'Hello Carla. It's Roger. Are you okay?' 'How did you get my number?' 'We have our ways. It wasn't that difficult..' 'Wait! Let me guess. It was the credit card, right?' 'Yes. The credit card. Come on Carla. We are FBI. It's easy for us to find a number.' 'Well, if you can do it, … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 30
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'How much was the game?' 'I told you, Mum. It cost me $15.' 'So where is the rest of the money?' 'I don't have it.' 'What do you mean you don't have it? I gave you $50 and you said you would bring the rest of the money back.' 'I know that I said that.' … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 29
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'So where are they?' 'They're on their way. They will be here shortly.' 'What do you mean they will be here shortly? It's half past six. You said we would meet at six.' 'Yes, I know that I said that. I really didn't expect them to be so late.' 'So, how much longer do we … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 28
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'Where is he?' 'He left an hour ago.' 'Why did you let him go?' 'And what were we supposed to do? We couldn't tie him to the chair.' 'Why didn't you call me earlier?' 'What do you mean earlier? We called you as soon as he walked into the offices and asked for you. You … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 27
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'Open the door, please!' 'No.' 'Come on! Open the door!' 'No, I won't. Just go away.' 'I need to talk to you. Really.' 'But I don't. I don't want to talk to you. I want you to go away and leave me alone.' 'Listen, I know you are a bit angry about what happened yesterday. … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 26
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'Can I ask you something?' 'Sure. Go ahead.' 'When was the last time you talked to Peter?' 'I don't know exactly. It may be a month or a little bit longer. Why are you asking?' 'Because I talked to him yesterday.' 'And?' 'And he wanted me to lend him some money. A lot of money.' … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 25
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'When do you need to be there?' 'I made an appointment for half past five. I still have two hours, no rush.' 'OK. So, you have time for a cup of coffee.' 'Yes, I have the time, but I don't feel like having coffee again. I already had two cups of coffee in the morning.' … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 24
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'How are you, Jack?' 'Not bad, not bad. But it could be better. I didn't sleep much last night. I need to survive this day and tomorrow I will feel much better.' 'Why didn't you sleep much last night? I hope you are not ill!' 'No, not at all! I just needed to finish one … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 23
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'This month was not very good. We didn't get enough orders.' 'Yes, I know. There weren't many orders, but we sold something.' 'Something is not enough. We need to sell more. And Peter is at the hospital. That's not good.' 'When is he coming back to work?' 'I don't know exactly. He called me in … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 22
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'Will you lend me your car for tomorrow?' 'My car? Why? What happened to yours?' 'They stole it.' 'What? You're kidding me!' 'No, I'm not. Really, they stole my car.' 'Who did?' 'I don't know. They stole the car, but they didn't leave their name and phone number. You know how it goes.' 'Don't be … Continue reading L-2: Dialogues 21
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