A, b, c, d. Now we are ready to start.0:12
Dialogue A. Good morning.0:44
I am looking for a presentation.0:50
I'd like to get a book.0:52
My friend is interested in journalism.0:58
He dreams of shooting documentaries, presenting news.1:00
He wants to work in the field of television.1:05
How about this new series, for example?1:08
You will find a detailed description of how TV appeared.1:11
This is John Baird, who made the first mechanical television.1:16
This is the first colour television.1:20
I believe it's a good choice.1:23
And the book contains very good photographs.1:25
Though the price is rather high.1:31
Anyway, the cash desk is over there.1:33
Dialogue B, could you help me?1:41
I'm looking for a book from the catalogue, but I can't find it.1:48
Oh, you need a new book on history of television.1:54
Yes, I need it for my project.1:58
You will find a lot of useful information about mechanical and electronic television, color and smart television.2:02
The book is over there on the shelf.2:10
And I also need today's newspapers.2:13
Look for them in the next room.2:16
Dialogue C. Good morning.2:22
Yes, a packet of chewing gum to begin with.2:27
Do you have the Radio Times by any chance?2:36
I'm afraid I have only one copy left.2:39
It's a very popular magazine.2:42
If you need a list of all the TV and radio programmes for the week.2:44
My mum stays in all day long.2:50
That's £2.30, please.2:58
Dialogue D, turn on Channel 5 quickly.3:06
My favorite TV program starts now.3:13
You mean those documentaries?3:16
They give lots of interesting things about different subjects.3:19
Do they tell you that watching too much TV is unhealthy?3:23
Come on, don't be a bore.3:27
You sit in front of the TV set for 20 hours a day.3:31
This program lasts only for half an hour.3:35
Then I'll let you watch whatever you want.3:38
Look, they're speaking about the history of tv.3:43
Dialogue A. Good morning.4:08
I am looking for a present.4:14
I'd like to get a book.4:16
I'm not sure My friend is interested in journalism.4:20
He dreams of shooting documentaries, presenting news.4:24
He wants to work in the field of television.4:28
How about this new series, for example.4:31
You will find a detailed description of how TV appeared.4:34
This is John Baird, who made the first mechanical television.4:39
This is the first color television.4:44
I believe it's a good choice.4:46
And the book contains very good photographs.4:49
Ok, I'll take it, though the price is rather high.4:53
Anyway, the cash disk is over there.4:57
Dialogue B, could you help me?5:05
I'm looking for a book from the catalogue, but I can't find it.5:12
Oh, you need a new book on history of television.5:17
Yes, I need it for my project.5:21
You will find a lot of useful information about mechanical and electronic television, color and smart television.5:26
The book is over there on the shelf.5:33
And I also need today's newspapers.5:36
Look for them in the next room.5:39
Dialogue C. Good morning.5:46
Yes, a packet of chewing gum to begin with.5:51
Do you have the Radio Times, by any chance?6:00
I'm afraid I have only one copy left.6:03
It's a very popular magazine.6:06
If you need a list of all the TV and radio programmes for the week.6:07
My mum stays in all day long.6:14
That's £2.30, please.6:22
Dialogue D, turn on channel five, quickly.6:30
My favorite TV program starts now.6:37
You mean those documentaries?6:39
They give lots of interesting things about different subjects.6:43
Do they tell you that watching too much TV is unhealthy?6:47
Come on, don't be a bore.6:51
You sit in front of the TV set for 20 hours a day.6:55
This program lasts only for half an hour.6:59
Then I'll let you watch whatever you want.7:02
Look, they're speaking about the history of tv.7:07
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