How to Identify the Speaker Final Choice or Decision in TOEFL Dialogues
Examples of Dialogues to Identify the Speaker Final Choice or decision after a change of opinion on the listening Section on the Institutional TOEFL.
Do you need a ride to the airport?
Thanks, anyway. I thought I would, but I have my car back now.
What’ll you have?
Give me the eggs and potatoes. Oh, wait a minute. How about the eggs and pancakes?
How many boxes of Girl Scout cookies did you order?
What is the area code from which you are calling?
I thought you said it was eight cents a copy.
I did, but it´s ten cents a copy when you make fewer than twenty copies, and you have only fifteen.
How much to send a one-page fax?
One dollar. Oh, wait a minute. This is an overseas transmission. That´s two fifty.
Let me see. There´s a documentary about wolves on Channel Three.
That sounds pretty interesting, but I´d rather go to the movies.
Do you want large bills or twenties.
Give me twenties, please. Oh, wait, maybe I should take two fifties and the rest in twenties.
Where shall we go for lunch? It´s your turn to choose.
How about The Country Kitchen, or better yet, The Old House.
Will you be home again late tonight?
I´m afraid so. But I should be able to get away by six, or let´s say seven, just to be on the safe side.
