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Sample Sidebar Module

This is a sample module published to the sidebar_bottom position, using the -sidebar module class suffix. There is also a sidebar_top position below the search.
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                       59. WAITING FOR AUNT GWEN

Alan: It’s 7:30 (half past seven), Amy. dinner ready yet? I’m awfully hungry.

Amy: Dinner ready, Alan. But we must wait for aunt Gwen. you forgotten she’s coming for dinner tonight?

Alan: Oh,she? Then whyshe so late?

Amy: I’ve no idea. Wait a minute.it 5th (the fifth) or 6th (the sixth) today? I hope In’t made a mistake about the date.

Alan: It’s Wednesday, 6th (Wednesday the sixth).

Amy: That’s all right then. She ought here any minute now.

Alan: We can ring her up, can’t we? What’s her telephone number?

Amy: It’s 0208 736 32 36, I think.

Alan: But you n’t sure, you?

Amy: No, I’m not. I know her first figure is a “naught”. But I’m not

sure about the second and the third. Perhaps, it’s 0209.

(The doorbell rings). Oh, here she. Open the door, Alan.

Alan: (The doorbell rings again). All right, aunt Gwen, I’m coming!

Debby: Hello, Alan! What a pity I’m not aunt Gwen!

Alan: Debby! What a surprise!

Amy: Howyou, Debby! How nice to see you!

Alan: Let’s sit down to dinner at once.

Debby: To dinner? areyou having a dinner party? I hope I’m not on the way.

Alan: Oh, no, not at all! You must stay and have dinner with us.

Amy: Yes, of course, Debby.

Debby: Thank you! That’s very kind of you. But you’re waiting for

aunt Gwen, aren’t you?

Amy: Yes, Alan, we really mustn’t start without her.

Alan: But I’m awfully hungry.

Amy: Nonsense, darling! You can’t . n’t you had a good

lunch today?

Alan: Oh, well. Let’s have a drink then. (The doorbell rings). Oh good! That must  auntie. Now we can have dinner at last.

LISTEN AND REPEAT

Amy: it 5th (the fifth) or 6th (the sixth) today?

Alan: It’s Wednesday, 6th (Wednesday the sixth).

Amy: Then aunt Gwen iscoming for dinner tonight. She ought here any minute now.

Alan: We can ring her up, can’t we?

Amy: Her phone number0208 736 32 36. I’m not sure about the second or the third.

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                                           60. AT DINNER

Debby: Could you, please, pass me the salt Alan? Thank you! This rib eyevery good.

Amy: I’m glad you like it, Debby. Have some more!

Debby: No, thank you, I really couldn’t.

Amy: And you, auntie?

Aunt Gwen: No, thank you, Amy, my dear!

Alan: Whatyou going to give us next, Amy?

Amy: Apple tart. Pass me this small piece please, Alan.

Alan: Here you!

Amy: Here’s the custard. Would you like some, auntie?

Aunt Gwen: No, thank you, I never take custard.

Amy: Debby?

Debby: Yes, please!

Amy: Now I must go and make some coffee.

Alan: Let’s have it in a sitting room.

Aunt Gwen:You aregiving us a very good dinner, Amy.

Amy: It’s nice you to say so, auntie. Would you like some tea and

biscuits, perhaps?

Aunt Gwen: That’s a good idea!

Debby: Shall I help you with the coffee, Amy?

Amy: Oh, no,n’t bother, Debby. Stay here and keep an eye on Alan. n’t let him eat up all the custard.

LISTEN AND REPEAT

Debby: This rib eyevery good.

Amy: Have some more, Debby!

Debby: No, thank you, I really couldn’t.

Amy: Would you like some tea and biscuits, perhaps?

Alan: Yes, please!

Aunt Gwen: Thereno sugar in my tea. Could I have some sugar, please?

Please pass me the sugar.

Alan: There’s no salt in this soup. Could I have some salt, please?

Please pass me the salt.

Aunt Gwen: There’s no gravy on my meat. Could I have some gravy, please?

Please pass me the gravy.

Amy: you like apple tart, Debby?

Debby: Yes, I.

Amy: Would you like some?

Debby: Yes, please.

Amy: Alan, take the apple tart in the kitchen.

Debby: Thank you.

Amy: you like custard?

Debby: Yes, I.

Amy: Would you like some?

Debby: Yes, please.

Amy: Alan, get the custard from the kitchen.

Debby: Thank you.

Amy: Shall I go and make some coffee now?

Alan: Yes, please !

Debby: Shall I help you with the coffee, Amy?

Amy: No, Debby,n’t bother.

Debby: Shall I keep an eye on Alan?

Amy: Yes, please!

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                           61. AMY WANTS A JOB

Amy: You know Mr Bell, Debby,n’t you?

Debby: Bell at The Bell Enterprises? Yes, I.

Amy: I’ve heard they want a secretary.

Debby: Oh,you want to apply, Amy?

Amy: Yes, as a matter of fact I. But I’m afraid I’m not good enough for work like this.

Debby: Not good enough? Why? You know that kind of work,n’t you?

Amy: Well, yes, I. Iworked at an office. But surely they need someone more experienced.

Debby: Can you use computer programs?

Amy: Yes, I can. I can use Excel and Windows and a few others.

Debby: Not bad. And you can use ZOOM and Skype and WhatsApp,

can’t you?

Amy: Yes, certainly.

Debby: And you speak French a little, n’t you, Amy?

Amy: Very little, I’m afraid.

Debby: Oh well, In’t think they have a lot of French

correspondence. You ought to apply for the job, Amy.

Amy: But I hear Susan Grahamgoing to apply too.

 

Debby: Well, what about it?

Amy: She works on a computer faster than I, n’t she?

Debby: In’t know if she .

Amy: And speaks French,n’t she?

Debby: That’s not true. She only thinks she .

Amy: But she knows Mr Bell,n’t she? And In’t.

Debby: Andn’t think that’s  going to help her. Besides, shealways so careless in her work. So I know Mr Bell too. Shall I

talk to him about you, Amy?

Amy: Oh yes, please, Debby.

REPEAT ADDING A QUESTION TAG AS IN THE FIRST EXAMPLE.

Amy: I expect you know Mr Bell, Debby. - You know Mr Bell,n’t you, Debby?

Debby: I suppose you want a job, Amy. - You want a job,n’t

you, Amy?

 

Debby: I believe you can use computer programs, Amy. - You can use

computer programs, can’t you Amy?

I think you speak a little French. - You speak a little French,n’t you?

 

I’m afraid, Susan speaks French very well. - Susan speaks French very well, n’t she?

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