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W: Living in the city is very convenient£®
M: I think so, but I often think of living in the country£®It?s peaceful and quiet£® W: But don?t you think houses in the country can be cold in winter? M: I don?t think so£® Text 2
M: May I see Professor Kent, please?
W: I?m sorry, he?s been ill since last Friday£® M: When can I expect to see him then?
W: I think he?ll be back for his regular office hours next Thursday, but you might telephone Tuesday or
Wednesday to make sure£® Text 3
W: Is there anything I can do before we go? M: I can?t think of anything else£®I have turned off the electricity and finished packing our clothes£®You had better telephone a taxi while I am locking the suitcase£® Text 4
W: I had hoped that I could see George here today£®
M: He was planning to come, but his wife?s father fell down some stairs and they had to take him to a doctor£® Text 5
M: Mary, that?s beautiful£®How is John? W: Thank you£®He?s fine£®
M: You look down£®What happened?
W: As a matter of fact, I?m a little worried£®I think John will raise the roof as soon as he sees the bills for
this month?s expenses£®
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M: What?s the matter with you?
W: Oh, I feel terrible£®I had a fever last night£®
M: Did you take your temperature?
W: No£®I didn?t dare to take any medicine, either£®
M: Let me listen to your chest£®Please take a deep breath£® W: Is there anything serious?
M: Don?t worry£®There is nothing serious£®
W: Do I have to lie in bed?
M: Of course, you should lie in bed till the fever is gone£®Here?s the medicine for you£® W: Shall I come again?
M: I don?t think you need to come again£®I?m sure you will be all right soon£® Text 7
M: Hi, Joanie£®Where are you going?
W: Oh, hi, Paul£®I?m on my way to the library£®
M: Oh, yeah? I just wondered if you?d want to go to a movie with me£®
W: I?d love to, but I can?t£®I can?t believe this semester I only have three classes, but in all of them I have
lots of reading, term papers, reports, and essay exams£®It?s incredible! I feel like I?ll never get through everything£®
M: That? terrible! I felt like that last year, but this semester seems easy now£®I spend a lot of time in class,
but most of it is in labs doing experiments£®I don?t have all those term papers this time£®But can?t I talk
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you into going to the show anyway? I?ve heard that the movie over at the East Auditorium is really good£®It?s a murder mystery£®
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W: Good morning, sir£®What can I do for you?
M: I want to know who made this cake£® W: It?s me, sir£®Is there anything wrong?
M: Yes, I suppose I have to change it for another one£®
W: I hope you can calm down, sir£®Could you please tell me what happened in detail? M: It?s too much for me£®You can taste it yourself£® £¨The woman tastes the cake£®£©
W: It?s OK!
M: Is it OK? I had tasted it and I also thought it?s OK£®But my wife said it was too bitter for her to eat£® W: What did your wife eat before she enjoyed her cake? M: Nothing£®But she has a slight cold£®
W: I?m sorry to hear that£®But maybe that is the problem£® M: What do you mean?
W: When a person has a cold, everything tastes bitter£®
M: Maybe you?re right£®I?m so sorry£®But today is my wife?s birthday£®Could you please recommend us a cake with a light flavor?
W: Sure£®Could you please leave your room number? M: Yes, Room 1801£®
W: We will send a cake to you before supper this evening£®
M: Thank you very much£®How much should pay? W: It?s 300 Yuan, I will give you a 50% discount£®I hope it won?t cloud your good mood£® M: Thanks£®It?s my fault£®
W: Hope you have a good day and happy birthday to your wife! M: Thank you! Text 9
W: Good afternoon£®Good Food Restaurant£® M: Good afternoon£®I?d like to book a table please£® W: Certainly, sir£®Can I have your name please? M: Pierre Brown£®
W: And your phone number please, Mr£®Brown?
M: My work number is 63325646, and my home number is 64649966£® W: And how many people will be attending?
M: There will be four people, plus my wife and myself£®Six in all£® W: Ok, and would you like a private room or the general restaurant? M: Does the private room have a KTV? W: No, it doesn?t£®
M: That?s good£®I?ll have a private room then, please£®
W: And would you like to book some wine with your meal?
M: Yes, but let me see now£®White wine is my favorite and I know most people like red wine£®Now put me down for two bottles of red wine and one bottle of white wine£® W: OK£®And when would you like the table for?
M: Friday, please£®About 7:30 p£®m£®
W: I?m afraid Friday is fully booked£®How about the day after?
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M: That?ll be fine£®But not Sunday, because I have to work the next day£® Text 10
Halloween is the last night of October, and it used to be thought the night when witches and evil spirits came back on the earth to weave their magic spells £¨Ä§Ö䣩£®Farmers used to light big fires in their fields, farm workers and their families would walk around the fields singing old songs£®
In more recent times, Halloween has become a time for parties, when children dress up as witches and play all kinds of special games£®After the games there is often a big supper with plenty of pumpkin pie, cakes and lots of other delicious things to eat£®
But for the most part the children enjoy the fun of dressing up and playing their favorite game of ¡°Trick or Treat¡±£®They run down each street knocking on the doors crying loudly ¡°Trick or Treat¡±, and most people have some sweets ready to give them£®Those who do not can expect, maybe to have their windows covered in soap£®Or the children may just knock on the door and run away£®
Many of the houses have a lantern in their windows£®These lanterns are hollowed £¨Ì½¿Õ£© out pumpkins with candles burning inside them£®But in this modern age many of the pumpkins are replaced with plastic electric ones and children can bring them out each year£®
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Different people may bid for different things£®As for me, I want dream, friendship and an admission notice to a famous university most£®
Dreams would be on the top of my list£®Only by pursuing our dreams can we enjoy a meaningful and fulfilled life£®Money can buy a comfortable life, but without dreams, even a millionaire would find his life boring£®
A person without friends can never be happy£®Our life is full of joys and sorrows, which we need people to share with£®Faced with difficulties, we need friends to give us comfort and help£®Just as a saying goes, ¡°A friend in need is a friend indeed¡±£®Friendship can help us through ups and downs of life, so friendship would be in my list as well£®
After working hard for so many years, I deserve to go to a good university, because being admitted to a famous university can help me live up to my parents? expectations and bring me a bright future£®
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