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What was Richard doing when his mum got home?
Richard: My mum was surprised when she came home yesterday.
Girl: Why was that, Richard?
Richard: I was in the kitchen, making some soup. I don't like cooking, but there was no bread for a sandwich and I was hungry.
Girl: Wow! Was it difficult?
Richard: No, not really.
What do Charlie and his family use their garage for?
Charlie: Our house has a garage, but we don't keep our car in it.
Sally: What do you use it for, then?
Charlie: Well, I really want a table tennis table in there but it's full of boxes of old things. And my brother wants to practise in there with his band.
Sally: You'll have to take all the boxes away.
What did Rosie's dad buy yesterday?
Dad: Rosie - are you at home this afternoon? I bought something yesterday, and the shop is bringing it at two.
Rosie: I'll be here. Have you bought a new sofa?
Dad: We don't need one! It's a sink for the new kitchen. We just have to find the right cooker now, then we'll have everything we need.
Who's on the balcony?
Man: Who's that talking outside on the balcony?
Woman: Bethan and her friends. One's Catherine, but I don't know the other girl with them.
Man: I can hear a boy laughing, too.
Woman: That's the TV! Hannah's watching it in the sitting room.
What did Emma paint on her ceiling?
Emma: I finished painting my ceiling last night. It looks great.
Boy: Oh yes? What did you decide to paint on it? The sun or the stars?
Emma: Well, you know my ceiling's light grey? So the stars weren't right. I decided to do clouds instead.
Boy: Good idea!
What is the number of Maria's house?
Boy: Excuse me, do you live on this street?
Maria: Yes, I do. It's the fifth house on the right. The white one.
Boy: Oh yes, I can see. It's really pretty. It's opposite ours. Is yours 15 then?
Maria: Yes, that's right, it is. And yours is 25?
Which is Jason's house?
Jason: When you come to my party on Saturday, Sally, you can see our new house.
Sally: Great. Is it much bigger than your old one?
Jason: Yes, it is. The living room's on the first floor and the bedrooms are on the ground floor.
Sally: Wow. I'd like to live on two floors. Our house has just one floor.
What time is Jenny going to leave school today?
Dad: Hi Jenny. You don't usually call me at ten past three. Is everything OK?
Jenny: Yes dad. I'm calling because I finish school at a different time today.
Dad: It's usually ten past four on Friday isn't it?
Jenny: No, dad, it's ten past four on Thursday! Please come at ten to four today, that's 20 minutes earlier than usual.
What colour does Ben want to paint his bedroom?
Girl: Hello, Ben. Are you going to help your dad paint your bedroom?
Ben: Yes. He prefers red, but I don't like that colour very much. I like blue.
Girl: Oh, I don't like blue. How about green? It's nice and bright.
Ben: I'm sorry. I don't agree! I don't like green bedrooms.
What is Sarah going to do this afternoon?
Tom: Hi Sarah, can we finish our homework project together this afternoon?
Sarah: Oh, sorry Tom, I can't. I'm going to make my mum's birthday cake after lunch.
Tom: Well, what about tomorrow then? I'm going to play football in the morning but I can come round after that.
Sarah: Great! See you then.
