Scene 46 of 50
A job in London
A job in London
Your goalI can talk about my plans and book a room on the phone.
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Meet the 11 words of this scene before you read. You can also go straight to the story.
- Anna
Hello! The letter arrived. The cat stole a mouthpiece? From a fridge?
Hello! The letter arrived. The cat stole a mouthpiece? From a fridge?
Anna! No, from the stall. A long story.
Anna! No, from the stall. A long story.
Anna! No, from the stall. A long story.
Anna! No, from the stall. A long story.
- Anna
My company needs an engineer in London. We work in English.
My company needs an engineer in London. We work in English.
I don’t speak perfectly yet.
I don’t speak perfectly yet.
I don’t speak perfectly yet.
I don’t speak perfectly yet.
- Anna
Better than you think. The interview is Monday at ten.
Better than you think. The interview is Monday at ten.
This Monday already? My trial period ends on the thirtieth of June.
This Monday already? My trial period ends on the thirtieth of June.
This Monday already? My trial period ends on the thirtieth of June.
This Monday already? My trial period ends on the thirtieth of June.
- Anna
Just come. You can think it over afterwards.
Just come. You can think it over afterwards.
All right. I’ll come.
All right. I’ll come.
All right. I’ll come.
All right. I’ll come.
- Mark
Hotel Breza. Hello.
Hotel Breza. Hello.
Hello. I would like to book a room from Sunday to Monday.
Hello. I would like to book a room from Sunday to Monday.
Hello. I would like to book a room from Sunday to Monday.
Hello. I would like to book a room from Sunday to Monday.
- Mark
A single or double room?
A single or double room?
A single room. For one night.
A single room. For one night.
A single room. For one night.
A single room. For one night.
- Mark
Sixty pounds.
Sixty pounds.
Is breakfast included?
Is breakfast included?
Is breakfast included?
Is breakfast included?
- Mark
Yes. From seven to ten. Your name?
Yes. From seven to ten. Your name?
Becker. B, E, C, K, E, R.
Becker. B, E, C, K, E, R.
Becker. B, E, C, K, E, R.
Becker. B, E, C, K, E, R.
- Mark
Thank you. See you on Sunday.
Thank you. See you on Sunday.
Downstairs in the café, May puts a cake on the counter. On it, in cream: “Good luck!” 
She gives you a sheet of paper in Tom's neat handwriting: “Ten reasons to stay”. 
MayThere you are! Something for good luck.
There you are! Something for good luck.
For good luck? I have not said anything yet.
For good luck? I have not said anything yet.
For good luck? I have not said anything yet.
For good luck? I have not said anything yet.
- May
Monday at ten. London.
Monday at ten. London.
How do you know?
How do you know?
How do you know?
How do you know?
- May
Anne, of course. And Tom’s note.
Anne, of course. And Tom’s note.
First: May’s coffee. Second: the lake. Third: we can practise English together.
First: May’s coffee. Second: the lake. Third: we can practise English together.
First: May’s coffee. Second: the lake. Third: we can practise English together.
First: May’s coffee. Second: the lake. Third: we can practise English together.
Who says this?
Better than you think. The interview is Monday at ten.
Better than you think. The interview is Monday at ten.
What does it mean?
I don’t speak perfectly yet.
I don’t speak perfectly yet.
Which line do you hear?
Just come. You can think it over afterwards.
Put the words in order.
A single or double room?
Who says this?
Yes. From seven to ten. Your name?
Yes. From seven to ten. Your name?
What does it mean?
Becker. B, E, C, K, E, R.
Becker. B, E, C, K, E, R.
Which line do you hear?
There you are! Something for good luck.
Put the words in order.
How do you know?
How do you know?
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.
Scene complete
A job in London
Goal reachedI can talk about my plans and book a room on the phone.
