A table for two
A two-voice conversation with five questions on the main idea, details and speaker intention.
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Where are the speakers?
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Correct answer: In a café
They discuss a table, menus and ordering food.
How many people is the table for?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: Two
Mia asks for a table for two.
Why does Mia choose to sit inside?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: It is cold
Mia says it is cold today.
What does Mia ask to drink?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: Water
She asks for two glasses of water.
Why does Mia wait before ordering food?
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Correct answer: Her friend has not arrived
Her friend is coming in five minutes, and she wants to wait.
Where are the speakers?
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Correct answer: In a café
They discuss a table, menus and ordering food.
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Correct answer: Two
Mia asks for a table for two.
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Correct answer: It is cold
Mia says it is cold today.
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Correct answer: Water
She asks for two glasses of water.
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Correct answer: Her friend has not arrived
Her friend is coming in five minutes, and she wants to wait.
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