2 Read the dialogues. Write complete phrases. Listen again to check. Theo: Hi, Dan. Listen, (a) are you free on Sunday (free/Sunday)? Dan: (b) (not/sure). Why? Theo: There's a free concert in the park. I think Ed Sheeran is going to be there. (c) (like/to go)? Dan: Oh, yeah. (d) (That/great)! Thanks. What time does it start? Theo: I think it starts at three. See you at around 2.30 outside the park? Dan: Sure. See you then. Jade: Hey Emma, (e) (you/do) anything on Sunday? Emma: (f) (l/not/think so). Why? Jade: I'm going to go horse-riding in the morning. (g) (fancy/come)? Emma: Sorry, (h) (not mad/horse-riding). Maybe you should ask Sylvie. I know she goes horse-riding sometimes. Jade: Oh, OK. (i) (you/want/go) to the cinema on Sunday evening then? There are some good films at the moment. Emma: (j) (Sorry/busy/ Sunday evening). My grandparents are coming. What about going in the afternoon? Send me a text when you get back from horse-riding and we can decide where to meet. Jade: Good idea!