Linguaphone 16.2.2 dinner

Dinner
Mr. Hunt: I’m sorry we arrived late. Sarah wanted to walk down Shaftesbury Avenue. 
Mr. Blake: Why did she want to walk down Shaftesbury Avenue?
Mr. Hunt: To look at the theatres and clubs and the cinemas. 
Mr. Blake: well, you didn’t miss much.
Mr. Hunt: Good. Now, what would everyone like to eat?
Mrs. Blake: I’m not very hungry.
Mrs. Hunt: Neither am I, but I am thirsty.
Mrs. Blake: So am I. Why don’t we have a drink?
Mrs. Hunt: All right. But I’m very thirsty. I’d like a glass of water first.
Mr. Blake: And what about dinner?
Mrs. Blake: I think I’d like the chicken that we had last week.
Mrs. Hunt: How did they cook it?
Mrs. Blake: I’m not sure, but it tasted very good.
Mr. Blake: I liked it very much. I’m going to have it again.
Mrs. Blake: So am I.
Mrs. Hunt: I’d like a steak. What about you, Guy?
Mr. Hunt: So would I. a big juicy steak and a fresh green salad. I love steak.