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Text 1 　　M: What happened to you? You're so late. 　　W: My bike had some trouble, and I had to walk. 　　Text 2 　　M: Let's go to some place that's really worth seeing, OK? 　　W: Sounds great. Got any ideas where to go? 　　M: Perhaps we should go to Huashan. How does that sound? 　　W: Good idea. When do you think we should leave? 　　M: Sunday? Is that too soon? 　　W: No. That's fine. What should we take with us? 　　M: Whatever we take, we must remember to take a camera. 　　Text 3 　　W: I'd like to visit your school. When do you suggest I come? 　　M: How about Monday afternoon? 　　W: Sorry, but I'm busy on Monday. I'd rather come on Tuesday. Is that OK? 　　M: You could, but I've got lessons till three o'clock in the afternoon. 　　W: Is it all right if I come after three? 　　M: OK. 　　Text 4 　　M: I heard you're moving to a new house. 　　W: Yes, I've been tidying things up and I'll start moving this afternoon. 　　M: Then I'll come and lend you a hand. 　　W: Thank you. Are you sure you'll be able to come? 　　M: Of course. That's a promise. 　　Text 5 　　W: I suggest we have a class outing to Zhong Shan Park this weekend. 　　M: Zhong Shan Park? Oh, no. Why don't we go somewhere else? 　　W: I don't mind really. We can go anywhere you like. 　　M: What about the zoo? 　　W: That sounds interesting. 　　Text 6 　　W: Drive slowly, David. You could have an accident. 　　M: You can count on me. I've been driving for years. 　　W: Look out! Red light. 　　M: It doesn't matter. It's late. There's no one around. 　　W: Don't let the police catch you…Oh, David, that's a policeman. He's waving us over. 　　Text 7 　　W: When I got home last night, I found a letter from students at the school I used to go to. They want me to go back and talk to them. 　　M: Oh, really. And are you going? 　　W: I don't know. I used to hate school, so I don't want to go back very much. 　　M: But it's different now. 　　W: Yes, I know. But it's still a difficult decision. You see, when I was at school I used to be a rebel and none of the teachers used to like me very much. 　　M: Well, I think you should go. When I was younger, I used to dream about meeting a famous pop star. You can't disappoint them. 　　W: You're right. OK. I will go. 　　Text 8 　　W: Good morning, doctor. 　　M: Good morning Miss Archer. How are you today? 　　W: I'm not feeling well. I've got a bad cold. 　　M: Have you got a sore throat, too? 　　W: No, but I've got a headache. 　　M: Yes, I see. Go home to bed and take one of these pills every three hours. 　　W: Thank you very much, doctor. 　　Text 9 　　M: Laurie told me today that she has a friend with a car for sale. 　　W: Oh, she did? Then it's a used car of course. 　　M: Yes, it's used, but she said it was in very good shape. It's a small foreign car. 　　W: What else did she tell you? Did she tell you how many miles there are on it? 　　M: She thinks it has about twenty-five or thirty thousand miles. 　　W: That's not too bad. What about the price? Did she tell you how much her friend wants for the car? 　　M: Three thousand dollars. 　　W: Three thousand! That's too good to be true. Did she say why her friend wants to sell it? 　　M: He lives in the city, and you know how expensive it is to keep a car in the city. 　　W: Yes, that's true, but with the price of gas these days, it's true everywhere. Did she know what kind of tires the car had? 　　M: I forgot to ask her about the tires. 　　W: Well, we can see them for ourselves. Did she tell you when we can go and look at it? 　　M: No, but she gave me her friend's telephone number. I can call him and make an appointment. 　　W: Yes, that's a good idea. Why don't you do it right now? 　　M: All right. I'll ask him what his address is. Maybe I can take a look at the car after work tomorrow. 　　W: Good, but don't agree to buy it until you've told me all about it. I want to know what year it is, how many miles it has, what color it is, and how much gas it uses. 　　Text 10 　　Harrison's Department Store in the Northside Shopping Center invites you to a winter clearance sale. Check these bargain prices: men's suits regularly one hundred eighty dollars, now only one-fifty, sport-coats regularly one-twenty, now just eighty dollars. And to go along with these suits and sport-coats, you'll find dress slacks, long-sleeved sport shirts and ties, all colors, all sizes at low, low prices. In the ladies department, better dresses have been reduced to prices as low as half price and some lower. New merchandise has been added, and the selection in sizes eight through sixteen is outstanding. This is the greatest clearance sale that Harrison's has ever had. Thousands of items of winter clothing are on sale. Shop Harrison's in the Northside Shopping Center and save. Open until six Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Open until nine Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. Closed all day on Sundays. Come to Harrison's winter clearance sale today. Bank Amricard and Master Charge are welcome.