French

Show something that has arrived, talk about the one you mean, and take a first drive.

Choose a road, say what matters to you, and settle the stops of a long drive.

Ask to borrow something for a trip, hear the conditions, and promise to respect them.

Ask what needs checking before a long drive, describe a problem, and say what worries you.

Choose a lane, read what is written at a toll, and say what you are paying for.

Say what someone should have done, what you could have done, and what you would have done if you had known.

Ask what a waitress recommends, point to the dish everyone talks about, and order for two.

Check into a guest house, describe the room you booked by its window, and ask what the host needs.

Deal with a flat tyre, say what you would have needed, and thank the person who stops.

Introduce a friend as the one you talked about, thank your hosts, and tell who drove which part.

Say what woke you, what you like about a place, and which memory people talk about most.

Choose between bowls at a market stall, say which one you want by a detail, and decline a bag.

Say what you would have done if you had known, point to the harbour you were thinking of, and shrug off the rain.

Talk about the way things were, say what someone remembers best, and what they never talk about.

Say goodbye to your hosts, choose the road back, and say what worries you about a long drive.

Give your booking, say which room you had booked, complain politely about what should have happened, and accept a fix.

Introduce a relative by someone close to them, say what changes in a new place, and ask which of two languages someone speaks best.

Follow instructions on a board, say what you would never have done a year ago, and what you are afraid of.

Taste the dish you were told about, ask what it is made with, and say which cake you will remember.

Settle arrival times with your parents, say what happens in that case, and say what each of you prefers and needs.

Plan where six people will sleep in a small flat, count what you have and what is wrong with it, and share the bathroom.

Meet a delayed flight, ask what happened, and introduce two people who have heard a lot about each other.

Explain what is going on in a crowded street, say which building is the most beautiful, and answer a why.

Introduce two sets of parents to each other, find a likeness, and say what brings everyone together.

Choose between two presents, say what would please someone, and hear a wish that is not a present.

Count what is missing for a recipe, say what should have been done, send someone shopping, and ask whose recipe it is.

Make a short toast, say what would have happened if people had not come, and say what you take from an evening.

Sort out a difference of custom, say you should have warned people, apologise for the right thing, and find a way everyone agrees with.

Pick up a conversation from months ago, say why a fear did not come true, and say what you will remember of a Christmas.

Take an unexpected question at a party, say what you would have done without someone, hear what others are sure of and proud of, and ask for time to think.