1. W: What would you like, sir?

M: Some juice, please.

2. W: Do you want to play football with us?

M: I’d love to.

3. W: What time is it?

M: It’s eight o’clock! Hurry up or we’ll be late for the meeting.

4. W: How did you get to Korea?

M: By ship. It’s a wonderful trip.

5. W: Why are you so happy today?

M: My mother bough t me a new schoolbag, I like it very much.

6. W: Good morning! Can I help you?

M: Yes, please. I want a T-shirt.

W: What size do you want?

M: Size M, please.

W: OK! What about this one?

M: Sorry! I don’t like black. Have you got any other colors?

W: Oh, yes. We’ve also got blue, brown and white ones.

M: Can I have look at brown ones?

W: Certainly.

M: How much is it?

W: $ 48.

M: OK. I’ll take it. (76)

7. M: So, what did you do last weekend, Ann?

W: Oh, Fred and I went for a trip in the country on Saturday.

M: That sounds nice. Where did you go?

W: We went to the lake and had a picnic. We had a great time! How about you? Did you do anything special?

M: Not really. I just worked in my office all day.

W: Oh, terrible. How about Sunday, John?

M: I just stayed home all day. What about you, Kate? What did you do?

W: I stayed with some friends.

M: Oh, where did you go?

W: We went to a great outdoor concert. Then we had dinner out and went dancing.

M: It sounds like you had a busy weekend!

W: Yeah, I guess I did.(130)

8. M: Hello! Today I will invite Joy to tell us her study life in England. Now Joy, what time do you go to school?

W: 8:00.

M: And do you go by subway, or on a school bus?

W: No, my school is quite close to my house, so I walk to the school.

M: OK. What kinds of things do you take to school?

W: I take my gym clothes, my schoolbag and my books.

M: Oh, OK. And what do you study at school?

W: We study writing and reading, and math. And, let me see… we have gym class, too.

M: OK, and where do you eat lunch? Do you have a lunchroom or café?

W: No, we eat in our classroom.

M: Wow… In your classroom? That’s very interesting. Now what time do you leave school?

W: We usually leave at 3:00 and on Friday, at 2:00.

M: Well, thank you very much, Joy.

W: You’re welcome.(161)

9. W: You look upset.

M: I did very poorly on my test this morning.

W: How could this happen?

M: You know last weekend I went out with Tom. We went to the beach and spent the whole weekend there.

W: So you forgot about the test this morning.

M: Yes, completely. I should have looked at my notes last night.

W: Why didn’t you do so?

M: You know I live in the dormitory with three other roommates. They can’t sleep with the lights on.

W: You could have gone down to the library. It won’t close until midnight.

M: Yes, I could have, but it’s Professor Tyler’s final exam.

W: Did you make good notes during his class?

M: I tried, but he spoke fast and I couldn’t keep up with him. I usually borrow my classmate’s notes.

W: Now I understand. It was too late for you to borrow the notes.

M: I guess I’ll have to take the course again next term.

W: I think you should learn how to take notes. (176)