5.

M: Let’s drop in here for a cup of coffee.

W: Well, I’d love to, but as a matter of fact, I’ve got to make rather in early start tomorrow.

M: Oh, I see, well in that case I suggest we take a taxi straight back to your place.

6-8

M: Hi, Jane.

W: Hi, Bill. Today is a very good day for me.

W: Anything lucky for you, Bill?

M: Yes, I’ve got a new job. It wasn’t easy for me to get a new job. I’ve been looking for one for quite a long time.

W: You’re lucky, was the interview difficult?

M: Several men were interviewed for this job, and I didn’t know if I can get it.　 This morning someone from the company called and asked to see me at 2 o’clock.

W: Did you go there?

M: Yes, I’ve just been there. When I came into the office, he told me but I was hired. I am feeling so happy.

W: How about the pay?

M: I will be paid well and my work will be very interesting. I am sure I can manage.

W: I believe that. Where are you going now?

M: I am going right home to tell my wife the good news and take her out for dinner.

W: That’s fine, she must have had a worry in time I suppose. When will you begin work?

M: I will begin work on Monday; I still have two days to prepare for it. Goodbye

9-11

W: Hi, Li Ming, where did you go for your holiday?

M: I went to Hainan Island for a week.

W: Hainan Island, wonderful! What did you do there?

M: We sometimes went hiking in the mountains and sometimes spent the days by the sea swimming.

W: What’s the weather like there?

M: Well, the weather in Hainan Island is warmer and wetter than other places of China. This is because Hainan Island is in the southern part of the country and the wind often comes from the warm sea. The wind picks up the water from the sea. When this wind hits the mountains of Hainan Island, the air rises and then the rain falls.

　W: I wish some day I could go there for a visit too.

12-14

W: There will be a wonderful football game on TV this evening.

M: Yes, I know, it’s between Britain and Germany.

W: But the match won’t begin until 1 o’clock early tomorrow morning. I don’t think I can stay up so late.

M: If you are really interested in it, you can go to bed first, I will wake you up when the match begins.

W: Well, I’ll have to go to work early tomorrow morning. I’d better not watch it, or I will be late.

M: It doesn’t matter much to me, I think I can wake up at the proper time, and I won’t be late for work.

W: Well, enjoy the match by yourself.

15-16

W: Doug, I didn't see you around last week! Everything ok? M: Thanks, Sarah. I was down with the flu. W: Oh, sorry to hear it. How are you doing now? M: Much better, thanks. Still a little weak and have a sore throat, but I'm finally up and about. W: Glad to hear it. Well, you didn't miss much. Things have been pretty slow. We are reviewing Unit

4.

M: What are you hobbies?

W: Oh, I collect stamps, what about you?

M: I don’t really have any hobbies, I just like to play chess in my spare time.　

3.

W: I prefer tea to coffee, but whenever we visit John, he always gives us coffee.

M: I don’t like coffee, either. All I really want to drink is a glass of cold water.

2.

M: Miss, will we soon arrive at the city library?

W: Yes, get off at the next stop and you will find it across the street.

1．

W: I am from CNN, please tell our audience about the football match with England. 　

M: Well, it was terrible, we lost, and the score was 0:14.

5.

M: Do I look ok for the party?

W: You look great, except for the shoes. They are the wrong color.

M: You think I should put on another color?

W: Yes, here, put on these black shoes. They look much better.

6-7

M: Come in, Ms Danziger. Please have a seat.

W: Thank you.

M: Did you have a good trip?

W: It was OK. I got in on the early flight this morning.

M: Ah, you’re from Los Angeles, aren’t you?

W: I live in Los Angeles at present, but I was originally from New York.

M: Tell me about your present job.

W: I’m a sales representative for a book publisher…Travel Books Incorporated. We sell guide books and maps.

M: How long have you been with Travel Books?

W: Two years. Before that I was with the Disney Company for a year in Florida, and before that I worked at a toy company in Dallas for six months.

8-10

W: How was your trip? What did you think of San Francisco?

M: It really is a beautiful city, mostly because it’s so different, I think. Everywhere you look there are wide streets, beautiful old Victorian homes and buildings, the bay, and of course the Golden Gate Bridge.

W: What are the restaurants like?

M: There’s a real variety. We had seafood at a French restaurant. It was really fresh and delicious, but it was kind of expensive. And we went to a Chinese restaurant for dinner one night. The food there was really spicy, but good.

W: How was your hotel?

M: It was small and very old. It wasn’t fancy at all, but it was clean and well-kept.

11-13

W: Adam, this is it. This is your room. You’ve got a desk, a bed, and a TV. If you need anything else, please let me know.

M: Thank you. This is really very good.

W: Come here. I’ll show you around in the house. The study is downstairs. You can use the computer there.

M: Oh, I’ve got my laptop. I just need to get it connected.

W: I’ll ask my husband to help you. He and Mary, My daughter, are coming home after six. Grandpa and grandma went out for a walk. They will be back at four o’clock.

M: Oh, I’m really looking forward to seeing them.

W: They will be very happy to see you too. Now let’s talk about the meal time. We will have dinner at 6:30. Breakfast starts at 7:30. Do you want me to prepare a lunch pack for you or do you prefer to eat at school?

M: I’ll eat at school.

14-17

W: Look at this picture. This is a party my sister had two years ago for her wedding.

M: Who’s that? I mean the woman on the very left.

W: Oh, that’s Aunt Elme. She’s my mother’s sister. The lady she’s talking to is my aunt, Louise, but on my father’s side. She is a music teacher in London University.

M: And who’s that man?

W: The one with his back to the camera?

M: Yes, in the middle of the two other men.

W: Oh, that’s my uncle, John. He is humorous. He’s a clothes designer and works in Paris. The man he is talking to is his friend, Jack. They used to work together. Now he lives in London. Now, let’s see…who else is there? The man in the middle of the group on the right is my cousin, Roger. He’s a sales manager.

18-20

I’m going to be 18 next month. These days I often say to myself: you are no longer a child; you are a grown man. But actually I still look like a child. Many of my classmates think I’m only 16. Many people say I look like my mother. She is short, only about five feet. But I’m already much taller than her; I’m five feet three inches. I look like my mum also in many other ways. We have the same blue eyes, the same blond hair, the same fair skin. I don’t like my skin; it makes me look rather girlish. Fortunately I have a Roman nose like my father’s which makes me look manly. I’m proud of my nose. Now I’m studying in Germany. I’d like to make many friends there.

4.

M: How are the children’s achievements?

W: George has got better grades than Shelly. But Shelly’s grades are better than John’s.

M: Oh, I see.

3.

M: I don’t feel like going shopping. Why don’t we stay at school and do some reading in the reading room instead.

W: Come on, today is Tony’s birthday. We’d better buy some gifts for him.

2.

M: Have you done anything with my glasses? I just can’t find them. I need them to read.

W: Why don’t you try the bathroom? I saw them there just now.

1.

W: Good morning, sir. May I help you?

M: Good morning, I’d like to open a savings account please.