DIALOGS WITH HOMONYMS AND WORDS WITH MULTIPLE MEANINGS 3.1

2. M2 : I've got to go back to the library after dinner.
F1   : I know you've got a lot of research to do, but don't ______  it. You're spending half your life in the library.

3. F2 : I understand you had an accident this morning.
M2    : Yes, I broke a _______ in the window upstairs.

4. F1 : I can't find my coat.
M1    : Well, I certainly don't know ______ it is.

5. F2 : You'd better pay that parking ticket you got last week.
M2    : Yeah, I would if I could ______ it.

6. M1 : You need to fill out a change-of-address form.
M2     : Oh-is this the _______ form?

7. M1 : You went to the meeting last night?
M2     : Yes, but I wish I hadn't. Was I ever _______?

8. M1 : What kind of car are you looking for?
F1       : I don't care, as long as it's dependable. I can't stand a car that _____ down all the time.

9. M2 : Don't you just love Andrew's boat?
F2       : It's terrific. And it's for ______, you know

10. F1 : So, what did I tell you? Wouldn't this be a great location to build a house?
M1       : You're right, it's the perfect ______. I wish I could afford to buy this lot.

11. F2: Did you get your garden planted?
M1: Well, I got a start-I planted a few _______ of corn.

12. F1 : Shh-talking isn't _______ in this part of the library.
M2      : Oh, it's okay to talk in this part.