Asking for permission

Listen to the conversation and complete the sentences by typing the missing words into
the gaps.
Jamie:

, Miss Roberts?  , please?

Miss
Roberts:
 I’m busy.

Jamie:

, Miss.

Miss What is it?

Roberts:
Jamie:

 I won’t be able to finish my homework for tomorrow. You

see, I’ve had lots of extra football practice for the match on Saturday –
you know, for the school team. It’s an important game. The Cup Final.

Miss I don’t know anything about it.

Roberts:
Jamie:

? Everybody’s talking about it, Miss.

Miss I’ve been busy with other things.

Roberts:
Jamie: Are you going to Paris, Miss?

Miss What? Oh, yes I am ... next weekend. I’ve never been there before.
Roberts:
Jamie: I’ve got the best ever guide book to Paris.

Miss Really?
Roberts:
Jamie: Yeah. It tells you everything you need to know. The best hotels, the
best restaurants, the best shops. It’s amazing! Would you like to
borrow it?

Miss Oh, yes. I’d love to.

Roberts:
Jamie:

Um ... if I bring you the guidebook on Monday,  take a bit

longer on my homework?

Miss How much longer?

Roberts:
Jamie:

 hand it in a week late? You know, when you get back from
your holiday in Paris?
Miss
Roberts:
.

Jamie:

Great!  . I’ve got football practice again.

Miss Goodbye, Jamie. See you on Monday. Oh, and good luck in the match.
Roberts:
Jamie: Thanks. Goodbye!

Jamie:

Hi, Katie. Hey Katie!  .

Katie: What is it Jamie? I’m in a real hurry.

Jamie:

 borrow your guide book of Paris? The one you lent me last
summer.

Katie:

, Jamie,  . Can’t you buy one?

Jamie:

Come on, Katie.   come round and pick it up? I can come on
Saturday evening, early.

Katie: We’ll all be out. Sorry, Jamie.

Jamie: Well, what about Sunday? Sunday morning.

Alex:

. At about ten.  . I’ve got my dance class in five

minutes.

Jamie: Okay, thanks Katie. By the way, are you coming to the match on
Saturday?

Alex: Maybe, if I’ve got time.

Jamie:

Right,   at ten. Don’t forget.

Alex: I won’t. Bye. See you, Jamie.