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1．W: Would you like another pancake? 　　M: Another pancake? I haven't had my first one yet .     2．M: Haven't you heard? Jack is going to be a father. 　　W: You're kidding!     3．M: Where does it hurt? 　　W: My knee hurts , my foot hurts and my head , too . 　　M: Don't try to get up . You shouldn't get up if you're badly hurt . 　　W: I ought to go home . I have to cook supper for my grandmother . 　　M: Don't worry about that . Right now you need to stay still until help comes .     4．M: May I have the number of the Hotel Blackwood? 　　W: That number is 65594381. 　　M: That's 65594381 . 　　W: Right. 　　M: Thank you . 　　W: Have a good day .     5．W: Would you like to go on a picnic with me today? 　　M: I don't think so . To be honest , I really don't feel like going on a picnic today. 　　W: That's too bad . I'm really disappointed . 　　M: I hope you understand . If I hadn't gone on a picnic yesterday , I'd be very happy to go on a picnic with you today. 　　 二. 　　M: You mean that the pain has kept you awake? 　　W: Yes , that's right . 　　M: Now , tell me , how long have you had this trouble? 　　W: The pain? For about a year now. 　　M: Have you been getting tired after you have walked? 　　W: Yes , I have . 　　M: I think we'd better give you a few tests here . 　　W: Do you think it's serious? 　　M: Probably not . Don't worry . We'll soon find out . 三. 　　W: May I help you? 　　M: Yes. I'd like to borrow a book but I can't find it. 　　W: Just a minute . I'll see if I can find it for you . 　　M: Thanks . 　　W: This book has been borrowed . It will be back in about a week. Do you want me to “reserve” it for you? 　　M: What does that mean? 　　W: It means that when it's returned we won't lend it to some other reader. And we'll let you know the book has come in. 　　M: That's wonderful . I needn't come every day to see if the book is back yet . 　　W: That's the idea. 四. 　　M: What's all that noise? 　　W: I…hum…I think the students are complaining . 　　M: Complaining? It sounds like a riot to me . 　　W: Yes , you're right . In fact the students are refusing to go into the classroom . 　　M: In my school? A riot about what? 　　W: It might…er…be something to do with the new rule you introduced . 　　M: The new rule? Ah, every student must stay in school until six o’clock to do extra homework . 　　W: Er, no , sir . It's the sports rule . The students' grades were so low that you cut sports out and gave them extra math classes instead . 　　M: I did? But are you sure that's why they're rioting? 　　W: Yes sir. 　　M: Come along, it's about time we cleared this up. 五. 　　M: Hi , going to the football game today? 　　W: Not to it . I'm planning to watch it on television . 　　M: Why is that? 　　W: I find it easier to follow football on television than in the stadium. 　　M: I know just what you mean . Besides , on television the cameras give you views of all the plays . But there's always so much excitement. People are cheering and shouting when you are there in person . 　　W: You're right there . But I'd like to know exactly what I'm shouting for. And if I can't even see who has the ball, I can't get excited . 　　M: I see your point. Well, enjoy the game. 　　W: You, too. 六. 　　This is just an informal meeting for us to get to know each other. First of all, Dr. Ryan, Professor Watson and myself will say something briefly about all the work we are doing, and the lectures we will be offering this term . If any of you have any questions , feel free to ask them . When we have had our say, would each of you tell us something about your research interests? Now let me start. I'm now doing research in electronic engineering and I will be giving some lectures on this subject every Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 . Students are welcome to attend . Details are on the notice board next door.