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A. If not, you can sing or run. B. This can help you cool down. C. Tony just said bad words to me. D. Would you like to run with me now? E. But you should try to control your anger. |
A: Alan T: Tim
A: Oh, Tim. Look at this mess! What are you doing?
T: I am so angry!
A: It's wrong of him to do that.
T: I'm sorry. But I don't know how.
A: First, take a deep breath.
T: OK, let me have a try. Take a deep breath …
A: Does it work?
T: Really? That sounds fun.
A: Yes. Singing or running can help you let out your anger.
T: Sure. Let's go!
A: Frank, I didn't see you in the soccer game last Sunday.
B: Oh. I went fishing with my father in the river near our town.
A: Did you have fun?
B: The river was so dirty that there was no fish in it.
A: It's impossible. I went there 2 years ago.
B: There are many new buildings by the river now. Perhaps people living there throw litter into it.
A: That's terrible. We should do something about it.
B: We plan to write to the government to ask for more rubbish bins.
A: That would be helpful. Let's call on people not to drop waste into the water.
B: Good idea! I'll help to put them up this Saturday.
A: She cares much about the pollution.
B: Sure! I'll call her tonight.
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A. Not really. B. I can make some signs. C. Where did you go? D. Why not ask Lingling to join us? E. It used to be clean and beautiful. |
A: This party is such a great idea!
B: It's been three years since we last saw our primary school classmates.
A: It's interesting to see how people have changed.
B: Billy has changed so much!
A: Yeah, his face always turned red when he talked to girls.
B:
A: That's because he was a really good student. He studied hard and did well in the exams.
B:
A: Yes, and he used to be thin, too. But look how big and strong he is now!
B: He's so popular now.
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A. I used to see him reading in the library every day. B. I agree. C. Did he use to wear glasses? D. Sounds interesting. E. He used to be so shy and quiet. F. Did he like talking with others? G. Look at all the girls around him! |
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. |
A: You look pale
B: I don't feel well. I've got toothache.
A: How long have you felt like this?
B:
A: OK. Open your mouth and let me have a check. ... Take this medicine after meals three times a day. You'll be all right in a few days.
B:
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A. Thanks. B. For about two days. C. You must be tired. D. Well, it's nothing serious. E. That's right. F. What's the matter? G. It hurts. |
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A. We can walk there. B. Where is Uncle Bob's? C. How about some hamburgers? D. And it's across from Sunshine Park. E. Why don't we get something to eat? |
Jane: We've walked for a long time. I'm hungry, Gina.
Gina: Me, too.
Jane: Yeah. What shall we eat? Do you have any good ideas?
Gina: Em…
Jane: Sounds good.
Gina: Let's go to Uncle Bob's. Their beef hamburgers are delicious.
Jane: Really?
Gina: It's on Long Street.
Jane: Oh, I see. How can we get there then?
Gina: It's not far,
Jane: OK. Let's go.
A: Good morning, Helen!
B: Good morning, Frank! We are leaving junior high school after the exams. I am very sad.
A: Me, too.
B:
A: Mr. Brown. He was always patient with us.
B: Yes. He guided us to do a lot better in science. Do you have any other special memories?
A: You all helped me to look for it.
B: I remember that. Our school life was unforgettable.
A: You are right.
B: I hope to pass the exams to get into a good senior high school.
A: I believe in you because you are the most excellent in our class.
B: Your plan is quite good. I think you'll be successful. By the way, we'll have a graduation party after the exams.
A: Sure. It's a moment we have a get-together.
B: That'll be great.
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A. But I'm going to an art school. B. Which teacher will you miss the most? C. Would you like to come? D. I remember losing my schoolbag in Grade 7. E. What do you hope to do after you graduate? |
A: Where are you going, Tina?
B: I'm going to the hospital to see Nancy Smith.
A: I saw her yesterday.
B: By the way, must I take a No. 3 bus to get there?
A: No 
you needn't. A No. 11 bus will also take you to the hospital.
B:
A: Yes. I caught a No. 3 bus yesterday, and I had to wait for half an hour at the bus stop.
B: Thank you, Jim.
A: But No. 11 buses leave from the center of town.
