Dan： Hello Kay. It’s Dan. I just received the invitation to your party.

Kay： Can you make it?

Dan： Well, let’s see. It’s next Saturday night, 7:00 pm, at 201 Liberty Lane, Champaign. Right?

Kay： That’s right. I hope you can come?

Dan： It would be my pleasure. Can I bring anything?

Kay： Just yourself.

Dan： Ok, I’ll be there with bells on. I’m looking forward to it. Thanks.

Kay： Bye.

Dan： See you then.

Conversation B

(Dan and Kay upon his arrival.)

Dan: Hello.

Kay: Hi, come in. Glad to see you.

Dan: (inside) Thanks for inviting me. I brought some wine.

Kay: Oh, how nice. Let me take it to the kitchen. Go on into the living room. I think you know most everyone.

(Dan and the other guests.)

Bill: Hi! How are you?

Dan: Fine. How about you?

Bill: Super! Let me introduce you to my niece, Claire.

Claire, this is Dan--he works with me at the office.

Claire: Hello, Dan.

Bill: Dan, this is my brother John’s daughter, Claire.

Dan: Pleased to meet you. I didn’t know John had a daughter? Where’s he been hiding you?

Bill: She’s been living out East with his wife’s sister. She just moved back.

Dan: What part of the East, Claire?

Claire: Boston, near the harbor.

Dan: It must be quite a change--coming back here?

Claire: It is, but I’m glad to be back and see all my freinds.

Bill: Hey, Dan. Do you still play golf?

Dan: Not as much as I would like.

Bill: Claire plays. Maybe we could all play sometime soon?

Dan: That sounds great. How about tomorrow morning?

B.&C.: Sure, say 7:00, out at Harrison Park?

Dan: Great, 7 A.M. at Harrison. I’ll look forward to it.

Kay: (rejoining the group) I see you’ve met Elizabeth.

Dan: Elizabeth? I thought your name was Claire?

Claire: It is. My aunt just calls me by Elizabeth.

Dan: Well, I’ve not only met Elizabeth, but the three of us are off to the greens in the morning.

Kay: She’ll probably whip the both of you! Ha Ha.

Bill: Dan, could you pass me that newspaper? Let’s see what the weather’s supposed to be.

Dan: Sure, here you go.

Bill: Thanks.

Claire: How often do you play, Dan?

Dan: Well, this year I’ve only played twice. How about you?

Claire: I was playing weekly in Boston-- with my aunt, but since I came home I haven’t played once.

Bill: The report is a humdinger. I guess the leftovers from hurricane Opal are gone.

Dan: So are you saying it is supposed to be nice tomorrow?

Bill: I sure am. It says it will be sunny and dry--perfect weather.

Kay: Enough about golf. How’s your dancing? Hey, Pete. Would you turn up the stereo? We’ve got a party going on!