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• What's going on? [exp] - What's happening?
• you two [exp] - you two people
• old-fashioned [adj] - not modern

[adj] - adjective,  [exp] - expression

Marie	Cheryl	Bob	Paul

• Marie, Cheryl, Bob and Paul all work in a travel agency.
• Bob and Cheryl are engaged.
• David Doolittle is a handsome actor.

1. What did Marie steal?
   David Doolittle's cellphone
   Cheryl's cellphone
   Paul's cellphone
   
   
2. Where did Marie put it?
   under the table
   in her pocket
   in her purse
   
   
3. What does Cheryl think of Marie's action?
   She thinks it is romantic.
   She thinks it is wrong.
   She has no opinion.
   
   
4. What do Bob and Paul think of Marie's action?
   They think it is romantic.
   They think it is wrong.
   They have no opinion.
   
   
5. Who does Marie want to go out with?
   Paul
   Bob
   David Doolittle
   
   
6. What does Marie plan to do?
   Call him tonight.
   Tell him she found his phone.
   Ask him out for dinner.
   Have a one night stand with him.
   
   
7. Who thinks it is okay for women to ask out men for dinner?
   Marie
   Cheryl
   Bob
   Paul
   
   
8. What does Marie call Cheryl?
   romantic
   old-fashioned
   dishonest
   
   
9. Where did Bob and Cheryl first meet?
   at work
   at the park
   at the beach
   
   
10. What did Bob help Cheryl do there?
    Help her find her lost bag.
    Help her buy a new bag.
    Help her steal someone's bag
    
    
11. How long did Bob and Cheryl look for Cheryl's bag?
    2 minutes
    5 minutes
    2 hours
    
    
12. How long did it take for Bob to find Cheryl's bag?
    2 minutes
    5 minutes
    2 hours
    
    
13. What does Cheryl think of Bob's actions?
    She thinks it is romantic.
    She thinks it is wrong.
    She has no opinion.
    
    

Directions: 1) Read the conversation and choose the best preposition to complete the sentence. 2) Listen and check your answers.

• Well, I still think it's wrong.
• Cheryl . . .
• What's going on?
• Marie just stole David Doolittle's cell phone.
• David Doolittle was here?
• I didn't steal it. He left it, and I’m waiting to return it --- Ø until at by (until) tonight.
• He asked if it was --- Ø in at under (under) the table. You said it wasn't.
• It wasn't --- Ø in at under (under) the table because it was --- Ø in at under (in) my pocket.
• Well, I think that's wrong.
• It's not wrong. He'll get his phone back.
• What do you two think?
• Well . . .
• Um . . .
• What are you going to do --- Ø in at for (Ø) now?
• I’m going to call --- Ø in to for (Ø) him tonight, tell --- Ø in to for (Ø) him I found his phone, and ask --- Ø in to for (Ø) him to meet me --- Ø in to for (for) dinner.
• You're going to ask --- Ø in to for (Ø) him --- Ø in to for (to) dinner?
• Sure. Why not?
• Women don’t ask --- Ø in to for (Ø) men --- Ø in to for (to) dinner. Do they?
• Oh, don't be so old-fashioned, Cheryl. This is the twenty-first century. Women ask --- Ø in at for (Ø) men out --- Ø in to for (to) dinner all the time. Don't they?
• Well, I still think it's wrong. You should have given him the phone.
• Cheryl, I have to tell you something.
• What?
• Do you remember when we met?
• Of course. I was --- Ø in at for (at) the park. I'd lost my bag and you helped me find it. It took us --- Ø in after for (Ø) two hours. We talked and talked and I became more interested --- Ø in at for (in) Bob than --- Ø in at for (in) finding the bag.
• Well, actually, I found your bag --- Ø in after for (in) two minutes, but I waited --- Ø in after for (Ø) two hours to tell you. I thought you were the most amazing woman I had ever met. If you had found your bag right away, you would have left and we wouldn't be here --- Ø in at for (Ø) right now.
• That is so romantic! That's why I love this man!
• See? If it worked --- Ø in at for (for) Bob, it might work --- Ø in at for (for) me.
• You and David Doolittle! That would be fantastic! Call! Call him!