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A:Hello, may I speak to Kate, please?

B:Speaking.

A:Hello, Kate! This is Lily speaking. It's Sunday tomorrow.1.

B:Nothing much. Do you have any ideas?

A:The spring has come. I hear many flowers in park bloom together. It must be very beautiful.

2.?

B:Good idea. My sister Lucy also likes flowers very much. Let's invite her to come with us.

A:Why not? 3.. Sa we can take some wonderful photos.

B:Great. I like taking pictures..4. ?

A:Let's meet outside the school gate at half past nine in the morning.

B:How shall we go there?

A:Let's go there by bike.

B:Oh, my bike is broken.5.?

A:All right. See you!

B:See you!

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