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I. 1．M: I have an extra ticket for the film. Would you like to go with me? 　　W: I'd like to. But I must go to the concert with Jerry. We made an appointment yesterday afternoon. 2．M: How much do you charge for the room? 　　W: $ 25.00 a week, but smoking and dancing are forbidden here. 　　And I don't allow people to stick pictures up on the walls. 3．M: Do you have a temperature? 　　W: No, I just feel dizzy and I have a pain in my head. 4．M: Hello, Miss Anderson. I hear you're going to get married. Congratulations! 　　W: Oh, dear... well it's not definite really. Nobody's supposed to know. 5．M: Oh, Emma. I do wish you wouldn't wear such awful clothes. 　　W: But, Daddy. They're really fashionable at the moment. Ⅱ． Dialogue one M: (To himself) I really overslept. Oh, Boy, Eleven o'clock. I need something to eat. I'm starving. W: Front desk. Can I help you? M Yeah, hi. This is Room327. Is your dining room still open? W: I'm sorry, sir. The dining room closes at 10:30. M: Oh, no. Well, do you know where I can get some dinner? W: Just call Room Service at extension 121. You can order a light meal from them. They'll send it up to your room. M: OK. Thanks. I'll give them a call.   Dialogue two W: 694, 2258. M: May I speak to the owner, please? W: Speaking. M: Good afternoon. I've just seen the advertisement in the paper about the furnished flat to rent. Is it still available? W: Yes, it is. Would you like to know something about it? M: Yes, but could you tell me the address first please? W: Yes, it's number 43 Hills Road, Exeter. M: Thank you. How big is the Flat? W: Oh, it's big enough for a family of 4 or 5. There are 3 good sized bedrooms. M: Thanks. What about the heating and the cooking. W: It's all by gas-the central heating and the cooking, too. M: Right... and how much is the rent please? W: It's 90 pounds a month, excluding the cost of the gas...The flat'll be available from the beginning of September. M: Thank you very much...   Dialogue three W: You look a little pale. Are you OK? M: To tell you the truth, I feel terrible. W: Why? What's the matter? M: I have a horrible headache and sore throat. W: Why didn't you tell me? M: I thought they might go away after a good night's sleep, but I feel worse this morning. W: Hmm. You feel warm, too. Did you take anything for it? M: Yeah. But it didn't do any good. I feel awful. My whole body aches. W: There's a pretty bad flu going around. M: That's all I need! W: You'd better go and lie down. I'll call the doctor and see what she says. Let me just take your temperature first.   Dialogue four W: O.k., I've thought of one. I've got one. M1: Um. W: Do you really have one? M1: Yes. M2: You yourself. W: Ah, um, no, I haven't. W3: Is it a big thing? W: No. M1: Um, is it, is it very long? W: No, not long or big. M2: Would you keep it indoors? W: You could keep it indoors. M1: Could you read it? W: Um, no. M1: Would it... would you be surprised to find it indoors? W: No, not at all. M3: Is the color of it important? W: Yes. M1: Could you wear it? W: Yes. M3: It's, er, it's something you'd wear outdoors? W: Yes. M1: Aha! W: Yes. M2: Would a man or a woman wear it? W: Both. M1: Would you wear it, um, on your feet? W: No. M2: Your head? W: Yes. M3: It's a hat. W: No. M1: It's a scarf. W: No. M3: A balaclava helmet? W: No...Definitely not. M3: Oh, it... does it serve a purpose? W: It does. M3: Is it to protect your head? W: Uh, sort of... , well, yes. M1: Not a rain hat? W: No. M3: A pair of sunglasses. W: Yes, well done, Bob.   Passage 　　M or W: Greater Manchester County is one of three major urban areas in the UK and the largest in North East England. It has a population of over 27 million, resident in an area of 500 square miles. 　　Traditional industries of the County have been gold mining and cotton manufacture and the industrial structure has been transformed in the last twenty years by the new industries of flight engineering, transport and warehousing, although old crafts and skills still remain. 　　Greater Manchester is situated almost in the center of the UK: 187 miles north of London and 230 miles south of Edinburgh. It is within 14 minutes journey by road of the cities of Leeds and Liverpool. London is only 2 and a half hours away by road.