In the following there should be ten short dialogues. Try to make a proper match between each of what the first speaker says in Column A and what the second speaker says in Column B to form a dialogue that will make sense, and then decide what is possibly meant by the second speaker in the dialogue. Column A. prefix="o" ns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" ?xml:namespace> ___ I don’t think Mrs. Jenkins is an old windbag, don’t you? ___ 2. What on earth has happened to my roast beef? ___ 3. Would you like a cocktail? It’s my invention. ___ 4. Let’s go to the movies. ___ 5. Good morning. Do you have anything to treat complete loss of voice? ___ 6. Are you going to Steve’s barbecue? ___ 7. Do you buy her a rose? ___ 8. We went to see The Omen last night but it wasn’t very scary. ___ 9. Would you like something to drink? ___ 10. Is John a good cook? Column B. a. Huh, lovely weather for March, isn’t it? b. I bought her a flower. c. It would keep me awake all night. d. Well, I’ve been on whiskey all day. e. He’s English. Good morning sir. What can I do for you today? g. The dog is looking happy. h. It’s an outdoor party. i. Well, mmm uh it’s not that we don’t drink. j. I’ll bring the Kleenex.