3 Complete the dialogue with it or it's.

The task is to fill in the blanks in the dialogue using 'it' or 'it's'. 'It's' means 'it is' or 'it has', while 'it' is a pronoun.

1. Florence: Hi, George! How are you?
2. George: I'm OK, thanks. And you?
3. Florence: I'm fine too. It's a nice day today. (Meaning 'It is a nice day').
4. George: Yes, it is. The sun is very sunny! Shall we go to the park?
5. Florence: Oh, I don't know, George. It's very hot. (Meaning 'It is very hot'). Can't we go to the cinema?
6. George: The cinema? I don't want to stay inside on a day like this. There's a nice café near the cinema. We can go there.
7. Florence: Where is it? (Referring to the café).
8. George: Opposite the cinema, next to the clothes shop. I'll send you a photo.
9. Florence: Oh, yes, I know! It's a great place! (Meaning 'It is a great place'). I sometimes go there with my brother.
10. George: Would you like to go today?
11. Florence: OK!

Completed Dialogue:

Florence: Hi, George! How are you?

George: I'm OK, thanks. And you?

Florence: I'm fine too. It's a nice day today.

George: Yes, it is. The sun is very sunny! Shall we go to the park?

Florence: Oh, I don't know, George. It's very hot. Can't we go to the cinema?

George: The cinema? I don't want to stay inside on a day like this. There's a nice café near the cinema. We can go there.

Florence: Where is it?

George: Opposite the cinema, next to the clothes shop. I'll send you a photo.

Florence: Oh, yes, I know! It's a great place! I sometimes go there with my brother.

George: Would you like to go today?

Florence: OK!