Question

A: How was your weekend? B: a I think great. b Great, thanks. 2 A: Did you have a nice time? B: a Yes, it was fantastic. b Sure, no problem. 3 A: We met two famous actors this weekend. B: a Really? b That sounds interesting. 4 A: Did you have a nice holiday? B: a Oh, I didn’t do anything special. b So that’s all right. 5 A: We went on a day trip to Kolomenskoye? B: a Oh, really? b Well done.

Answer 1

Ответ будет: 1-b 2-a 3-a 4-a 5-a

Answer 2

Certainly! It seems like you're providing a dialogue between two people, A and B. Let's break down the conversation:

1. A: How was your weekend? - B (a): I think great. - B (b): Great, thanks.

2. A: Did you have a nice time? - B (a): Yes, it was fantastic. - B (b): Sure, no problem.

3. A: We met two famous actors this weekend. - B (a): Really? - B (b): That sounds interesting.

4. A: Did you have a nice holiday? - B (a): Oh, I didn’t do anything special. - B (b): So that’s all right.

5. A: We went on a day trip to Kolomenskoye? - B (a): Oh, really? - B (b): Well done.

It looks like person A is asking about various aspects of person B's experiences, such as their weekend, whether they had a nice time, if they met famous actors, how their holiday was, and if they went on a day trip to Kolomenskoye. Person B responds with positive and neutral statements, expressing that their weekend was great, they had a fantastic time, found meeting famous actors interesting, didn't do anything special for the holiday but it's all right, and acknowledging the day trip to Kolomenskoye with a "well done."