W ： I think so.
Text 3
M: Don’t you think the price is too high?
W: No, it is more than one thousand pages, as thick as a dictionary.
Text 4
W: Is that you, Tom? We haven’t seen each other for ages. What have you been doing all
these years?
M: Oh, it’s you, Lucy. I haven’t seen you in a million years. I actually worked abroad for
a few months and I’
ve just returned from Canada. How are things with you?
M: Everything is fine, except that we have been missing you.
Text 5
M: What time does the bus leave?
W: Not until 8:30, but I want to get to the bus station by 8:15 in order to get a good seat.
Text 6
M: What’s the matter, Anna? You look worried.
W: I am worried. I’m getting terribly fat. I can’t put on my jeans. I have to lose weight.
M: Well, maybe you need to go on a diet.
W: I know, but what kind of diet?
M: You ought to eat lots of salad and fruit.
W: But I don’t like fruit. I prefer meat.
M: Well, you can eat meat, but you shouldn’t eat too much. And you’d better not eat bread or potatoes either.
W: Oh, Robert, that’s too hard for me.
Text 7
W: Good morning, may I have your name, please?
M: Yes, my first name is James, my middle name is Allan and my last name is Green.
W: Um, Green is your family name, isn’t it?
M: Yes, that’s right.
W: Shall I call you James or Jim?
M: It doesn’t matter. It’s not important.
W: But I know I should never call you Mr. James, right?
M: Yes, right. And I also know I should never put your given name before your family name, am I right?
W: Yes, sometimes we also have middle names as yours.
M: Can you choose your own name?
W: Never. My mother gave it to me before I was born. How about you?
M: The same as you. I don’t like it, but I can’t change it.
W: Pity for you!
M: No, pity for us!
Text 8
W: Bob? It’s me, Barbara. Am I ringing at a bad time?
M: No, no. That’s all right. Is it something important?
W: No, not really. Some American friends are here for a few days and they want to go for a meal this evening. I think maybe you’d like to come.
M: I’m afraid I can’t. I’ve got a bad headache.
W: Oh, have you? I am sorry. Why don’t you take a couple of aspirins and lie down for a bit? You’ll be all right in half an hour.
M: Yes, I know, it’s not just the headache. I’m afraid I really ought to do my washing this evening and I’ve got to write home to my parents, too.
W: All right. Some other time then. Well, have a nice evening, Bob.
M: Wait a minute, Barbara. I’ll ring you early tomorrow morning.
W: It’s OK. See you then.
Text 9
W：Hello! This is Mrs. White.
M：Hello! This is Frank Hudson, Professor White’s student. I’d like to visit Professor White. I have a few questions about the experiment to ask him.
W：OK. When would you like to come?
M：Well, I’m free next week.
W：I’m afraid he won’t be at home next week. We’ll be on holiday then.
M：Well, I see. This afternoon I’ll visit an exhibition in the Captain Hall, which is near your home . Can I drop in after that?
W：Yes, he’s at home this afternoon. And he’s free before three o’clock.
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