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    This document provides sample conversations to practice common social expressions. It contains 4 short dialogues where one person (A) makes a request or comment and the other person (B) responds using expressions like "Don't worry", "That's OK", "Excuse me", "Pardon?", and "Now I understand". The conversations demonstrate everyday exchanges about being late, asking to open a window, requesting a camera film, and clarifying the meaning of "exposures".

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    This document provides sample conversations to practice common social expressions. It contains 4 short dialogues where one person (A) makes a request or comment and the other person (B) responds using expressions like "Don't worry", "That's OK", "Excuse me", "Pardon?", and "Now I understand". The conversations demonstrate everyday exchanges about being late, asking to open a window, requesting a camera film, and clarifying the meaning of "exposures".

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    This document provides sample conversations to practice common social expressions. It contains 4 short dialogues where one person (A) makes a request or comment and the other person (B) responds using expressions like "Don't worry", "That's OK", "Excuse me", "Pardon?", and "Now I understand". The conversations demonstrate everyday exchanges about being late, asking to open a window, requesting a camera film, and clarifying the meaning of "exposures".

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    Everyday English

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    This document provides sample conversations to practice common social expressions. It contains 4 short dialogues where one person (A) makes a request or comment and the other person (B) responds using expressions like "Don't worry", "That's OK", "Excuse me", "Pardon?", and "Now I understand". The conversations demonstrate everyday exchanges about being late, asking to open a window, requesting a camera film, and clarifying the meaning of "exposures".

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    EVERYDAY ENGLISH

    Social expressions
    Complete the conversations with the expressions.

    1 A

    . The traffic is bad


    today.

    Don't worry. I'm


    sorry I'm late.

    . Come and sit down.


    We're on page 25.

    2 A
    I m sorry,
    Excuse me.
    That's OK.
    B Yes?
    A Do you have a dictionary?
    B ___________ I don't It's at home.
    A

    3 A It's very hot in here. _

    Really?
    Can I open the window?
    It doesn't matter.

    B ____________? I'm quite cold.


    A OK.____________.

    4 A
    B Can I help you?
    A Can I have a film for my camera?

    Pardon?
    Now I understand!
    Excuse me!
    What does 'exposures'
    mean?

    B How many exposures?


    A____________?

    B How many exposures!


    A ______________________?
    B How many pictures? 24? 36? 40?
    A Ah!____________! 40, please.

    Listen and check. 2 Practise the


    conversations with a partner.
    Unit 4 Take it easy!

    Everyday conversations
    1

    I'm sorry I'm late. The traffic is bad today.

    Don't worry. Come and sit down. We're on page 25.

    Excuse me.

    Yes?

    Do you have a dictionary?

    I'm sorry, I don't. It's at home.

    That's OK.

    It's very hot in here. Can I open the window?

    Really? I'm quite cold.

    OK. It doesn't matter.

    Excuse me!

    Can I help you?

    Can I have a film for my camera?

    How many exposures?

    Pardon?

    35

    How many exposures?

    What does 'exposures' mean

    How many pictures? 24? 36? 40?

    Ah! Now I understand! 40, please.

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