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A. Have a good trip in Shanghai! B. Are you going to try Shanghai food? C. At ten o'clock yesterday morning. D. Shanghai is very big and beautiful. E. Uncle and Cousin Tingting. |
Mum: Hello, Ann.
Ann: Hello, Mum.
Mum: Where are you now?
Ann: I'm in Uncle's house.
Mum: When did you arrive in Shanghai?
Ann:
Mum: Who met you at the airport?
Ann:
Mum: How do you like Shanghai?
Ann: There are lots of tall buildings, cars and people.
Mum:
Ann: Of course. Aunt is going to cook delicious food for me.
Mum:
Ann: Thank you.
| A. Did it look like a big park? B. What's this? C. There was no gym. D. But now we have a big and beautiful gym. E. But there were no tall buildings at that time. |
A:
B: It's an old picture of my city.
A: Wow. What a beautiful picture!
B: Yes.
A: Can you tell me more about it?
B: Of course. It was very small then. But it had many big trees, beautiful flowers and birds.
A:
B: Yes, it did.
A: Anything else?
B: We couldn't hold(举行)a big sports meet.
A: Oh, that sounds bad.
B: Yes. We can have a big sports meet.
A: Cool!
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A: Hello, Mike.
B: Hello, Ann.
A: What are you doing?
B: I'm a programme about Mr. Black.
A: Who's Mr. black?
B: He's my teacher. His life was very many years ago.
A: How was it different?
B: He didn't have a. He walked to school every day.
He lived in small house.
A: Did he watch TV?
B: No, He have a television.
A: How about now?
B: He goes to work by car every day. And he lives in a house.
Xiaoyong: Where were you one week ago?
Lingling:
Xiaoyong: Why did you go there?
Lingling:
Xiaoyong:
Lingling: I helped my grandma feed(喂养) chicks and pigs.
Xiaoyong: That's great!
Lingling: I went there with my parents.
Xiaoyong:
Lingling: Yes, I did.
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A. Did you have a good time? B. Who did you go there with? C. I was in a village. D. What did you do there? E. Because my grandparents live there. |
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A. How old is she? B. She's taller than me. C. Hi, Amy! D. Who's the girl in the photo? E. I'm looking at a photo. F. How heavy is she? |
Lily: What are you doing?
Amy: Come and look!
Lily:
Amy: She's my cousin, Kate.
Lily:
Amy: She's 11 years old.
Lily: She's thin.
Amy: She's 43 kilograms and she's 1.57 metres.
Lily: 1.57 metres?
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A. It's too heavy. B. That's a good idea. C. They are in the wrong place. D. They are on Shelf A. E. Where are the books about animals? |
A: Let's make a home library.
B:
A: Where are the books about sports, please?
B:
A: No, they aren't. These books are about art.
B: What? Oh,
A:
B: They are on Shelf B.
A: Can you put them on Shelf C?
B: Yes, I can. But, Can you help me?
A: Yes. Let's put them together.
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A. My teachers and classmates. B. It will be in September. C. Why do you like autumn best? D. What will you do? E. That sounds a lot of fun. |
Lucy: Autumn is my favourite season.
Tony: Really?
Lucy: Because I will have an English party in Autumn.
Tony: Who will you have the party with?
Lucy:
Tony: Great!
Lucy: We will act out stories in English.
Tony: When is the English party?
Lacy:
Tony Have a good time!
Lucy: Thank you!
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A. Which is your favourite season? B. I often go fishing by the river. C. Which season do you like best? D. I always go swimming in the sea. |
A: Stanley?
B: I like summer best.
A: Hao Tian?
C: My favourite season is autumn.
A: What do you often do in summer, Stanley?
B: It's hot.
A: Good. How about you, Hao Tian?
C: Autumn is cool.
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A. What can you do for your parents? B. What do you do at home, kids? C. I can clean the rooms. D. Do you help your parents at home, Lu Hua? |
B: Yes, I do. I often do the dishes.
A:
B: Sometimes I make the bed. Sometimes I clean the rooms.
B: I can cook noodles. And you?
A:
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A. That sounds like a lot of fun! B. Because we usually have a trip in spring! C. When do you get up? D. It's in April. E. I like spring best. |
Lily: Hi! Sandy.
Sandy: Hello! Lily
Lily: I usually get up at 6:00, then I eat breakfast at home.
Sandy: Which season do you like best?
Lily:
Sandy: Why?
Lily:
Sandy When is the trip this year?
Lily: We'll go to the West Lake.
Sandy:
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Yes, I do. I live in a city. I like autumn better. How can you get there? Where do you ride a bike? Spring begins from March. What do you often do in spring? |
A: Which season do you like?
B: How about you?
A:I like spring.
B:
A: I often ride a bike.
B: It sounds interesting.
A: I ride a bike in the village.
B: Do you live there?
A: Where do you live?
B:
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(J=Jim, M=Mum)
M: I'm going shopping, Jim.
J: May I go you?
M: Yes, but you run in the street.
J: OK.
M: Look at the light. We mustn't cross the street now.
J: OK.
M: Now the light is green. We can the street.
J: Yes.
M: Look at these white. We must cross the street here.
J: Oh, I see.
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A. When is the school trip? B. What's your favourite season? C. How about you? D. I can't wait. E. What will you do for the party? |
Ann: Hi, Tom.
Tom: I like spring best.
Ann: Me, too. We have much fun in spring.
Tom: Yes. We have the school trip and the English party.
Ann:
Tom: It's in October. And the English party is in October, too.
Ann:
Tom: I will sing an English song.
Ann: I will play the pipa.
Tom: Wow.
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A. When is it? B. Why do you like it? C. what do you do on that day? D. Which season do you like best? E. Do you like winter? |
Amy: Hi, Bob.
Bob: No, I don't. It's too cold outside. I need to wear warm clothes.
Amy:
Bob: Summer. What about you?
Amy: I like winter very much.
Bob:
Amy: Because of New Year's Day.
Bob:
Amy: it's in January.
Bob:
Amy: We have a big family dinner together.
Bob: That sounds like a lot of fun.
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A. Why do you like it? B. Which season do you like best? C. No, it's too cold. D. When do you get up on the weekend? E. What do you often do? |
A: Hi, Sarah.
B: I often get up at 6:30.
A:
B: I often clean my room and go shopping with my mum.
A: Do you always go for a walk in winter?
B: What do you often do in winter?
A: I often stay at home and watch TV.
B:
A: Summer.
B:
A: Because I can go swimming and eat ice cream.
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A. Can I take a taxi? B. But I think I can drive you there, dear. C. I'm going to get up early tomorrow. D. How are you going to get there? E. That's great. F. there is a children's picture show there. |
Mom and Peter are talking about their plan. .
Peter: We are going to the art museum for our art lesson tomorrow.
Mom: Really?
Peter: Yes,
Mom:
Peter: Can I take the No. 205 bus?
Mom: No, the bus doesn't go there.
Peter:
Mom: Of course you can.
Peter: But you are going to your office tomorrow morning.
Mom: We are going to get to the museum in 20 minutes. I won't be late for work.
Peter: Thank you, mom.
