Default Default Default One Question Per Page false false A: Are you OK?<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; B: Yeah. I'm just a bit worried. I got my credit card bill today. 1 A: Your credit card bill? What's the problem with it? A: Sandra's cat? What did she say? A: Well, only warm drinks for you from now on. When did it start? A: Your credit card bill? What's the problem with it? 2 B: Well nothing - because I haven't told her. I was playing with Tiger and perhaps it was my fault. But it really hurts. And this isn't the first time she's bitten me. B: Well, it's huge. It's a lot more than I thought. I don't remember spending that much. B: I think it was Sunday lunch. I was alright during the main course, but the ice cream afterwards… well, it was like knitting needles to the brain… B: Well, it's huge. It's a lot more than I thought. I don't remember spending that much. 2 A: Have you been to the dentist? A: Have you phoned the bank? A: Have you ever said anything to Sandra? A: Have you phoned the bank? 1 B: No, not yet. I need to check what I've spent this month first. B: Well, not really. It's her flat. What could I say? B: Do you think I should? These things just go away eventually, don't they? Once the hole fills up with… food? B: No, not yet. I need to check what I've spent this month first. 1 A: Sue - you must phone the bank now. What if someone else has got your details and has been using it? A: Mo – if this happens a lot you have to tell her. She'd listen, wouldn't she? A: Deano – if it's that bad you're going to have to go to the dentist. I presume you can still eat? A: Sue - you must phone the bank now. What if someone else has got your details and has been using it? 2 B: Yes, of course. If it's no too hot. Or cold. Or acid. Or sweet. B: Oh I don't know. It's probably me – I don't keep a record of what I spend. I'll just have to pay it. B: Yes, course she would. But if I sit on the other sofa everything's okay and there's no problem. B: Oh I don't know. It's probably me – I don't keep a record of what I spend. I'll just have to pay it. 2 A: Don't be ridiculous, Mo. You can't spend your life avoiding a cat. Have a wor.d with Sandra tonight when you get home A: Don't be so stupid Sue! You have to check it out. If you don't want to phone, then go and speak to them. You can go at lunchtime. A: Look Deano, you're being stupid. We'll go to the dentists as soon as we finish this job. A: Don't be so stupid Sue! You have to check it out. If you don't want to phone, then go and speak to them. You can go at lunchtime. 2 B: Well, if you think it's that important. But I don't like people's fingers in my mouth… B: Yes, I suppose you're right. But I promised John I'd buy him lunch today. B: Do you think so? I don’t want to annoy her. B: Yes, I suppose you're right. But I promised John I'd buy him lunch today. 1 A: I'll buy John a packet of sandwiches – don't worry. Your money is more important. A: Would you like me to be there? We could say I came round to borrow a DVD. A: I'll come with you, if you're a bit nervous. I don't mind waiting. A: I'll buy John a packet of sandwiches – don't worry. Your money is more important. 3 B: Thanks, Julie. But it's okay – I'll have a word with her. B: Thanks, Sally. But I can go by myself. I'm not that scared. B: Well thanks Sam. Are you sure? I can always go tomorrow. B: Well thanks Sam. Are you sure? I can always go tomorrow. 1 A: Do it today! It's absolutely no problem for me. A: Who said you were? But seriously, I don't mind at all. A: I don't mind coming. I enjoy watching a difficult conversation. A: Do it today! It's absolutely no problem for me. 1 B: OK. That's really kind of you. Thanks. B: Yeah, great. I think not ... B: Thanks Sally. https://339efcb25eb75e967b0d-ff8eeadd950d51fd1fc939dca75b3973.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/assets_green.swf