B: Well, I prefer to walk rather than wait.
A. No. 11 buses run much more often, don't they?
B. You'll have to walk two miles to catch one.
C. She was a little better.
D. I'll get a No. 11 bus.
A: Jenny, tomorrow is your mother's sixtieth birthday.
B: I know that.
A: First of all, a birthday present. What about buying her a beautiful dress?
B: That's a good idea And a big birthday cake with sixty candles, too.
A: That's right. Shall we have a special dinner?
B: How about a Chinese dinner?
A:
B: We can have it at home. I've learned to cook a few dishes from a Chinese friend. I'm sure Mom would like them.
A: All right.
B: Yes. Why don't we go together, Dad？
A: OK. When?
B: This afternoon.
A. Fine. Where should we have it?
B. How shall we celebrate it?
C. Are you going to do some shopping as well?
D. I believe it will make her look younger.
A: Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the Pacific Cinema?
B: Certainly. It's on Center Street. You can get a taxi or take the subway.
A:
B: About￥40. It costs only￥4 to take the subway.
A: Oh, I'd better take the subway there.
B:
A: How long will it take me to get to the Center Street by subway?
B: It will take you about half an hour.
A: Well.
B: About 5 minutes' walk. It's between a big mall and a bank.
A: Thanks a lot.
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A. How far is it from the subway station of Center Street to the cinema? B. How much does the taxi cost? C. You should walk to Green Road first, and then take the subway to Center Street. D. Walk along Center Street, it's down the street on the left. |
A: Hello! 0834 —7936318, South Street Hotel speaking.
B: Yes, please. I'd like to book two rooms for the coming weekend.
A: OK.
B: Just two days. From Friday.
A: OK. Single rooms or double rooms?
B:
A: Two doubles, two double rooms…. June 20th and 21st. Right?
B: Yes. What's the price of a double room, please?
A: It's￥ 200.
B: That's OK. Can I book the rooms now, please?
A: OK. What's your name?
B: Andy Smith.
A: How do you spell it?
B:
A: That's all right. Thank you, sir.
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A. Two double rooms, please. B. A -N -D - Y, Andy. S - M -I-T - H, Smith. C. Can I help you? D. How long will you stay? |
Holly: Hey, Luke.
Luke: Pretty good. You know I moved into a new house.
Holly: Really?
Luke: A week ago.
Holly: Where's your new house?
Luke:
Holly: That's a good place.
Luke: Yes. It's expensive but nice. All my family like it.
Holly: Congratulations! I guess you'll have a house-warming party, right?
Luke: Of course. Will you come then?
Holly: Cool. I can't wait to see your new house.
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A. When was it? B. It's on Red Tree Street. C. How's it going with you? D. It's next Monday, the 17th. E. Did you spend a lot of money? |
Mom: Hi, Nick! Are you asleep?
Nick: No, I'm not Mom.
Mom:
Nick: I'm watching a micro video on the phone. It's very exciting.
Mom: Tum off the phone. You can watch it next night. Go to bed!
Nick: Do I have to? I think it's early.
Mom: Early? Look at your watch. It's already eleven o'clock.
Nick: But it's Friday night,
Mom: You're right, but tomorrow you'll have to get up early and go hiking.
Nick: I'm sorry I forgot about that.
Mom:
Nick: No. This afternoon my father did. Do I have to take a shower tonight?
Mom: Of course you do.
Nick: OK, Mom.
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A. Have you packed your camera yet? B. Don't forget to brush your teeth. C. What are you doing now? D. It's your bed time E. I won't have lessons tomorrow. |
A:
B: Yes, I'd like to buy a coat.
A: What size do you take?
B:
A: How about this one?
B: Sorry,Do you have a brown one?
A: Sure, here you are.
B: I like it very much.
A: 180 yuan.
B: It's too expensive.
A: Theres a sale on today.
B:OK, I'll take it.
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A.I don't like green. B. Can I help you? C. Everything is half price. D. What's the price? E. Small. F. What's the matter? |
A: Excuse me, do you know where the Dazhou Museum is?
B: Sure,
A: Could you tell me how to go there?
