Question

3 Everyday English Use the sentences to complete s dialogue. One sentence isn't necess What do you do? What qualities have you got for this Please have a seat. When can you s Are you fit and hardworking? You have to work on Saturdays and Sun A: Hi, thanks for coming. 1) B: Thank you. M Al A: What's your name? B: Abigail A: How old are you, Abigail? B: I'm 16. 74 A: 2) 2 B: I'm at school, but I want to get a time job to save some money. A: That's great. 3) 8: I'm calm and patient, but I'm creative and enthusiastic. Oh, and kids! I've got three little sisters a always look after them. T Ca is that A: Good. 4) B: Yes, that's fine. I can work evenings, A: 5) B: This weekend. A: Brilliant! Come over at seven do You can meet the children then,​

Answer 1

A: Hi, thanks for coming.

B: Thank you. My name is Abigail.

A: What do you do?

B: I'm at school, but I want to get a part-time job to save some money.

A: What's your name?

B: Abigail.

A: How old are you, Abigail?

B: I'm 16.

A: What qualities have you got for this job?

B: I'm calm and patient, but I'm also creative and enthusiastic. Oh, and I love kids! I've got three little sisters, and I always look after them. That counts, right?

A: Please have a seat.

B: Thank you.

A: Are you fit and hardworking?

B: Yes, that's fine. I can work evenings.

A: You have to work on Saturdays and Sundays. Is that okay?

B: This weekend.

A: When can you start?

B: Brilliant! Come over at seven tomorrow. You can meet the children then.