— On Saturday morning.
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A. summer B. bed C. Music D. park E. kite |
Sam: Hello, this is Sam. .
Bobby: Hello, Sam. This is Bobby.
Sam: Bobby, can you come to my party this evening?
Bobby: When is the party?
Sam:
Bobby: All right.
Sam: What about Tina?
Bobby: No, she can't. She has a piano lesson this evening.
Sam:
A. At six o'clock.
B. It's Saturday.
C. I'd love to.
D. Oh, what a pity!
E. Can she come to the party too?
F. Is that Bobby speaking?
Joe: Hello, may I speak to Roy?
Roy: Yes, speaking. Who's that?
Joe: This is Joe. We will have a football match tomorrow. Would you like to go with us?
Roy: Sorry, I can't go with you.
Joe: What's the matter?
Roy: I'm ill. I have a bad cold.
Joe: I'm sorry to hear that. You can have some hot water. Do you take the pill?
Roy: Yes. I want to go to bed and have a good rest.
Joe: Can I come to see you after the match?
Roy: Sure.
Mary is my good friend. She is twelve. We go to school from Monday to Friday. We have three lessons in the morning. In the afternoon, we have two lessons. I like English, but she likes Maths. She thinks Maths is easy. Miss Smith is our English teacher. We all like her. We don't have any lessons on Saturdays or Sundays. We usually fly kites in the park. We can see a small hill behind the river. The park is beautiful. We like it very much.
