Choose the correct sentences (A–G) to complete the conversations. There are two extra sentences. Заполните пропуски в тексте:
Fritz: Hi, Steve. What are you doing?
Steve: (1)


Fritz: Wow. Are you on holiday?
Steve: (2)


Fritz: Where are you staying?
Steve: (3)


Fritz: Do you like it?
Steve: (4)


Fritz: It sounds brilliant!
Steve: (5)


Fritz: Me? Nothing. It’s raining here!
D I’m sitting on the beach in Italy!
F Yes. I’m here with my parents.
A In an apartment.
B What are you doing?
C I play football on the beach with my friends.
E Yes. It’s next to the beach!
G I usually stay in a hotel.

Fritz: Hi, Steve. What are you doing?
Steve: (1)

To answer this question, we need to look at the options and choose the one that fits the context. The answer could be "B What are you doing?" because Fritz is asking Steve what he is currently doing. Another possible answer could be "D I'm sitting on the beach in Italy" because it provides specific information about Steve's current location and activity.

If we choose "D I'm sitting on the beach in Italy," the conversation continues as follows:

Fritz: Wow. Are you on holiday?
Steve: (2)

Again, we need to look at the options and choose the one that fits the context. The answer could be "F Yes. I'm here with my parents" because it indicates that Steve is on a holiday with his parents. Another possible answer could be "B What are you doing?" if Steve wants to redirect the conversation back to Fritz.

If we choose "F Yes. I'm here with my parents," the conversation continues as follows:

Fritz: Where are you staying?
Steve: (3)

We need to choose the sentence that provides information about Steve's accommodation. The answer could be "A In an apartment" because it directly answers Fritz's question. Another possible answer could be "G I usually stay in a hotel" if Steve wants to talk about his usual accommodation preference.

If we choose "A In an apartment," the conversation continues as follows:

Fritz: Do you like it?
Steve: (4)

We need to choose the sentence that expresses Steve's opinion about his current accommodation. The answer could be "E Yes. It's next to the beach!" because it implies that Steve likes his apartment due to its proximity to the beach. Another possible answer could be "G I usually stay in a hotel" if Steve wants to compare his current experience to staying in a hotel.

If we choose "E Yes. It's next to the beach!" the conversation continues as follows:

Fritz: It sounds brilliant!
Steve: (5)

Lastly, we need to choose the sentence that responds to Fritz's statement. The answer could be "C I play football on the beach with my friends" because it expands on the previous statement about Steve's beachside location and suggests that he enjoys engaging in activities there. Another possible answer could be "D I'm sitting on the beach in Italy" if Steve wants to reiterate his current activity.

If we choose "C I play football on the beach with my friends," the completed conversation looks like this:

Fritz: Hi, Steve. What are you doing?
Steve: (1) B What are you doing?
Fritz: Wow. Are you on holiday?
Steve: (2) F Yes. I'm here with my parents.
Fritz: Where are you staying?
Steve: (3) A In an apartment.
Fritz: Do you like it?
Steve: (4) E Yes. It's next to the beach!
Fritz: It sounds brilliant!
Steve: (5) C I play football on the beach with my friends.

By carefully considering the options and choosing the sentences that best fit the context, we can complete the conversation. This process helps us understand the flow of the dialogue and how each sentence contributes to it.