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(Text 1) W: Do you eat here often? M: Frequently. The service here is always excellent, and the food's usually good. (Text 2) M: What time is it by your watch? W: It's a quarter to two. But my watch is five minutes fast. (Text 3) W: It is a bit warm out today. M: Warm? You could fry an egg on the street. (Text 4) M: The work is rather hard, but it's interesting. W: Mine isn't hard, but it's not so interesting. M: What do you do? W: I work in a publishing house. (Text 5) W: More coffee? M: Please darling, Well, where is Joan? W: She is upstairs, in her bedroom.  (Text 6) W: Now that it's time to go home, I really don't want to leave. I've had such fun here with you. M: I'm glad. W: Thank you so much for taking me to Disney Land. That was wonderful. M: I'm glad we got to go. W: So am I. And the beach I've never seen such beautiful water and golden sand. M: I'm really glad that you enjoyed your stay here. Why don't think about coming back again next year? We can see some other things around the United States. W: I'd love to do that. Thanks for the invitation. M: You're welcome. I hope you will have a safe trip back. Why don't you give me a phone call when you get home so that I know you've got there safely. W: I will. Thanks again. Byebye! (Text 7) M: I'd like to check in, please. W: Do you have a reservation? M: Yes. The name is Richard—Richard Alexander. W: Let me check the computer…yes, here it is, Richard Alexander. Smoking or nonsmoking? M: Smoking. A smoking room, please. W: Okay. You don't mind facing the street? M: No, that's no problem. W: Okay, And, how many nights will you be staying? M: Three nights. How much do you charge for that? W:A hundred and forty dollars. M: Thank you. (Text 8) M: What's in here, Miss? W: It's a necklace made of seashells. M: That must be a souvenir from Hawaii. W: You're right. M: It's so heavy. What's in this box? W: Chestnuts from China. M: Can I see them, Miss? I'm sorry, but agricultural products are not allowed to be brought into America. W: Is that right? I didn't know that. M: Do you have any kind of seeds or plants? W: No, I don't.   (Text 9) W: I think we ought to turn round and head back home. M: Tired just after a few kilometres of cycling? W: Not at all. But look at the clouds building up there. M: So? I don't really care if it gets cloudy. The sun is being quite strong. W: Right. But those clouds mean a storm and a lot of rain. M: That doesn't sound so great, but I thought that those were fair weather clouds. W: No, those are thick dark clouds. They will bring rainy and stormy weather. M: How did you ever learn all that? From your geography teacher?     W: No, I grew up on a farm. I learned a lot about the weather. (Text 10) M or W: Mr. Black worked in an office in London, but he lived in the country and came to work by train every day. The station was not very far from his office, and Mr. Black always went on foot, and he always went along the same street. Every evening he passed a poor man near a bridge. The man sat at the side of the road and sold matches, and there was always an old dog near him. A piece of wood was around the dog's neck, and the words“I'm blind.”were on the piece of wood. Mr. Black was a kind man. He gave him a little money, but he did not take any of his matches. Then yesterday Mr. Black had a lot of work in his office and was very late. He said:“My train always leaves at five minutes past six, and it is ten minutes to six now. I'm not going to talk to the poor man today, and I'm not going to give him anything. I've given him a lot of money, and I've never taken any of his matches.” He came to the man and his dog, but he did not stop. He walked quickly towards the railway station. But the poor man stood up quickly, ran after him and said:“You haven't given me anything today. You're always very kind to me. Give me a little money today, too. I'm a poor man.”Mr. Black stopped and looked at the man. Then he said:“You are a blind man. How did you follow me?”The poor man said: “No, I'm not blind. My old dog is.”