A
A: What’s wrong, Bill? You are not looking happy.
B: I’m not. I feel a little worried about my English.
A: 1
B: I’m not getting along well with it.
A: Why not?
B: Well, I seldom have chances to meet English people.
A: 2
B: Where should I go?
A: 3
B: But …it seems English people never speak to me.
A: Ah! 4
B: 5
A: The weather! English people are always interested in the weather.
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A.
You should go
to an English corner. B. What can I talk about? C. You should learn English well. D. What’s the problem? E. You should speak first. F. What can I do for you? G. You should go out more. |
B
Dick: Excuse me, Lucy. Have you got a dictionary?
Lucy: Sorry, I haven’t got one. You may ask Meimei.
1
Dick: Excuse me, Meimei. Have you got a dictionary?
Meimei: Yes, 2
Dick: Thank you. I’ll give it back soon. By the way, tomorrow is my birthday. 3
Meimei: Yes, I’d love to. 4
Dick: About seven o’clock.
Meimei: I’ll try to be there on time, but 5
Dick: It doesn’t matter. Work comes first.