Ключи к уроку 10.

3.1

A Would you like to come to a ballet with me tonight?

B That would be lovely.

A There is the ‘Swan Lake’ at the Hermitage Theatre. Do you care to see it?

B I just adore music by Tchaikovsky.

A Shall we say round about seven?

B Right. See you then.

3.2

A I’dlike to book two seats for tonight.

B The front row of the dress circle is free.

A How much are the tickets?

B $120.

A Haven’t you got anything a little cheaper?

B No, I’m afraid not.

3.3

A I think, this is absolutely terrific, isn’t it?

B Yes, it is. Now I can see why they have got such great reviews

A The staging is above criticism.

B And the costumes as well.

A Shall we go to the café in the foyer and have something to drink?

B Why not?

4.1

А Do you feel like going to the theatre?

B No thanks, I’m really not in the mood for it this evening

А What about a pop music concert then?

B That would be very nice.

А I’ll pick you up at about eight.

B OK. I’ll be ready.

4.2

А Is it still possible to get two tickets for Sunday night?

B Yes. Would you like something in the rear stalls or in the back stalls?

А In the back stalls.

B That’s € 60.

А Here you are.

B Thank you.

4.3

А Today’s programme looks interesting, doesn’t it?

B Indeed. Part one is Vivaldi, and part two is Beethoven Nine, an all time favourite.

A I think, this is absolutely fabulous, isn’t it?

B Terrific. It makes me cry.

A Hm. Trattini… I don’t think much of that Italian conductor, do you?

B I have never heard him, but he has got such great reviews.

6.1

A I think we could go to the Philharmonic society.

B I don’t think I will, thanks anyway.

A Would you care to see a pantomime?

B I’d like that very much. Thank you. It’s a long time since I saw a good show.

A Let’s make it 7.30 at your place.

B Right. See you then.

6.2

A I’ like to book two seats for tonight.

B I’m sorry. Everything is booked.

A Is it still possible to get tickets for Saturday night?

B The front row of the dress circle is free.

A How much are the tickets?

B € 40 each.

A Haven’t you got anything a little cheaper?

B No, I’m afraid that’s all there is.

6.3

A Will you join me for a drink in the foyer?

B With pleasure.

A What would you like to drink?

B Red wine for me.

A Red wine and white wine, please. … Are you enjoying the performance?

B I am. This is the best I have ever seen this comedy performed.

1. c; 2. a; 3. e; 4. b; 5. d; 6. f;

1. d; 2. b; 3. a; 4. f; 5. c; 6.;

1. ballet, 2. comedy, 3. tragedy, 4. opera, 5. musical

1. for, 2. in, 3. above, 4. in, 5. about, 6. for, 7. of

1. d; 2. e; 3. f; 4. b; 5. c; 6. a;

1. b; 2. c; 3. a; 4. d; 5. f;

1. in, 2. on, 3. on, 4. at, 5. in, 6. for

1. И, 2. Л, 3. И, 4. Л, 5.Л, 6. И, 7. И, 8. Л

1. Sorry, I’m meeting Vicky Simpson on Monday.
2. Sorry, I’m giving a presentation for Tempex people on Tuesday.
3. Sorry, I’m translating a contract with RGK on Wednesday.
4. Sorry, I’m driving Nick to the airport on Thursday.
5. Sorry, I’m visiting aunt Edna on Friday.
6. Sorry, I’m having dinner with Karlo.

1. can’t; 2. must; 3. can’t; 4 may; 5. must; 6. may.

A Is there any good film on tonight?

B I can’t say.

A Did we send the sales literature to Pskov?

B I don’t know.

A Where is Rosa?

B I really don’t know.

A Do you provide a full range of secretarial services?

B Sorry, I can't say.

21.

A When does the train from Manchester arrive?

B I have no idea.

А When does the performance start?

В I don’t know.

А How long has Mr.. Vologdin been working for our company?

В I really don’t know.

А Is Mr. Foster coming tomorrow morning?

В Sorry, I can’t say.

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