here.
Sorry
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Excuse me.
Yes, madam. Mai I take your order?
Gin and tonic, please.
Certainly, madam.
Hello, Mary.
Hello Angela, how are you?
Fine thanks.
Here you are, madam.
Thanks.
A drink for you, Mary?
Yes, please. Mai I have a gin a tonic too?
Yes, of course.
Would you get me another gin and tonic, please?
Another gin and tonic. Certainly.
A drink, Bob?
We’re having gin and tonic.
Mai I have a gin and tonic, too?
Another gin and tonic.
Would you get me another gin and tonic?
Certainty, madam.
What’s the time?
Seven o’clock.
Please, excuse me. I’m meeting John at seven fifteen. I’m late.
Thank you.
Shall I bring you the bill, madam?
No, thanks. But would you get a taxi for me, please?
Certainly, madam. Just a moment, please
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May I.
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Shall I get us another drink?
No, thanks. Not now.
What shall we do this evening?
I don’t know.
Let’s go to the cinema.
No. Not this evening.
Jane and Sara are having a party. Shall we go there?
Perhaps Sam Smith is going to the party.
Oh! Then let’s stay here.
No. Let’s go to a restaurant.
Shall we go to an Italian restaurant?
Which one?
“Franco’s”. I like “Franco’s”
I don’t like “Franco’s”, I’m afraid.
And I don’t like Italian food very much.
I prefer Chinese food.
All right. Let’s go to a Chinese restaurant. Is there one near here?
I don’t think so.
All right. Shall we have another drink?
Yes. Let’s have another drink.
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Sorry, Bod. I’m going now.
Oh, all right. Good night; Mary.
Good night.
Shall I get a taxi for you, madam?
No, thank you.
Would you bring him the bill, please?
Certainty, madam.
Good night.
Goodbye.
Your bill, sir.