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Linda asks Frank how his physics exam went. Frank says it went not bad and he's glad it's over. Linda shares that her presentation went well thanks to Frank's help. Frank then asks if Linda wants to study together at her place the next day for their upcoming math exam, and Linda agrees. Frank says he will bring his notes.

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After Class Dialogue

Linda asks Frank how his physics exam went. Frank says it went not bad and he's glad it's over. Linda shares that her presentation went well thanks to Frank's help. Frank then asks if Linda wants to study together at her place the next day for their upcoming math exam, and Linda agrees. Frank says he will bring his notes.

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Dialogue 2-8: Catching Up After Class

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LINDA:  Hey! How did your physics exam go?

FRANK: Not bad, thanks. Im just glad its over! How about you
howd your presentation go?

LINDA:  Oh, it went really well. Thanks for helping me with it!

FRANK: No problem. So do you feel like studying tomorrow for


our math exam?

LINDA: Yeah, sure! Come over around 10:00, after breakfast.

FRANK: All right. Ill bring my notes.

LANGUAGE NOTES
Hey! is a friendly expression meaning hello. Howd your presentation Notice the contraction for How did sounds like /howdj/
and your sounds like /yer/.
How did your physics exam go? is a way of saying How was your physics exam?
Do you feel like here has the meaning of do you want to. Notice do you feel like is
Im just glad Notice the stress on glad. Just is used for emphasis before an
followed by an -ing verb (studying).
adjective here.
Come over here has the meaning of come to my house.
How about you Notice the intonation falls here because the speaker is going to
follow it up with a detailed question. Notes Students take notes about what the teacher says during a lecture.

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