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A. I see. B. I want to buy some bananas, too. C. But why don't you come with me? D. Let's go tomorrow. E. What do you want to do? F. When? |
Mike: Hello. Mary. Tomorrow is Saturday.
Mary: I plan to go to the shops.
Mike: Do you want to buy some exercise books and school things?
Mary: Yes. I do.
Mike: Oh, could you get some for me, too?
Mary: Sure.
Mike: That's a good idea.
Mary: OK.
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A. I have to take my piano lessons. B. Can you come? C. Do I have to go to your party? D. It's my birthday this Wednesday. E. Sure, I can. F. Where will you have the party? |
Hi, Ted.
Hi, Lisa. I will have a party.
A party? It's cool. What's it for?
I will be fourteen.
Oh, sorry! I'm not free on Wednesday evening.
Well, it doesn't matter. I will have the party on Friday evening. Can you come then?
When will the party start?
At 7: 30 p. m.
At Great Restaurant.
OK. See you then.
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A. At about eight o'clock. B. Thank you very much for inviting me. C. Not really. D. I'm going to your house by bike. E. Would you like to come? F. What about half past six?
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A: Gina, are you free this evening?
B: Why do you ask that?
A: Some of our classmates are coming to my house for a party.
B: When will the party start?
A:
B: Oh, sorry, I will have a violin lesson then.
A:
B: I'm very sorry. I promised to help my brother with his math at 7:00 p.m.
A: OK. You are really busy.
B: But I will come over to your house next time.
A: You're welcome.
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A. Do you like watching talk shows? B. I don't like watching TV. C. I'm sorry to hear that. D. I like to watch sports and films in the evening. E. May I ask you a few questions? F. How often do you watch TV? G. I'm a worker. |
M: Hello!
W: Hello! This is CCTV. We're making a survey of TV watching habits.
M: Sure.
Q: OK. What's your job, please?
M:
W: Well, and how many hours do you watch TV each day?
M: Um, about one hour each day.
W: What's your favorite TV program?
M:
W: Do you watch TV at any other time?
M: Not really.
W: All right!
M: No, I really don't watch talk shows very often.
W: May I ask why?
M: Well, I don't think they are interesting for me.
W: Anyway, thank you very much.
M: You're welcome.
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A. What about Sunday? B. Yes, we did. C. How did you go there? D. I think it has the most-beautiful clothes. E. How was your weekend? F: I went to the science museum last Saturday. |
A: Hi. Cindy.
B: Pretty good, thank you.
A: Where did you go?
B: It is the biggest museum in our city.
A: What did you do there?
B: I saw quite a few interesting things and took some photos.
A:
B: I went to Trendy Shopping Center with my mom.
A: What do you think of it?
B:
A: Did you buy anything there?
B: bought a white skirt and my mom bought a black dress.
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A. Why do you think so? B. May I ask you some questions? C. How far is it from your house? D. I hear you are a book lover. E. How often do you go there? F. I usually see films, about once a week. |
A: Hello, I'm a reporter from our school newspaper. I'm making a survey. .
B: Of course, please.
A: Do you like going to the movies?
B: Yes, very much. .
A: So what do you think is the best movie theater in Jilin City?
B: Wanda Theater, I think.
A: .
B: Because it has the biggest screens, the most comfortable seats and it has the newest films.
A: Oh, thanks. What do you think is the best bookstore in our city?
B: Changqing Bookstore. It has many books and it often gives a special discount.
A: .
B: Almost every Sunday. I have got many books.
A: OK, that's all. It's nice to talk with you. Thank you very much.
A. Is the cinema far from your home?
B. Then I went to see a movie.
C. I like comedies.
D. Sure. I'd love to.
E. How often do you take it?
F. I didn't get enough sleep last night.
Claire: Hi, Mark! You look tired. What happened?
Mark:I really want to sleep now.
Claire: Were you busy with your homework last night?
Mark: No, I finished my homework early.
Claire: Did you go to the cinema with anyone?
Mark: No, just myself. My parents were at work.
Claire:
Mark: No, about ten minutes on foot. The movie was great. What did you do last night?
Claire: You know, just as usual. Homework, dancing class.
Mark: Dancing class? Why did you have it?
Claire: I love dancing. And more importantly, my dancing teacher is quite beautiful.
Mark: Oh, really? You're so lucky.
Claire: Three times a week. I need someone to practice with. Would you like to come?
Mark:
Betty: I was late for school today.
Mum: Why? What happened?
Betty: I took the bus. There was a road accident(事故), and the traffic(交通) was very heavy. But nobody was late, except(除了) me.
Mum: It's the most comfortable way, but it's also the most expensive. And taxis are very slow in heavy traffic too.
Betty: Then what about going by bike?
Mum:But it's a little dangerous. There's so much traffic.
Betty: But most of my classmates ride bikes. Don't worry. I'll be careful.
Mum: How does Tony go to school?
Betty: So he takes the underground.
Mum: And what about Lingling?
Betty: Her home is the closest to school, so she walks.
Mum: How about Daming?
Betty:But it's so crowded! And the traffic is heavy.
Mum: All right. You can ride your bike to school, but remember to be careful all the time.
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A. It's quite safe. B. He lives the farthest from school. C. I should take the bus to school. D. Maybe I should go to school by taxi? E. That's a good choice(选择). F. He goes by bus, too. |
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A. By the way, when is the final? B. That would be nice! C. We have just won a game! D. Thanks, Cindy. E. What about next Tuesday? F. Maybe you can talk with your teammates about that. |
A: Hey, Tony. You look so excited. What happened?
B∶And we will be in the final (决赛).
A: You mean the school soccer games?
B: Yes. It was quite hard for us to beat Class Two.
A∶Congratulations (祝贺) to you all!
B:. But now I am a little nervous
A: Take it easy. You should be confident (自信). and believe in your team.
B: But sometimes I feel that we don't work well enough as a team.
A: Teamwork is very important.
B: Sounds good. I'll do it right away.
A:
B: Next Tuesday.
A: I will be free then and I can watch the game.
B: See you then. Bye!
A: See you!
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A. And I hope you can have a good time. B. Oh, but look at the dishes. C. I'm going to do the dishes. D. This is going to be difficult. E. You must remember to feed her. F. I want you to do two things for me, OK? |
(Simon's parents are going to London for a day. His mom is talking with him.)
A: Simon, your father and I are going to London. First, you mustn't forget to post this letter—it's very important.
B: Don't worry, Mom. I'm going to take it to the post office in hall an hour.
A: Another thing is the dog.
B: I know. I know. Don't worry. You and Dad must go off now.
A: Right, we must go. It's late and we mustn't miss the train. I'll do it quickly before we go.
B: No, Mon. It's no problem.
A: All right then. See you soon!
B: Bye. Morn.
