No Longer
Read and listen to four conversations using the grammar.
Speakers: Man, Woman, Point 1, Point 2, Point 3, A, B, Point 4, Point 5
Transcript
Conversation 1 | PDF Worksheet
Man: Do you still work with
Jill?
Woman: No, I don't work with
her anymore.
Man: Oh, really? Why?
Woman: She no longer works in
my department.
Man: Oh, that's too bad. I know
you really liked working with her.
Woman: Yeah, work's no longer the same now that she's gone.
Conversation 2 | PDF Worksheet
Man: Do you still have that
set of golf clubs?
Woman: No, not anymore. I sold
them.
Man: What? You sold them? Why?
Woman: Well, I don't play
anymore, so I no longer needed them.
Man: Oh, bummer. I need some
clubs for tomorrow.
Woman: Well, I'm sure you can
rent some at the club.
Conversation 3 | PDF Worksheet
Man: Do you still hang out
with Joe?
Woman: No, not that much
anymore. He moved.
Man: Oh, really? I didn't know
that. Why did he move?
Woman: His company no longer needed him.
Man: Oh, I'm really sorry to
hear that. Is he OK?
Woman: Yeah, he's OK. He got
back on his feet. He got another job, but just
in another town.
Man: Well, that's good to hear.
Conversation 4 | PDF Worksheet
Woman: Do you and your wife
still do salsa dancing?
Man: No, not anymore. We just
don't have time.
Woman: Oh, really? That's too
bad. I know you really liked it.
Man: Yeah, plus the studio is
no longer there. It moved across town. It's
actually by where you live now.
Woman: Oh, really? I should
check it out.
Man: Yeah! If you go, I might
even drive across town to join you.
Woman: I'd like that.