What do you do after class at your school? You may say you go 1 and do 2 homework. But I think we can have 3 other things to do after class.
We can 4 different clubs, like the art club and the music club. What can you do? If you swim well, you 5 in the swimming club. Maybe(也许) you can't play the violin 6 the guitar well, but you can 7 to play them at the music club. 8, some people there can help you. I like books and I often go to the 9 club. Do you like books? Come 10 me.
Do you want to be an artist (艺术家)?
Do you want to be an artist? Come to our club, and you can find yourself in happiness(快乐). We have lessons about the guitar, drum, the violin and the piano for just ￥20 each. You can also learn to sing, to dance for ￥25 each. If you like art, you can be satisfied（满意的）, too—it's just for ￥30 each!
A. How old are you? B. Can I help you? C. What can you do? D. That sounds great. E. Do you have e-mail addresses? F. I can swim. G. What are your names? |
A: Hey, Betty! Can you swim?
B: No, I can't. How about you, Mary?
A: I can't, either (也). Let's join the swimming club.
B: Let's go.
(In Sun Swimming Club)
C:
A: Yes, please. We want to join the swimming club.
C: Good.
A: I'm Mary and she is Betty.
C:
A: I'm thirteen and she is eleven.
C:
A: Yes, maryj@pep.com.cn and betty1998@126.com.
C: Great. Thanks a lot.
you want to join the English club?
Tom play the trumpet, he can play the drum.
What's your a?
Linda has three dollars. She wants to buy a birthday gift(礼物) for her father. She comes to a big store. She looks at the things and thinks, “I'll (我将要) buy him something nice.”
“Can I help you?" says Mr Smith, the shopkeeper(店主). “Yes, please. I want to buy a gift for my dad's birthday,” answers Linda, “but I don't know what to buy.” Mr. Smith gives her a nice shirt and says, “Do you like this shirt? It's twenty dollars.” “Yes, but I only have three dollars,” says Linda. Then she sees a nice white tie（领带）. She knows her father would like it .She wants to buy it, but the price must be very high.
“How much is it?” She asks. Mr. Smith looks at her, and then he says. That's just three dollars. “Oh, fine!” Linda is very happy. “I'll take it.”
