Simple present tense listening & reading act. (script)

Where does the girl's mother work?

Boy: Your mum works at the railway station, doesn't she, Katy?

Girl: She's changed her job. She's a receptionist in a big new hotel now. Boy: Do you mean the one next to the museum where my dad works?

Girl: That's right. I'm going to see her there after school. Do you want to come?

Boy: Yes, please.

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What does the boy's mother need to buy for him?

Woman: Sanjay, you go back to school next week. Are there any clothes I need to buy you?

Boy: Err... I think I've probably got enough trousers, Mum, but my shoes are too small.

Woman: Why didn't you tell me that before? And is your coat OK?

Boy: Yeah, it's really comfortable!

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What does the woman want?

Woman: I'd like to pay now, please.

Man: I'm sorry but I don't know what you've eaten.

Woman: I had tomato soup then a pizza and a coffee.

Man: That's five pounds then.

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What job does Mary's brother do?

Man: I saw your brother on TV yesterday.

Mary: At the football match?

Man: At a concert.

Mary: Yes, he takes photographs of everything now!

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What doesn't the girl like about her photo?

Girl: Look at this photo of me in my red dress! I hate it!

Boy: It's a lovely dress. What's wrong with it?

Girl: The dress is all right, but my nose looks big!

Boy: But your eyes are beautiful and the dress is great so what's the problem?

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