B: Certainly. Go along this street and tum right at the third turning. Then walk until you see the building of Dazhou TV station
A: Oh, you mean it's across from the building of Dazhou TV station?
B: Exactly.
A:
B: Two kilometers.
A:
B: No. You'd better take a taxi. It's fast and convenient.
A: Great! Oh, and one more thing. What time does the museum close?
B: You'd better ask for the detailed information in the museum.
A: Thank you very much.
B: You're welcome.
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A. Can I walk there? B. How far is it from here? C. It's next to the building of Dazhou TV station. D. It's on Jinlong Road. E. It's opposite the building of Dazhou TV station. F. Perhaps at 8 p.m. G. How can I get there? |
Vince: Hello, may I speak to Susan, please?
Susan: Speaking.
Vince: Hello, Susan! This is Vince speaking. It's Sunday tomorrow.
Susan: Nothing much. Do you have any ideas?
Vince: The spring has come. I hear many flowers in the park blooming together. It must be very beautiful.
Susan: Good idea. My sister Lacy also likes flowers very much. Let's invite her to come with us.
Vince Why not? So we can take some wonderful photos.
Susan: Great. I like taking photos.
Vince: Let's meet outside the library at half past nine in the morning.
Susan: How shall we go there?
Vince: Let's go there by bike.
Susan Oh, my bike is broken.
Vince: All right. See you!
Susan: See you!
A. When and where shall we meet? B. What about going there by bus? C. What are you going to do? D. Let's take a camera. E. Let's buy some flowers for Lucy. F. Is there anything I can do for you? G. What about going to the park with me? |
A: Hi! Dave. Haven't seen you for a long time. Did you go anywhere interesting?
B: Yes, I did.
A: What did you do there?
B: We enjoyed the beautiful sights in the mountain and ate many kinds of wild vegetables that are offered by the villagers there.
A: Sounds fantastic.
B: We sent some books to the students there. In fact, I felt a little sad when I came into their classroom.
A: Why did you have that kind of feeling?
B: The students there studied in poor learning conditions.
A: Can you tell me what you are going to do?
B: We are going to provide the students with new desks and chairs.
A: I am willing to join you.
A. Many of us have promised to give more help to them. B. My friends and I went to a village this vacation. C. Being a volunteer is really great. D. What else did you do? |
A: Hello! This is Cindy speaking.
B: This is Mary. Do you have a cold? I didn't recognize your voice just now.
A: Yes, I am not feeling very well today.
B: You should take good care of yourself.
A: Thanks. I will.
B: What are you doing now?
A: The mother in my host family is trying to make zongzi for us exchange students. Tomorrow is Dragon boat Festival.
B: You're so lucky.
A: Of course not. On that day Chinese people eat zongzi and have boat races.
B: That's cool. Thank you. I hope I can go to China someday.
A: You are welcome.
A. I'm sorry to hear that. B. I'm interested in Chinese festivals. C. Would you mind telling me some interesting customs about the festival? D. Who's that? |
W: Hello, Lucy speaking.
M:Hi, Lucy. This is Jack. Are you still going to the Club?
W: Yes, why?
M: Well, I went to the hospital yesterday, and my doctor suggested I do more exercise.
W: I see. Why not join the club that I'm going to?
M: ？
W: Yes. Wonderful equipment（器材）, nice people, and it's not far from my home.
M:What do you do there?
W: Well, I often start by running, then swimming.
M: Does the clubtraining courses?
W: Yes, basketball, tennis, dancing and so on. You have a lot of choices.
M: Sounds great. How often do you go there?
W: Usually twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays.
M: Not bad. I think I can manage.
W: Hey, I'm going again tonight. Why not?
M: OK. Where shall we meet?
W:I'll wait for you in front ofmy house at 7:00.
M: .
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A: Good morning! Can I help you?
B: I need a T-shirt for sports.
A: OK.
B: Blue.
A: How about this one?
B: How much is it?
A: 80 yuan.
B: That's too expensive.
A: OK. And we have socks for only 5 yuan each pair. Do you need a pair?
B: Great!
A: Here you are.
A. Then I'll take a blue T-shirt and a pair of white socks, please. B. What color do you like? C. How about 60 yuan? D. It looks nice. E. Yes, please. |
