based on Unit 2, Reading ex. 3 Read the dialogues and match them with the names. There are two names you don't need to use Aunt's CatAn Evening OutTea with GrandmaMy Favourite PetAunt's Visit SamBobHi, Bob. How are things?I'm fine, thank you. And how are you?Not so bad, thanks.You don't look very happy. What's the matter?Oh, nothing. It's just ... the cat.The cat? What cat? I didn't know that you had pets.My aunt Sue went away on holiday and left her cat Bandit with me for two weeks. Bandit gives me a lot of problems.Does he? What are the problems?Aunt Sue gave me a big bag of cat food, but Bandit doesn't want any cat food. He asks for fish.I see. You go to the shops to get tasty fish for Bandit after your work, don't you?Yes, I do. And it doesn't make me very happy. But I know I'm doing it for my aunt. MotherTomTom! Yes, Mother? Do you want to go out today? Oh, yes, Mother. Would you like to go to the cinema, the zoo or the park? Can we go to the cinema? I heard there's a new James Bond film on. Yes, dear. We can. Would you like to ask your friend Jim to go with us?This is a wonderful idea, Mother. I'll give him a ring and invite him. I think he will be happy to join us. Good. I know that Jim's parents are away on business and he is staying with his grandmother. I don't think he will say no to a new James Bond film. JaneG. EmmaIt's so good to see you, Grandmother Emma. Please take a seat. Thank you, child. Tea or coffee? I never drink coffee. It's not good for me. I'd like a cup of hot strong tea with milk, please. Here's your tea and some apple pie. Mmm ... Very nice tea and a tasty pie. Thank you, child. Who made it? My husband Don did. He helps me a lot about the house. He washes the plates and we often cook together. My son, your father never cooks. His wife does. I know. But Don likes cooking. Can you stay and have dinner with us? Thank you, child. I'd like to stay and meet your husband.

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basedonUnit2, Readingex.3

Readthedialoguesandmatchthemwiththenames.Therearetwonamesyoudon'tneedtouse

[ ]SamBobHi, Bob.Howarethings?I'mfine, thankyou.Andhowareyou?Notsobad, thanks.Youdon'tlookveryhappy.What'sthematter?Oh, nothing.It'sjust ... thecat.Thecat?Whatcat?Ididn'tknowthatyouhadpets.MyauntSuewentawayonholidayandlefthercatBanditwithmefortwoweeks.Banditgivesmealotofproblems.Doeshe?Whataretheproblems?AuntSuegavemeabigbagofcatfood, butBanditdoesn'twantanycatfood.Heasksforfish.Isee.YougototheshopstogettastyfishforBanditafteryourwork, don'tyou?Yes, Ido.Anditdoesn'tmakemeveryhappy.ButIknowI'mdoingitformyaunt.
[ ]MotherTomTom!Yes, Mother?Doyouwanttogoouttoday?Oh, yes, Mother.Wouldyouliketogotothecinema, thezooorthepark?Canwegotothecinema?Iheardthere'sanewJamesBondfilmon.Yes, dear.Wecan.WouldyouliketoaskyourfriendJimtogowithus?Thisisawonderfulidea, Mother.I'llgivehimaringandinvitehim.Ithinkhewillbehappytojoinus.Good.IknowthatJim'sparentsareawayonbusinessandheisstayingwithhisgrandmother.Idon'tthinkhewillsaynotoanewJamesBondfilm.
[ ]JaneG.EmmaIt'ssogoodtoseeyou, GrandmotherEmma.Pleasetakeaseat.Thankyou, child.Teaorcoffee?Ineverdrinkcoffee.It'snotgoodforme.I'dlikeacupofhotstrongteawithmilk, please.Here'syourteaandsomeapplepie.Mmm ...Veryniceteaandatastypie.Thankyou, child.Whomadeit?MyhusbandDondid.Hehelpsmealotaboutthehouse.Hewashestheplatesandweoftencooktogether.Myson, yourfathernevercooks.Hiswifedoes.Iknow.ButDonlikescooking.Canyoustayandhavedinnerwithus?Thankyou, child.I'dliketostayandmeetyourhusband.