A: You don't look well ?
B: I have a sore throat.
A: ?
B: Yes. My temperature seems all right.
A: ?
B:I have been like this for three days.
A: Open your mouth and say"Ah"
B:Ah!
A: You have caught a cold.
B: ?
A:You should take this medicine three times a day.Then you'll be OK
B: Thank you very much.
A: .
A: Morning, Wang Juan.
B∶
A: I heard that you won the first prize in the speech competition of your school. Congratulations!
B: Thank you. You know July 1 this year is our Party's 100th birthday. We had the speech competition for celebrating it.
A: ?
B: Yes. I talked about the history of our great Party and the great changes in our country in my
speech.
A: Oh, we are also preparing some activities for it these days.
B: ?
A: An art show and a big singing competition.
B: A singing competition? ?
A: It will be held on the afternoon of June 25.
B: I like singing. Can I watch it?
A∶. You can come to my school at200 that day and we'll meet at the school gate.
B: OK. See you then.
A: See you.
A: Hello! ?
B: This is Helen speaking.
A: Hi Helen. It's Cindy here. I called you this morning, but you didn't answer. ?
B: I was taking my dog for a walk.
A: I see. What are you going to do this weekend?
B: Nothing much. Do you have any ideas?
A: ?
B: Science Museum? No, I haven't
A: ?
B: Yes, I'd love to. ?
A: Let's meet at the school gate at eight on Saturday morning.
B: That's a deal.
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A. Would you like to join us? B. Would you mind doing some cleaning? C. Don't worry. D. Thanks for your help. E. Why don't you go with us? F. What's up? G. I'll be there on time. |
A: Nice to meet you, Diana. Welcome to our class. My name is Li Xiang.
B: Nice to met you, too.
A: You look a little unhappy.
B:I have no friends to talk with, so I'm worried.
A:_ I can help you.
B: Thanks, Li Xiang.
A: Mm, I think you should join in some activities. We are going to the nursing home to help the old people this Saturday.
B: Yes, I'd love to. When and where shall we meet?
A: At the school gate at 9:00 his Saturday.
B: OK. _
A: That's great! I think you will make many new friends in this activity
B: I think so.
A: You're welcome.
A: Hi, Jack! Where are you going?
B:
A: But we don't have any lessons on Saturdays.
B: Because I'm going to practise playing football.
A:
B: At 10 a.m. We all arrive as early as we can so that we have time to warm up.
A: How about your training?
B: We're training harder than usual, and we want to do better.
A: Great! By the way, I hear you're going to have a big match next week.
B: New Stars.
A: It's also my favourite team. They always try hard to win.
B: Yes, I agree with you. But we're playing better as a team now.
A: Good luck!
B: Thank you very much.
A. What's the score?
B. I'm going to school.
C. I do hope you will win!
D. Why are you going there?
E. Who are you playing against?
F. When do you start the practice?
G. Will Mr White come to watch your match?
A: Hey, Jimmy, what's wrong?
B: I had a fight with my best friend. He is upset. What should I do?
A: Well, you could write him a
B: I don't think. I'm just not good at writing letters.
A: Maybe you shouldhim up.
B: No, I don't want to talk about it on the phone.
A: But you rally should talk to him so that you can say you're sorry.
B: Yes, I know I should, but it's not easy.
A: Hey, I know. You could take in the ball game.
B: That sounds great. He likes ball game. Thanksyour advice.
A: My pleasure.
A: Hello, this is Mike. ?
B: This is David speaking. Hi, Mike. How's it going?
A: Pretty good. I am thinking about traveling to Kunming. Could you introduce an interesting place to me?
B: Sure. The Dragon Gate in West Hill is a good place to visit
A: Sounds great. ?
B: You can take the subway there. Ifs very convenient
A: Wonderful! ?
B: Yes, there is. You can have rice noodles and flower cakes. By the way, ?
A: I will come in October.
B: Great I will pick you up at the airport.
A: Thanks a lot.
B: .
A: Hi, Laura. Can you help to prepare for my birthday party next week?
B: Sorry, Clark. I'm afraid not. _
A: Really? You must be very excited about that.
B: Yes. _
A: Nervous about what?
B: I don't know many of the customs and manners in the USA. Would you like to give me some advice?
A: I'd love to.
B: What should I do when I am invited to my friend's home for dinner?
A: It's not polite to arrive late.
B: And then?
A: It's also impolite to say you are full.
B: What else?
A: After the meal, don't leave at once, or it seems that you come only for dinner.
B: Oh, I got it.
A: You're welcome.
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A. First, you should be on time. B. But I'm kind of nervous. C. You are supposed to say it's delicious. D. Thanks for your advice. E. I am going to New York next week. |
Laura: Hello. This is Laura. May I speak to Molly?
Molly: Hi Laura. This is Molly.
Laura: Hi, Molly. .
Molly: Yes. What's up?
Laura: I wanted to know if you want to go to an art show with me.
Molly: Sure. Which day?
Laura: Is that good for you?
Molly: Ah, Saturday is going to be a little difficult.
Laura: How about Sunday afternoon?
Molly: Sunday afternoon would be perfect.
Laura:
Molly: I'll be there at that time. See you on Sunday.
Laura: See you.
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A. I was thinking Saturday afternoon. B. I guess we can meet at 2 pm. C. Could we meet on Sunday instead? D. Are you available this weekend? E. Shall we meet at the art show? F. It sounds perfect for me. G. I need to attend a meeting in the morning. |
David: Excuse me, I am new here. Is there a around here?
Grace: Yes, there is. Go along this street and turn left at the second crossing. You will see the supermarket on the right side of the road.
David: is it?
Grace: It is only about 300 meters. You can simply walk there.
David: .
Grace: You are welcome. By the way, ?
David: I'm from Australia. Have you been to Australia before?
Grace: . But I hope to go there one day. Glad to see you today.
David: Me, too. Goodbye!
Grace: Bye!
