We will listen to the dialogue to figure out what plans the speakers have. The dialogue is in a highly casual register, so a lot of words will be omitted and verbs will be exclusively in the short form.

The men and woman are trying figure out what to eat. The woman recommends pizza, but the first man ate it yesterday. The second man recommends sushi, but the first man doesn’t have money. Finally, the first man recommends going to his house to eat spaghetti.

c

We will listen to the dialogue to figure out what plans the speakers have. The dialogue is in a highly casual register, so a lot of words will be omitted and verbs will be exclusively in the short form.

The man and woman are trying to figure out what movie to see. The man asks the woman if she’s already seen ‘Godzilla,’ but she says that she doesn’t like Japanese movie. He then recommends ‘Titanic,’ but the woman says that it is old. The man asks what she wants to see, and she asks what he thinks of ‘E.T.’ He says that it is even older, implying that he does not want to go.

d

We will listen to the dialogue to figure out what plans the speakers have. The dialogue is in a highly casual register, so a lot of words will be omitted and verbs will be exclusively in the short form.

The two women are planning a trip to New York. They go back and forth about what they want to do, but in the last two lines of the dialogue, they summarize their plans. Focusing on these, we know that today they will go shopping and then see a musical, and that tomorrow they will go to an art museum and see a movie.

Today: a, d
Tomorrow: b, c