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Kate: I'm sure you'll figure it out. LESSON 5
Maria: Yeah. I hope so. So, did you live with Conversation, Part C
roommates before, or your parents, or... Luisa: So, how do you know Eva?
Kate: Yeah, I lived with a couple of roommates. Sarah: tVell, Eva's my old neighbor. I used to live
I got along great with one of them. But in the apartment across from hers. I lived
the other...well...she was basically a nice there for about five years.
person, but we were just really different. Luisa: Oh, right. I think we've met before.

Oh? In what way? Sarah: Yes, you look familiar. You used to come
\Well,
like I said, I'm really neat, and she oYer to visit Eva once in a while.
was pretty messy. And she was noisy... That s right. Eva is a former classmate of
you know, she was always watching TV mine. \(e had a few classes together in
and talking on the phone and having her college, and we used to study together a
friends over. She just really got on my lot.
nerves. Sarah: I see. And what do you do now?
Maria: Oh, nol I cant stand messy people. Did Luisa: I work as an assistant in an advertising
you hear about the woman who sued her firm. \fle do a lot of car advertisements.
roommate? Sarah: That sounds interesting. Do you enjoy it?
Kate: No. \X/hat happened? Luisa: Yes, I do. It's a great job.
Maria: Apparently, the woman had asked her
roommate to clean up. She never did,
LESSON 6
and the house got so messy that the
Listening, Part A and B
woman sued her roommate.
1. A: Hi, Ellen. How are you?
V4rat a nightmarel
B: Hi, Daniel. I'm great!\What's up?
Yeah, I hear you. I'm lucky...my old
A: I was just wondering...do you feel like
roommate was wonderful. The only
listening to live music tonight? I have an
thing that bugged me about her was that
extra ticket to the symphony.
she was always late.
B: That sounds really fun, but I'm afraid I
Kate: Oh, I hate it when people are latel I
have other plans. I'm going to see a movie
always try to be on time. A lot of times I
with Tina tonight.
arrive at places early, actually.
A: Oh, what movie are you seeing?
Maria: So, it sounds like we're the perfect match!
B: \7e're going to see Night of the Lake
When can you move in?
Crenture.
A: Oh, I heard that's really scary. Have a great
[Later that day... I
timel
Maria: OK, so Tom, you're not going to believe
B: Thanks. Enjoy the concertl
this...
Tom: \Mhat happened?
2, A: Hey, are you up for catching a movie
Maria: \7ell I just got home, and Kate's not here,
tonight?
and...well, just take a look at this.
B: I'm not sure I'm up for that tonight. I'm
Tom: \7ow. Oh, no.
Maria: Yeahl Kate said she was really neatl \ilZhat pretty beat.
A: Oh, why are you so tired?
am I going to do?
B; \Well, I had three classes today, and I had to
Tom: Vell, uh, you might want to consider the
work for four hours afterward.
direct approach. You know just confront
tWow, yeah, you must be exhausted. \7ell,
her about it when she gets home.
how about tomorrow night?
Maria: I dont know...do you really think that's
B: Yeah, tomorrow night sounds good. I have
a good idea? I mean, she just moved in.
the whole day offtomorrow.
I'm not sure how she'd react...it could be
A: Great! Let's meet at the theater at 7:00.
pretty awkward.
B: Sounds good. See you then!

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