Read the dialogues and decide which of the sentences that follow them are true

A.

Val: When did you begin skateboarding, Nick?

Nick: I started two or three years ago. My friends took me to their favourite place in the park and showed me how to do it.

Val: You do it very well. I think you're a wonderful skateboarder.

Nick: Thank you. Do you like skateboarding?

Val: I like to watch it but I think skateboarding is very difficult.

Nick: Do you want to learn? I can teach you.

Val: Can you? I'd like to be a skateboarder like you. Thank you.

B.

Molly: What's the matter, Tim? Why are you sad?

Tim: I was late for my karate class today. I felt very bad about it.

Molly: I understand you. I always feel bad if I'm late. I try to look at my watch more often and it helps me.

Tim: I haven't got a watch and I don't often think about time. Can it be my problem?

Molly: I think so. Try to decide what you want to do, when you want to do it and watch the time.

Tim: I'll try. I hate being late.

C.

Katy: I say, Max, stop playing your computer games and go for a walk. You must spend more time outdoors.

Max: I don't like going for a walk, it's no fun.

Katy: But you can go cycling or roller-skating with you friends. You have friends, don't you?

Max: I do. Denis is my best friend but I don't think he can find time for roller-skating: he is very busy.

Katy: If you want to be healthy, you must find time for being outdoors.

Max: Will you keep me company? Let's go cycling together.

Katy: Why not? I'll be happy to do it. Let's meet at half past six in the park.

\(^1\) to budget one's time — планировать/распределять время

A

• Nick is a good skateboarder.
• Val is not a bad skateboarder.
• Val doesn't like skateboarding.

B

• Tim does judo.
• Tim knows how to budget \(^1\) his time.
• Molly has a watch.

C

• Max goes for a walk with his friends.
• Katy knows what to do to keep healthy.
• Katy knows that Max has a good friend.