
1.
- A: Shall we take a break from bargain hunting and have a coffee?
B: That sounds like a good idea. - A: Do you have a few minutes to help me?
B: Yeah, sure. - A: I don’t understand. What do you mean by ‘trending’?
B: Oh, don’t worry. I’ll explain later. - A: I’m trying to download some photos. Can you help me?
B: Sure. Do you know why it isn’t working?
A: I think the file’s too big. It looks like that’s what is causing the problem.
2.
- This is Carlos. He comes from Spain.
- Peter is on his way. He is coming by bus.
- I see your point, but I don’t agree with you.
- You’re quiet? What are you thinking about?
- What do you think of the new James Bond film?
- I imagine you’re very tired after your journey.
- Jamal isn’t here. He is having his lunch.
- Does anybody have any questions?
- The umbrella’s not mine. I think it belongs to Annette.
- Yuck! This soup tastes horrible. And it looks disgusting, too.
- I’m looking for my keys. Do you know where they are?
3.
- Online shopping seems to become more popular every year.
- According to a recent report, over half of US consumers with internet access now prefer shopping online, and just 1% say they have never shopped online.
- Experts know that consumers spend on average around $100 per online order.
- The most common types of goods bought online include electronics, books, clothing and household goods.
- There are a number of reasons why online shopping is increasing.
- Cheaper prices and a large variety of products are the main reasons, according to the survey.
- The ability to compare products and read reviews is another reason.
- Most online shoppers say that they often make a decision to buy a product when five or more reviewers agree that the product is good value for money.
- Most online shoppers say that they often make a decision to buy a product when five or more reviewers agree that the product is good value for money.
