Moving to a new city can be both exciting and scary. Everything is different – the streets, the people, the weather, even the food. At

Jack: So, how was your weekend, Kate? Kate: Great, thanks. I didn’t do much. I met up with friends on Friday night. We went out

M: So, how is your new job going, Lucy? Lucy: It’s great. I love it. I’m happy to go to work every day. M: How

Colin: What are you doing, Gilly? Gilly: Building a new cupboard. Colin: Oh! Why is all this newspaper on the floor? Gilly: To protect it.

Cath: Hi, Vikram. Mmm! Dinner smells delicious! What have you been cooking for me? Vikram: Hi, Cath. I’ve been making a curry. I can’t tell

Bill: I like this restaurant, Janet. Janet: Me too, Bill… and I’m really hungry. Waiter: Are you ready to order? Bill: I am. Are you?

Waiter: Good afternoon. Have you made a reservation? M: Yes, we have. Waiter: Where would you like to sit? F: Can we have a table

Ruth: Hi, Amir. How are you doing? Amir: Oh, Ruth, I’m having such a bad time at work. Our new manager looks down on all

Boris: Hi, Jess. Have you seen Selina today? Jess: Hello, Boris. Sorry, no. I don’t think she’s at work today. Boris: Is she at that

Maria: Hello? Catherine: Hi, Maria! We haven’t seen each other in a long time. Shall we meet up this week? Maria: Good idea, Catherine. When’s