Exercises
Listen to our One Minute Story and do the proposed activities. Take your time to fully explore the topics discussed, and apply the knowledge gained to real-life situations. Enjoy!

Time's up
John was at the lobby of the hotel when he noticed he didn’t have his wallet. He went back to his room and searched all over the place, but his wallet wasn’t there. His wife had to pay for everything because all his cards and money were in the missing wallet. A week later, John’s cell phone rang while he was having lunch. He answered, and another man spoke to him. It turned out that this other man had taken John’s wallet by mistake at the hotel. Since then, he had been trying to contact him. Both John and the other man arranged to meet, and the next day John recovered his wallet, and he also made a new friend.
Glossary
missing (adjective): (of a person or possession) not found where you expect to find someone or something; lost or absent
have lunch (verb): eat lunch (a meal that people eat in the middle of the day)
by mistake (phrase): by accident, not on purpose
make a new friend (verb): to become someone’s friend