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Text 1 M: What¡¯s going on over there, Mum? W: The visitors are watching the performance by animals. M: Let¡¯s go and join them.   Text 2 M: How old is Yang Pei¡¯s brother? W: He is nineteen. He is at a college.   Text 3 W: Can I help you? M: Yes, I want to borrow two novels and an English-English dictionary.   Text 4 M: Mary won¡¯t go with us to the restaurant. W: No, She won¡¯t. She¡¯ll go to see a doctor.   Text 5 M: What time do you think would be OK for you? W: How about 8:00? M: Can we make it thirty minutes later? W: No problem.   Text 6 W: Where are you going, Mr. Smith? M: I¡¯m going to the hospital to see Jack. W: Is he ill? What¡¯s wrong with him? M: He has got a headache. W: I¡¯m sorry to hear that. Do you go by bus? M: No, I¡¯ll go by bike. Text 7 M: Hello! I¡¯m Mr. Green. Could I speak to the headmaster, please? W: Hold on for a moment, please. (A moment later) I¡¯m sorry, he isn¡¯t here right now. May I help you? M: It¡¯s very kind of you, but I want to speak to him about my son, Jim Green. I would like to see him as soon as possible, please. W: Are you able to come tomorrow? M: I think so. What time? W: Between 8:00 and 9:00. M: Yes, that would be fine. W: I¡¯ll leave a message on his desk. M: Thank you very much. Good-bye. W: Good-bye. Text 8 M: Hello, Mary. I¡¯m going back to America for Christmas Day by air tomorrow. What about you? W: Well, Jim, I¡¯m going off to Shanghai for Christmas by train. M: That¡¯s great! How long will you stay there? W: Just the weekend. And you? M: I¡¯ll be at home for two weeks. W: Have a good time. Please give my regards to your family. M: Thanks a lot. Have a nice trip, Mary. W: The same to you. Text 9 M: Oh, by the way, I had a word with Mr. West today and it¡¯ll be all right to have my holidays in June as we wanted. W: Oh¡¯ good. That means we can actually have a holiday this year. M: Yes, I suppose the problem now is where to go. W: Well, I¡¯ve been thinking. Let¡¯s go up to Scotland. M: Umm, that¡¯s not a bad idea. Scotland¡¯s very beautiful in June¡ªand it probably won¡¯t be too crowded. W: Yes, you see. We could drive up on Thursday. Text 10 One night there was a heavy snow and in the morning Mr. Smith¡¯s garden was full of deep snow. Mr. Smith wanted to take his car out, so he paid a man for clearing the road to get his car out. He said to the man, ¡°Don¡¯t throw any snow on the other side because it will cover the flowers. And don¡¯t throw any into the street, or the police will be angry. ¡±Then Mr. Smith went out. When he came back, the road was clear and the snow from the road was not on the trees or the flowers or in the street, Mr. Smith was very pleased until he opened the garage to get his car out£®The garage was full of snow and his car was somewhere under it all.