1. From dialogue and reading 1. How are you? 2. Where's she now? 3. She's in Cali with her family. 4. She´s in the first year of high school. 5. That's a nice city. 6. It is very warm. 7. That's what she says. 8. They are quite happy there. 9. Where does she study? 10. She studies in an American school with her brother Charles.. 11. He's a real nice guy. 12. I am glad. 13. You are fine. 14. We are very happy. 15. This city is beautiful. 16. They are very good students. 17. I'm in the first year of high school. 18. Their school is near our home. 19. We take the school bus every day. 20. We eat lunch in the school cafeteria. 21. We come home at four o'clock. 22. My mother is sick. 23. She has trouble with her teeth. 24. They send you greetings. 25. Give my regards to your parents. 1. What are you going to have for supper? 2. What are ordering roast prime ribs of beef. 3. Helen and I are ordering roast prime ribs of beef. 4. I am going to have veal cutle and french-fried potatoes. 5. I want to order a glass of iced tea. 6. I like iced coffee. 7. I don't see it here of the menu. 8. This slice of roast rib is just right. 9. Me green vegetables taste a bit raw. 10. I rarely order veal. 11. It is usually very good. 12. I always enjoy eating in this restaurant. 13. Many people don't usually have much time for breakfast. 14. They have to rushoff in order to be on time for work. 15. They always have time to drink one or more cups of coffee. 16. They never forget this. 17. Most Americans usually drink one or more cups of coffee during the day. 18. At noon time Americans usually take a light meal. 19. They simply buy a soft drink or a cup of hot coffee. 20. The parents listen to them. 21. Dinner is always a big meal. 22. Lunch is always a light meal around midday. 23. The evening meal is usually called supper.