Carlos, Hi, I’m sorry but I have to leave now.

Really, why?
LEVEL 2 I have to go into town, tonight I’m going to see a friend
and I’d like to buy some wine for him.

LESSON 5 Which friend?

I don’t think you know him, his name is Bill Richardson.

4 Oh, I know Bill; he’s a friend of mine too.

 There’s a friend of mine. A glass of wine.

 What’s his name? What would you like to drink?
 His name’s Charles Johnson. Would you like a glass of wine?
 What’s your name? Yes, I would. Yes, thanks, I would.
 My name is Rosa Martinez. Me too.
 What did you do today? I’d like a glass of wine too.
 I saw the city and I bought a lot of things, too many things. Where’s the waiter?
I spoke a lot of English. Would you like red wine?
 Have you been to Washington? Or white wine?
 Not yet. Do you still like red wine? Or would you like white wine?
 I haven’t been to Washington yet. No, I’d like red wine. I always drink red wine.
 I haven’t seen Washington yet. And I always drink white wine.
 And you? A glass of red wine please and a glass of red wine.
 Have you seen the White House? I never drink red wine. I always drink white wine. And I
 Not yet. never drink beer. I always drink wine or coffee.
 I haven’t seen the White House yet. So do I. unfortunately I have to leave now.
 Washington isn’t a big city. Me too.
 Good bye, see you tomorrow. I have to go into town; I’m going to see my friend; I haven’t
 Do you have a lot of work today? seen him since yesterday.
 Yes, I do. See you later.
 I still have a lot of work. Do you time for coffee? Or a glass of wine?
 I still have a lot of work; and tomorrow I have to go into A glass of wine? Why not?
town. Would you like red wine or white wine?
 So do I. I’d like a glass of red wine, and you?
 Unfortunately. I never drink red wine. I’m going to have white wine.
 I still have a lot of work. Have you been to Boston?
 Have you seen Carlos Montero? Yes, I went there with my wife.
 Have you seen him? What time is it?
 Yes, I saw him yesterday. It’s not late yet.
 He’s a friend of mine. It’s six o’clock.
 His wife is Colombian. The stores are still open.
 I know him; but I don’t know his wife. Then we have time.
 I think she’s Colombian but he’s Mexican. We have time for a second glass of wine.
 His family still lives in Mexico.
 Have you been to Mexico?
 No I haven’t.
 Unfortunately I haven’t been there yet.
 Do you have time for coffee?
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 I have a little time but unfortunately I don’t have much _______________________________
time; I have to go into town later; I’m going to see a friend _______________________________
of mine. His name’s Pedro Lopez, he’s here with his older _______________________________
daughter. The younger one is still in Mexico.
_______________________________
 You’re going to see your friend today?
 Yes, and I saw him yesterday too. _______________________________
 We went into town and we ate at his hotel. _______________________________
 He spoke Spanish with the waiter but I didn’t see his _______________________________
daughter. I haven’t seen his daughter yet. I have a little _______________________________
time now, I have time for coffee.
 Fine, so do I.
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 Me too.
 Tonight I’m going to see a friend of mine. She’s Colombian.