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Text 1 M : What does your friend do for a living? W : He' s a lawyer. Text 2 M : Excuse me, are you lost? W : Yes , we aren't from here. We' re visitors . M : Where are you from? W : New York . M : Are you sisters? W : No , we aren't. We' re mother and daughter. Text 3 M : Can you type? W : Yes , about 70 words a minute . M : That' s great. My secretary can' t type more than 45 . W : How much can you pay me? M : Only $3.5 an hour. W : I can' t work for less than $4 . M : That' s a problem. I can only spend $ 70 a week. How many hours can you work? W : 15 hours . M : OK . I'll pay you $3.75 for 15 hours a week. Text 4 W : Who' s washing the dishes? M : Brenda. She's washing them now . W : When do you wash them? M : I usually do them on Fridays . W : What are you doing now? M : Watching TV. Text 5 M : Guess what, Maria! You and I are going to the concert! W : We are? How? We don' t have tickets . M : My father' s friend works for the theatre and he can get tickets for us . W : That' s wonderful! What day are we going? M : Friday night. It starts at 8. My dad says I can use his car . W : Wow! I can' t wait to tell my friends. Text 6 W : Where' s Cecilia, Mark? M : I' m not sure. She finishes school at 3. Maybe she went to Joyce' s . W : She knows she has to come home before 5. It' s 5:30 now . M : Maybe she forgot her watch. W : Well , someone has to wash the dishes. The kitchen' s a mess . M : I can go to Joyce' s. I know her address . W : That' s OK. We don' t need her. You can wash the dishes . Text 7 M : Hi , Francis , I want a new apartment. Are there any near you? W : Why do you want another apartment? M : The man downstairs plays music all night and I can' t sleep . W : What kind of apartment do you need? M : Not a big one. One bedroom is fine . W : Do you want to live alone? M : No, I can live with a roommate. Why? W : My brother wants a roommate. Why don't you phone him? M : Does he live near the ocean? W : Yes , he does . Text 8 W : How' s your new story, Alex? M : Not good. I can' t write. I' m worried about my daughter, Zoe. W : Why? M : She wants to be a movie star. She doesn't want to go to college . W : Every girl likes to dream. There's time for her to decide . M : She' s not a good student, you know. She has to study hard to do well. She' s almost last in her class. W : Stop pushing her. She's OK. Text 9 M : Hi, what are you doing? W : I' m cleaning the house . M : Can you go to the movies with me this afternoon? W : I don' t think so. Right now I' m sweeping the floor. Then I have to wash the floors and wash and iron all the clothes . M : Aren't your sister and your mother helping you? W : No, they usually help, but today my sister is playing tennis and my mother's writing. M : That' s too bad. Asian Sun is playing at the theatre. They say it' s good. And I want to go to that new Chinese restaurant . W : Well, you could come over later this afternoon and watch TV with me. M : I have a good idea. Why don' t I come over and help you with your work? W : Would you? M : Sure. Why not? I'll be over in half an hour. Text 10 　　M or W: Mr Brown was tired of living in the big city where he worked. He wanted to move to the country and live in a house from which he could get to his office in the city early every day. He was looking for a house until he saw an ad in a newspaper one day. The ad said that a suitable house in a quiet area was up for sale at a reasonable price, and the house was within a stone's throw of a railway station from which there were frequent trains to the big city . 　　“That's exactly what I need. ”Mr Brown said to himself. So he called the house agency and arranged to go down by train the next day to have a look at the house . 　　The house agency met him at the station and they started walking. It took them at least 15 minutes to get to the house. When they reached the house, Mr Brown said angrily, “I should be very interested to meet the man who threw the stone you mentioned in the newspaper.”