Question 144
EasyOriginal questionMrs Menon: Good evening. I'm from the flat below, 3B. We haven't met properly.
Kunal: Oh, hello. Kunal. Is everything all right?
Mrs Menon: Perfectly. I only wanted to say what good in music you have.
Kunal: Thank you! You can hear it?
Mrs Menon: Every word. Especially after eleven. My husband is quite a fan of the song with the drums. He has come to know it very well, since he's often awake at two.
Kunal: Oh. Oh, no. I'm so sorry. I had no idea it that far.
Mrs Menon: Old buildings. The floors are thin, and the drums are not.
Kunal: I'll after ten. I promise. Or I'll use headphones.
Mrs Menon: That would be very kind. Although my husband may miss the drums.
Kunal: Tell him he can come up and listen any evening before ten.
Mrs Menon: I'll tell him. He'll pretend to be annoyed, and then he'll come. Goodnight, Kunal.
What does Kunal promise to do?
Show the answer and explanation
Correct answer: B
Explanation
He says "I'll keep it down after ten. I promise. Or I'll use headphones."
Worth noting
He also invites her husband to listen before ten, so he is not giving up music.
- Concept
- Locating a promise in dialogue
- Typical timeTypical
- 35 s
- Your timeYours
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