Problem: Given the question "What are they going to do this evening?" and the answer "To go to watch a football match.", write a conversation that might have happened.

A: M: Hello, Mary.W: Hello, Jason. What are you going to do this evening?M: I've no idea. What about you?W: I have two tickets for the football match. Will you go with me?M: Certainly. You know I haven't watched a football match for a long time.W: Neither have I Shall we go there by bus?M: All right. After supper let's meet at the street corner. OK?W: OK. Let's hurry up. Now it's 6:30. The match will begin in an hour. Be sure not to be late.M: Sure, I'll get to the street corner on time.

Problem: Given the question "What's the matter with Tom?" and the answer "He is ill.", write a conversation that might have happened.

A: M: It's ten o'clock and Tom is still in bed.W: He has caught a bad cold and coughed all night.

Problem: Given the question "What does the woman think about Anderson?" and the answer "Anderson is not hungry.", write a conversation that might have happened.

A: W: Is Anderson hungry?M: I don't think so. If he were,he'd tell us.

Problem: Given the question "How will the two speakers go to New York?" and the answer "By car.", write a conversation that might have happened.

A:
M: How would you like to come to New York with me over the spring break, Julia?W: I'd love to, John, but where would we stay?M: At a friend's house. I always stay with him and there's room for you too.W: OK. He won't mind?M: Of course not. He's looking forward to meeting you.W: Will we drive to New York?M: Yes, it takes about six hours. We can leave about noon and get there by suppertime.W: What's the climate like?M: It may be cold and rainy. Better bring a jacket and good walking shoes.W: Well, when do we leave?M: How about Thursday? Can you be ready by noon?W: No problem.