1 A: Oh my ____, you were a bit of a rock ____. B: That’s kind. A: I had no idea. Look at those skinny jeans! ____ ____! Did you ____ those on? B: Yeah, it was a bit of a struggle getting them on even in those days. A: And all that ____ hair! B: Mmm ... A: Where did it all ____ wrong? B: Well, I like to think I’ve made up for the loss in other areas. 2 C: So, how was it? D: Well, I thought it was going to be a very formal ____ so I even borrowed an ____ from a friend and these ____ high-heels. And then when I got there I'd obviously got my ____ crossed somewhere because no-one else seemed to be that dressed up and I ____ out like a ____ thumb. C: Oh well. Still, I'm sure you looked gorgeous. D: Yeah, well, not after my dress split down the ____ when I was dancing. C: Oh no! D: Yeah, it ended up being a bit more ____ than I wanted it to be! 3 E: Jason, could I have a ____? F: Sure. E: Do you mind taking the ____ off? F: Oh, right, yeah, sure. Have I done something wrong? E: No. no. not at all. We see you as a great ____. In fact, we’d like you to take on a bit more responsibility. F: Cool. E: It’s just th a t... well ...you might want to ____ up a bit. F: Do you think I look ____? E: No, that’s not what I meant to say. I know the ripped jeans and ____ shirts are your thing, but what I’m trying to say. Is if you're interacting with clients a bit more ... well, they expect something a bit more ____. F: Right, OK. No, that’s fine. Sure. E: Good. You might want to go a bit more ____ on the gel, too. 4 G: Oh, my ____, Fi! Look at her ____. H: You don't like it? G: A flowery dress with a ____ shirt? And the ____ in her hair? And then those army boots! H: Hey, it wouldn’t ____ for me, but I think she ____ it off. It’s quite a ____ look. I might ____ the ribbon, but those kind of ____ patterns are really in at the moment. G: Well, it’s not a trend I like. And the boots? H: Well, they kind of show off her legs in a ____ way. G: I think they make them look like sticks. They look as if they'd ____ them in two. She’d be ____ off in some heels or ____. 5 I: Are you going in that? J: You don’t think it's ____? I: No, it’s not that. But you’ve got a ____ on the ____. J: What, that? You can ____ see it. I: Let me see if I can ____ it off. J: Don't ____. It’ll be fine. Anyway, they’re not interested in my dress sense. I’ll be in a lab all day if I get it. I: Well, at least ____ ____ your laces properly - don’t want you ____ over when you walk in the room! 6 K: Gosh! That’s a bit radical, isn’t it? L: You don’t like it? K: No, no, you look fantastic. It just took me ____ when I first saw you. So, what ____ this on? L: Oh, I just ____ a change and I’ve taken ____ running again and, well, I mean, you can have it in a ponytail or ____ it up, b u t... I don’t know ... I was a bit ____ of it. K: No, I know what you mean. I wish I could get ____ with ____ it like that - it’d be so much easier. L: You don’t think you could? K: No - my face is too round. I’d look like a lollipop! L: That’s a bit of an ____! You could ____ it in a bob. That’d ____. K: Mmm, I’m not ____.

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