#Person1#: What game do you like?
#Person2#: I like board games. I like chinese chess and draughts.
#Person1#: I ' Ve never played Chinese chess before, but I ' Ve seen old men playing it in the street. It looks complicated.
#Person2#: It ' s about as complicated as chess. The basic rule and moves are simple enough, but there are many strategies that players need to learn.
#Person1#: I like playing cards. I ' m pretty good at poker. Do you play cards?
#Person2#: I ' m terrible at cards and so I never play games which involve gambling, like poker. If I did, I ' d lose all my money.
#Person1#: Do you play bridge?
#Person2#: Yes, I do. It ' s hard to find four players though, so I don ' t play very often. Do you know anyone who plays? If so, we could set up a game.
#Person1#: I can play quite well. I have a friend who likes playing, but she ' s not very good at it. Shall I invite her to play?
#Person2#: Sure, I have a friend who play fairly well. We should find out when our friends are free and arrange a game.
#Person1#: I ' ll call my friend now. you call yours.
#Person2# likes board games such as Chinese chess and draughts while #Person1# likes cards. They both play bridge and they decide to call their friends and arrange a game.
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