Maggie: Hi Fiona, it's Maggie here. Fiona:Oh, hi Maggie. How are you? Maggie:Fine! Listen – There is a concert at the Royal Albert Hall tonight. I think it starts at 8 p.m. Do you want to go? Fiona:Yes, of course, but it is difficult to get tickets, isn't it? Maggie:No, I think it might be possible to get some at the door. Shall we give it a try? Fiona:Fine! Let's meet at South Kensington tube station – It isn't far from there, is it? Maggie:OK. How about going to eat somewhere first? Fiona:Good idea. I know there used to be a great Italian restaurant not far from there – might still be open. And there is also a French café and a Mexican restaurant nearby. Maggie:They all sound good. I think there is a bookshop next to the tube entrance – how about meeting in there at about five o'clock? Fiona:OK. See you later! Maggie:Bye.
We live in a three-room flat. The first room is my parents’ bedroom, the second is a hall for guests, and the third is my bedroom. My favourite room is, of course, my bedroom. I spend most of my time there as it’s not only a bedroom but also a study. My room is very nice and cozy. I can’t say it’s spacious enough but I have everything I need there. There isn’t much furniture, only necessary things. For more convenience it’s built-in. My bed is situated in the left corner of the room, and my desk is in the right. Beside my bed there is a stylish lamp and a comfortable armchair with some stuffed animals on it. When it’s rainy weather outside, I like to turn on my lamp, sit in the armchair and read interesting books. As for the desk, it contains numerous drawers where I can keep my pens, pencils, markers, text-books, exercise books, notes, diaries and else. There are also some shelves with books in my room. I have a large collection of Russian and English books. There are some posters with my favourite quotations and music bands on the walls. They set a special atmosphere in my room. I like my room a lot. It’s the place where I feel fine. When my friends come over, I invite them into my room. It’s a suitable place both for work and for rest.
Fiona:Oh, hi Maggie. How are you?
Maggie:Fine! Listen – There is a concert at the Royal Albert Hall tonight. I think it starts at 8 p.m. Do you want to go?
Fiona:Yes, of course, but it is difficult to get tickets, isn't it?
Maggie:No, I think it might be possible to get some at the door. Shall we give it a try?
Fiona:Fine! Let's meet at South Kensington tube station – It isn't far from there, is it?
Maggie:OK. How about going to eat somewhere first?
Fiona:Good idea. I know there used to be a great Italian restaurant not far from there – might still be open. And there is also a French café and a Mexican restaurant nearby.
Maggie:They all sound good. I think there is a bookshop next to the tube entrance – how about meeting in there at about five o'clock?
Fiona:OK. See you later!
Maggie:Bye.