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Text 1 M: Where did you lose your watch? W: My watch? What do you mean? Text 2 M: Who was that on the phone? W: That was my mother. She wondered why I didn't go home last weekend and wanted to know if I was ill or something. M: Did you tell her that you were ill? W: Yes. She insisted that I take good care of my cold and advised me to put on more clothes. Text 3 M: I'll meet you at the office round about six. W: When did you say? M: Round about six. Mr Wang will also come. W: Who will come? M: Wang, the instructor. We'll discuss next week's class outing. W: Sorry. I didn't quite catch what you said. It's too noisy here. Text 4 W: I think typing is easy, don't you? M: No, I don't. I think it's very hard. W: Well, Xiao Li started practicing last month and he's already very good at it. M: Really? Good for him. He must have practiced very hard. Text 5 W: Laurie already has a baby girl, but I hear that she also wants to have a boy. M: Oh, she told me that she still couldn't decide. W: She's probably having a hard time making up her mind. M: If she does have a boy, she'll have someone to carry on the family name, but then she'll be against the principle of the government. W: I hope she decides against it. One child is really enough. We must get rid of these old ideas about boys and girls. Text 6 W: Is that woman Miss Smith? M: I've no idea. W: Can you guess how old she is? M: I really don't know. She must be around forty, judging by her looks. W: Do you think she's English? M: Sony, I really can't tell. Why are you so interested in her? W : Someone said she's going to teach us conversation. Text 7 W: We're going to have a party on the evening of May 3rd. M: May I ask a question? What for? W: To celebrate the May 4th movement. Anyway, we've invited some writers and actors to come to the party… M: Um… um…, who organizes it? W: The Students' Union. Getting back to the party. We'll sit around a fire and listen to the speeches made by the winners of the speech contest. Text 8 M: May I help you? W: I'm looking for some gloves. M: Over at this counter, please. What kind would you like, wool, leather or fur? W: Leather, please. M: Are these all right? They wear well and don't cost much. W: They're just what I need. May I try them on? M: Certainly. W: They're a bit small. Have you any larger ones? M: Yes, they come in several sizes. Try these. W: These are much better. I'll take this pair. Text 9 W: Is that you, Mr Black? M: Yes, speaking. W: This is Linda. I just wanted to tell you that the meeting for this afternoon has been changed to half past two. M: I'm sorry, but I can't hear you clearly. Something's wrong with the line. Would you please repeat that? W: I said the meeting has been changed to half past two. Can you hear me? M: Yes, that's better. So the meeting has been changed from two to half past two, is that right? W: That's right. M: I see. Is there anything else? W: No, that's all. M: OK, thanks for calling. W: That's all right. Bye. M: Bye. Text 10 　　M or W: Today Newtown is a very clean place. Many years ago, however, there were millions of rats in Newtown. They attacked the cats and dogs. Sometimes dozens of them knocked down a man or woman walking home at night. The rats were very big and they bit many people. 　　The government ordered everybody to kill rats. Most people were lazy, so they didn't kill many. Then the government promised to pay some money for each dead rat. The people wanted to get a lot of money. They killed thousands of rats every day. A government officer put all the dead rats in a big pile. Sometimes a man brought hundreds in one day. After two weeks there were not many rats in the city, but people still brought a lot of rats to the government office. The government officer thought that people were stealing dead rats from the pile. He ordered his men to dig a deep hole. The men buried the rats in the hole. Soon there was no more rats, and the government didn't pay any more money.