X: What should I do with my bags before I pass through the metal detector, sir? Y: Please, ... (bags) the conveyor belt and use the boxes for other small objects.

X: There's so much fuss about it all. I have no idea why the regulations are so strict. Y: It's for the passengers' safety. Please, step back. ... (anything) in your pockets - a mobilephone, some change or some keys?

X: What are you doing tonight, Claire? Y: My friend ..... (me) some time with him since his parents are away and he is quite lonely at the moment.

My father is worried that I'm going to fail the exam. He said: 'If I were you, I ... (would) about earning money and start studying right now".

Y: Are you going to stay at home for the whole evening then? X: Yes. I think ... (order) some pizza and watch TV.

Y: His name is Frank. I guess you don't know him. We go to dance classes together. X: Frank? What ... (look)? Is it that guy with a moustache?

Y: Well, I've been working as a stuntman for 5 years. So far I've played in 67 films. X: 67? That's a lot! Our listeners are interested ... (have) been scared or you have never had that feeling.

Y: Haven't you forgotten about the most important ingredient for an apple pie? Just think. X: Oh, yes - apples! ... (see) any apples in the kitchen. Is it possible dad has eaten them?

What ... (next) you are going to play in? And what situation do you have to face?

Listen! I 've got an idea. Maybe ... (study) together then? You will have to revise anyway, and it could help me a lot. How about that?

X: Mum, can we make an apple pie together today? Y: Why not? But first ... (sure) if we have all the ingredients.

X: Do I have to take my laptop out of my bag? Y: Yes, you do. And ... (take) your watch and your belt, please.