Dialog A.
- Sorry, I’m a bit late! 
- Never mind, I’ve just arrived myself. How was your day?
- Tough. And I feel really hungry. Have you ordered anything yet? 
- I’m going to have a salad and a coffee. But you should have something more substation. 
- I will. Just let me have a look. Ok. I’ll have a green salad and some chicken with potatoes and a dessert.
- They have a very tasty pudding, you should try it.

Dialog B.
- I don’t approve that it happened of your’s. 
- Which one this time?
- Eating or watching TV.
- Why? What’s wrong with it?
- You can’t control the amount of food you consumed when you watch a film. You have already finished two bowls of pop corn and a chocolate bar.
- What? School is really hard and I need to relax. 

Dialog C.
- It was a good idea to get out of the city. Look, the kids a happily flying their kite. 
- Yeah, and they had a hearty meat. I don’t remember them ever eating with such appetite at home. 
- The sandwiches were really good. I liked the baked potatoes very much too. 
- They were burned a bit, but they were ok anyway. 
- Could you pass me an apple please? It’s a pity we have to off soon, they promised the light rain in the evening. 

Dialog D.
- Apple, tomato juice or mineral water for you, sir? 
- Mineral water, without gas. 
- Hear. 
- There is something wrong with my seat. I can’t put it in the right position. 
- Just let me see. Press this button on your left. 
- Oh, thanks. Now it’s fine. Are you serving lunch soon? 
- Yes, in a few minutes. The cart with the lunch boxes is almost ready.

 

A−5: I'm a bit late... have you ordered anything... green salad,some chicken and potato...

B−1: eating and watching... I need to relax.

C−4: go out of the city... children playing... sandwichesvand baked potatoes... promise rain.

D−3: apple juice or mineral water... something is wrong with my seat...