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FezqLady Mary Josephine Crawley speaks with her maid Sarah about her daily activities. Sarah helps Lady Mary plan her morning routine which includes having breakfast and a bath before getting dressed to go to the hair salon at 10am. Lady Mary mentions she will have lunch alone at 12:30pm and take a nap afterwards. Rather than working, Lady Mary states she will go shopping in the afternoon and have dinner at a restaurant rather than eating at home. Lady Mary acknowledges to Sarah that her lifestyle, though tiring, is very full.
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- 1. Lifestyle and free time activities What a life! This conversation happens in a big house. Lady Mary Josephine Crawley speaks with her maid. The maid’s name is Sarah. S: Good morning, miss Mary. LM: It’s three past nine. I’m get up at nine o’clock. S: I’m sorry, miss Mary. I bring breakfast: a coffee and cereal. LM: Thanks, Sarah. Where is the orange juice? I’ want the orange juice. S: I’m sorry. We do not have orange juice. LM: I do not this breakfast. I ‘have a shower. Oh! No. I ‘have a bath. S: O.K, miss Mary. I prepare the bathroom. LM: Thanks, Sarah. S: What clothes do you want to wear? LM: I have to be dressed at ten ours. I’m go to the hair salon. S: Do you go by bus? LM: Oh, My Good! I do not take the bus ever. I go by car with a driver. S: O.K. Miss Mary. What time do you want to lunch? LM: Sarah, you know it. I always eat at half past twelve. S: I’m sorry, miss Mary. Do you eat alone today? LM: Yes, Sarah. Today I’ eat alone and after eating I sleep one hour. S: OK, Miss Mary. Do you work this after lunch? LM: No, no. I’m not have time. I go shopping. S: O.K. Miss Mary. What time do you want to dinner? LM: I dot not eat at home. I have dinner at the restaurant. S: Oh! You have a very full day. LM: Yes, Sarah. What a life! It is very very tired. Vocabulary: brings: llevar hair salon: peluquería always: siempre. alone: sola ever: nunca