Ex.3. Put the following sentences into the correct order to make a conversation

Helen: Please call me Helen.

Paul: Morning, Jane. How are you?

Jane: Yes, it is. Let me introduce you … Excuse me, Mrs Anderson’. May I introduce you to Paul Carroll?

Jane: Good morning, Paul.

Paul: Pleased to meet you, Mrs Anderson.

Jane: Fine, thanks, and you?

Paul: And please call me Paul.

Helen: How do you do?

Paul: Fine. Is that Mrs Anderson over there?

Ex.4. Read the conversation. Fill in the blanks with the question words.

Who, what, how, why, when, where.

Alex: ______ do you do? My name is Alex Smith.

Peter: ______ do you do? Nice to meet you. PeterBrown.

Alex: Ah! You are giving a talk on computer software.

Peter: That’s right. ______ are you from, Mr Smith?

Alex: New York.

Peter: And ______ do you work for?

Alex: Shell.

Peter: Ah, yes! You are giving a talk on transmission systems.

Alex: That’s right.

Peter: I’d like to hear it. ______ is it?

Alex: After lunch. ______ don’t you come along?

Peter: I’d like to. ______ time does it start?

Ex.5. Match the questions to the correct reply.

	Where do you come from?	a	About half an hour.
	How do you do?	b	Ukraine.
	How are you?	c	By metro.
	How long does it take?	d	KNEU.
	Who do you work for?	e	Fine, thanks, and you?
	What business are you in?	f	I’m a lecturer.
	How do you get to work?	g	Advertising.
	What do you do?	h	How do you do?