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developing tactics for listening, 5- listening 1

5- listening 1

1. A: What do you feel like eating tonight?

B: Oh, something quick. We had a huge lunch at that Chinese restaurant, so let's just pick up some Fast Fried Chicken.

2. A: I'm really starving. Where can we eat?

B: Well, there's always Pizza Pit or Quick Burger.

A: Pizza sounds better to me than hamburgers. B: Me too. And it's your treat this time.

3. A: Do you want to eat out tonight or would you rather eat at home?

B: We've eaten out a lot this week. I'm perfectly happy to stay home for a change-as long as I don't have to cook.

4. A: Where do you want to eat tonight?

We could try the new Korean restaurant, or would you rather go to the steakhouse?

B: Let's have Korean food. I don't feel like steak tonight.

5. A: I'd like to try a seafood restaurant today. What do you think?

B: Seafood sounds good. I was going to suggest a pizza, but seafood's a lot better.

6. A: Where do you want to eat tonight?

B: I'm really hungry. Do you feel like Mexican food?

A: Sure. We've had Japanese food a lot this week, so Mexican would be a nice change.

7. A: How about hamburgers and French fries for dinner?

B: Oh, I'm sick of junk food. Let's do something really special. Why don't we try that new French restaurant?

A: What's the occasion?

B: I've got something I want to ask you.

A: Well, all right.

8. A: Do you feel like vegetarian food today?

B: Sure. I know a great Thai vegetarian restaurant.

A: Yeah. but I made a great vegetarian spaghetti last night. Do you want to come to my house and try it?

B: Sure. Why not!

5- listening 1 5- Hören 1 5- słuchanie 1 5- audição 1 5- Dinleme 1 5- слухання 1

1. A: What do you feel like eating tonight? R: ¿Qué te apetece comer esta noche?

B: Oh, something quick. B: Oh, algo rápido. We had a huge lunch at that Chinese restaurant, so let's just pick up some Fast Fried Chicken. Tuvimos un gran almuerzo en ese restaurante chino, así que vamos a comprar un poco de Fast Fried Chicken.

2. A: I'm really starving. R: Me muero de hambre. Where can we eat? ¿Dónde podemos comer?

B: Well, there's always Pizza Pit or Quick Burger. B: Bueno, siempre está Pizza Pit o Quick Burger.

A: Pizza sounds better to me than hamburgers. R: La pizza me parece mejor que las hamburguesas. B: Me too. B: Yo también. And it's your treat this time. Y esta vez tú invitas.

3. A: Do you want to eat out tonight or would you rather eat at home? R: ¿Quieres cenar fuera esta noche o prefieres comer en casa?

B: We've eaten out a lot this week. B: Hemos comido mucho fuera esta semana. I'm perfectly happy to stay home for a change-as long as I don't have to cook. Me encanta quedarme en casa para variar, siempre que no tenga que cocinar.

4. A: Where do you want to eat tonight? R: ¿Dónde quieres comer esta noche?

We could try the new Korean restaurant, or would you rather go to the steakhouse? Podríamos probar el nuevo restaurante coreano, ¿o prefieres ir al asador?

B: Let's have Korean food. B: Comamos comida coreana. I don't feel like steak tonight. No me apetece un filete esta noche.

5. A: I'd like to try a seafood restaurant today. R: Hoy quiero ir a una marisquería. What do you think? ¿Qué le parece?

B: Seafood sounds good. B: Marisco suena bien. I was going to suggest a pizza, but seafood's a lot better. Iba a sugerir una pizza, pero el marisco es mucho mejor.

6. A: Where do you want to eat tonight? R: ¿Dónde quieres comer esta noche?

B: I'm really hungry. B: Tengo mucha hambre. Do you feel like Mexican food? ¿Te apetece comida mexicana?

A: Sure. R: Claro. We've had Japanese food a lot this week, so Mexican would be a nice change. Esta semana hemos comido mucha comida japonesa, así que la mexicana sería un buen cambio.

7. A: How about hamburgers and French fries for dinner? R: ¿Qué tal hamburguesas y patatas fritas para cenar?

B: Oh, I'm sick of junk food. B: Oh, estoy harto de la comida basura. Let's do something really special. Hagamos algo realmente especial. Why don't we try that new French restaurant? ¿Por qué no probamos ese nuevo restaurante francés?

A: What's the occasion? R: ¿Qué se celebra?

B: I've got something I want to ask you. B: Quiero preguntarte algo.

A: Well, all right. R: Bueno, está bien.

8. A: Do you feel like vegetarian food today? R: ¿Te apetece hoy comida vegetariana?

B: Sure. I know a great Thai vegetarian restaurant. Conozco un gran restaurante vegetariano tailandés.

A: Yeah. but I made a great vegetarian spaghetti last night. pero anoche hice unos espaguetis vegetarianos estupendos. Do you want to come to my house and try it? ¿Quieres venir a mi casa y probarlo?

B: Sure. Why not! ¿Por qué no?