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At the Community Centre - LINC 2.32

Published on Tuesday, June 19, 2012 in , , ,



Conversation 2: Vocabulary
ANTHONY: Hi.
CLERK: Hi. How can I help you?
ANTHONY: Do you have any classes that will teach me how to
dance?
CLERK: Yes, we do. Do you know what kind of dancing you would
like to learn?
ANTHONY: Well, I already know how to waltz and fox-trot.ballroom
dancing. I want to learn to do Latin American dancing.
CLERK: We have a number of several or a fewdifferent classes. This
form gives you all the information. If you would like to register for it, you can fill out the form on the back.
ANTHONY: Just one more thing! I'm also looking for a class
that will teach mehow to fix a car.
CLERK: We have half-day classes in car maintenance look after your car or
take care of your car on the weekends. Would you like to
register for one?
ANTHONY: I'm not sure. Will it show me how to rebuildbuild
again an engine?
CLERK: I don't think so. It's pretty basic. It shows people
how to change the oil and the brakestop the car with the brakes fluid, things
like that.
ANTHONY: Oh, I'm looking for something more
advanced.
CLERK: Why don't you talk to the instructor? His name and his
number are on this sheet.
ANTHONY: Okay, I'll do that. Thanks.
CLERK: You're welcome.
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Shoe Repairs - LINC Video 2.25

Published on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 in , , ,

would   ·  found   ·  offered   ·  gave   ·  fix   ·  pick   ·  was   ·  fixing   ·  cost   ·  brought   ·  went   ·  had   ·  wanted   ·  broke   ·  could   ·  take   ·  asked   ·  thought   ·  misunderstood   ·  stopped   ·  said  
Watch the video with captions on. Listen and read. Click on the title,   Shoe Repairs - LINC Video 2.25 to go to the quiz page. Click and Drop a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Click on the Check, Show, and Clear buttons to check, show and clear the answers.
Tasha Starski going to a party, but she the heel on her shoe. She in at the shoe repair shop. She the shoemaker if he fix it right away. He said he to take care of something first. Tasha asked how long it take to fix the heel and he fifteen minutes. She misunderstood him at first and he said fifty minutes. She was relieved it would only fifteen minutes. The new heel would her $4.50. After that, another woman came into the shoe repair shop to up a pair of shoes she had in yesterday. The man asked her for her claim check. She new soles. The man said they cost $10.50, but the woman . She thought he said $10.15 and she him a dime and a nickel in change. Finally, the man had time to Tasha’s heel. While he was it, the two women talked. They out that they were both going to the same party. What a coincidence! Hamidah Tasha a ride to the party and Tasha said yes. The two women to the party together.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English
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Listen and Choose the Correct Picture - Favours

Published on Saturday, June 9, 2012 in , ,


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Small Buisness - LINC Video 1.03

Published on Thursday, June 7, 2012 in , , , , ,

telephone   ·  rules   ·  have   ·  please   ·  identification   ·  address   ·  know   ·  your   ·  clerk   ·  spell   ·  bookkeeping   ·  licence   ·  social   ·  last   ·  form   ·  business   ·  sign  
Watch the video with captions on. Listen and read. Click on the title,   Small Buisness Application Form to go to the quiz page. Click and Drop a word in the box above and then in the correct space. Click on the Check, Show, and Clear buttons to check, show and clear the answers.
Tomoko goes to Richmond City Hall to apply for a small licence. She wants to open a business in her home. The asks her the following questions to fill out the application :
Could I have name please?
Could I have your name please?
Could you that?
Do you a middle name?
Could I have your please?
Do you your postal code?
Could I have your number?
Can I please have your insurance number?
Could I have your business address ?
Can I please see two pieces of ?
Could you please here?
The clerk tells her that her business will come in the mail and she will receive an invoice. He gives her a brochure that explains the about small businesses in Richmond. Tomoko thanks the clerk.
This exercise has been made using a free generator and script at Random Idea English
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