At a cinema counter, you want two tickets for the eight o'clock film. What do you say?

At a concert counter, you want one ticket for tonight. What do you say?

You want two theater tickets for Saturday evening. What do you say at the counter?

At the cinema, you want one ticket for the nine o'clock film. What do you say?

At a concert counter, you want two tickets for Sunday. What do you say?

You and Jonas agree to meet in front of the theater at seven. Which sentence says that?

You want to suggest meeting at six in the café. What do you say?

You and Lea agree to meet Saturday in front of the cinema. Which sentence says that?

You want to suggest meeting at 7:30 at the train station. What do you say?

You and Mia agree to meet at nine in the café. Which sentence says that?

Your friend asks how the concert was, and you thought it was excellent. Which answer fits?

Your friend asks how the film was, and you found it exciting. Which answer fits?

Your friend asks how the café was, and you thought it was cozy. Which answer fits?

Your friend asks how the theater performance was, and you liked it. Which answer fits?

Your friend asks how the evening was, and you were disappointed. Which answer fits?

At the box office, the clerk asks: „Wo möchten Sie sitzen?“ Which reply answers the question?

At the cinema, the clerk asks: „Wann möchten Sie ins Kino gehen?“ Which reply answers the question?

You want two tickets. The clerk asks: „Wie viele Karten möchten Sie?“ Which reply answers?

At the box office, the clerk asks: „Was möchten Sie sehen?“ Which reply answers the question?

At the counter, the clerk asks: „Für wann möchten Sie die Karten?“ Which reply answers the question?