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3. One thing I'd hate to be without is my guitar. I've had it for over 20 years. And I play it most days and sometimes when I go on holiday I don't take it with me and after about two days I start missing it. It's an acoustic guitar. It's old, but it's got a really good sound and I love it.
4. One thing I'd hate to be without is my computer. I have all information about my life on the computer, including my phone book, addresses, everything. I use the Internet quite a lot and I e-mail friends and family and I don't know if I could live without it.
5. Something I would hate to be without is my CD Walkman. I use it on the train because it blocks out all the sound of people on their mobile phones and children crying, so it's really important to me. It's grey. I've had it for about six years. I bought it when I was living in Japan.
6. One thing I'd hate to be without is my ring. It was given to me by my dad as a birthday present when I was 13 years old and I've never actually taken it off since. It's made of silver and it has a heart in the middle of it and two hands which are a kind of holder keeping the heart. It originates from Ireland and my grandmother came from Ireland. Unfortunately, I didn't really know her but it reminds me of her sometimes when I look at it.
TS 50 1.
A: Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the golf club?
S: Yes, of course. Turn left out of the bus station and go along City Road as far as Links Crescent. Turn right and cross the road. Then go immediately left into Golf Place, walk towards the sea and you'll see the golf club on your left. Don't worry. You can't miss it. If you get lost, ask anybody. They all know where it is.
A: Thank you.
B: You are welcome.
2.
A: Excuse me, is the cathedral anywhere near here?
B: Well, it's not too far. Go first right, then second left and walk all the way along that
road until you get to it. You'll be able to see it. You really can't go wrong. A: Thank you.
3.
A: Excuse me, I'm lost.
B: Where are you trying to get to?
A: I'm looking for the road to Crail. I've been driving round for ages. But I haven't seen a sign.
8: Yes, well, you are going the wrong way. Turn round... Oh, no. There's no need really... Just go left along City Road, and turn ... m-m-m... left... No, sorry, I mean right, along North Street. Just keep going and you'll get to Castle Street. If you turn right there, you'll see the sign fo Cra/7.
4.
A: 'Scuse me, mate. Where's Murray Park?
B: Murray Park? Ahm now, that depends. You can go left here or you can go right. I'd go right myself. Then left into St Mary's Place. Carry on till you see Greyfriars Gardens on your left. If you go along there, you'll come to a crossroads. And Murray Park's on the other side. Yes, I think that's the best way.
A: Cheers!
5.
A: I wonder if you can help me. I am trying to find St Mary's College. S: I'm sorry. Actually I'm a stranger here myself.
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