Text 1
W: You look tired. You worked too much.
M: I went to Lucy's birthday party last night. It didn't end till two o'clock in the morning.
Q: What can we know from the talk?
Text 2
W: What time does the bus leave for school in the morning?
M: It leaves at 6:30, except on Fridays. It leaves thirty minutes earlier on Fridays.
Q: What time does the school bus leave on Fridays?
Text 3
W: You always seem to be busy with your work.
M: That's true, but the work is great fun.
Q: How does the man feel about his work?
Text 4
W: How do you like the shoes I just bought?
M: I can't understand why you need another pair, you just bought one pair last week.
Q: What does the man mean?
Text 5
W: How was the football match last night?
M: Oh, our Chinese team played so poorly that I went to bed early.
Q: How did the man like the football game?
Text 6
W: Put away your socks, Tom. Don't put them on the floor.
M: But mine are in my shoes, Mom. They are Tim's.
Q: Whose socks are on the floor?
Text 7
W: Why are you walking today, Mr. Wang?
M: Because my bike is broken.
Q: How does Mr. Wang come to work as usual?
Text 8
W: What did you say in the graduation ceremony, Tom?
M: I said I'll remember the unforgettable three years we spent together.
Q: What grade may they be in?
Text 9
W: Could you tell me the way to the post office?
M: Sure. Walk the way for two blocks, turn right and it's about four more blocks.
Q: How far is the post office?
Text 10
M: Excuse me, what's your name, please?
W: My name is Helen.
M: Helen, what do you want to do when you grow up, a doctor or a soldier ?
W: Neither. I want to be an athlete.
M: And how old are you?
W: I'm 15.
Text 11
M：Can I help you?
W：Yes. I'd like to change this coat．
M：What's wrong with it?
W：It's the wrong size．I wear Size 11，but it's Size 9.
M：Didn't you try it on when you bought it?
W：The coat is a gift from my sister．She didn't know how tall I am．We haven't seen each other for three years．
M: OK．We can change it for you．But we don't have this colour.
W：What colour do you have then?
M：Yellow, red and blue． 、
W：Red is my favourite．
Text 12
M：Excuse me, madam, are there trains for London?
W：Well,1et me see. One train just left five minutes ago, and there's another one at half past ten．
M：What's the time now?
W：It's five minutes to ten．
M：Where can I buy a ticket，please?
W：Over there at the ticket window．
M：Thank you very much．
W：It's a pleasure．
Text 13
W: Dad, I want to get a job.
M: A job? Why?
W: I need more money. When I go out with my friends or go shopping, I never have enough money.
W: Jane, you know most families here are richer than we are.
W: That's why o want to work. Then I won't have to ask you for money.
M: You have a lot of homework to do every day. How can you work and study at the same time?
W: Yes, I can. I know I can.
M: Jane, your school work is the most important thing. But I have an idea. Once a week, you can come to my shop and help out a bit. You can clean the floors and the windows---that sort of thing. I'll pay you for each hour you work. How does that sound?
W: Good idea, but I don't want to clean any toilets.
M: All right, no toilets. It's a deal.
Text 14
It was quite late at night. I was reading a newspaper alone in my room when I heard someone knocking at the door. I opened it and saw a young man with glasses standing there. He said that he was a friend of my brother's and wanted to have a talk with him. I didn't know if my brother had such a friend, but I had to let him in.
As we talked, I found that he knew nothing about my brother. Then I came to know that his words were not true. Suddenly my brother rushed in and the young man was so surprised that he didn’t know what to do for a moment. We caught the man and called the police at the same time.
W: You look tired. You worked too much.
M: I went to Lucy's birthday party last night. It didn't end till two o'clock in the morning.
Q: What can we know from the talk?
Text 2
W: What time does the bus leave for school in the morning?
M: It leaves at 6:30, except on Fridays. It leaves thirty minutes earlier on Fridays.
Q: What time does the school bus leave on Fridays?
Text 3
W: You always seem to be busy with your work.
M: That's true, but the work is great fun.
Q: How does the man feel about his work?
Text 4
W: How do you like the shoes I just bought?
M: I can't understand why you need another pair, you just bought one pair last week.
Q: What does the man mean?
Text 5
W: How was the football match last night?
M: Oh, our Chinese team played so poorly that I went to bed early.
Q: How did the man like the football game?
Text 6
W: Put away your socks, Tom. Don't put them on the floor.
M: But mine are in my shoes, Mom. They are Tim's.
Q: Whose socks are on the floor?
Text 7
W: Why are you walking today, Mr. Wang?
M: Because my bike is broken.
Q: How does Mr. Wang come to work as usual?
Text 8
W: What did you say in the graduation ceremony, Tom?
M: I said I'll remember the unforgettable three years we spent together.
Q: What grade may they be in?
Text 9
W: Could you tell me the way to the post office?
M: Sure. Walk the way for two blocks, turn right and it's about four more blocks.
Q: How far is the post office?
Text 10
M: Excuse me, what's your name, please?
W: My name is Helen.
M: Helen, what do you want to do when you grow up, a doctor or a soldier ?
W: Neither. I want to be an athlete.
M: And how old are you?
W: I'm 15.
Text 11
M：Can I help you?
W：Yes. I'd like to change this coat．
M：What's wrong with it?
W：It's the wrong size．I wear Size 11，but it's Size 9.
M：Didn't you try it on when you bought it?
W：The coat is a gift from my sister．She didn't know how tall I am．We haven't seen each other for three years．
M: OK．We can change it for you．But we don't have this colour.
W：What colour do you have then?
M：Yellow, red and blue． 、
W：Red is my favourite．
Text 12
M：Excuse me, madam, are there trains for London?
W：Well,1et me see. One train just left five minutes ago, and there's another one at half past ten．
M：What's the time now?
W：It's five minutes to ten．
M：Where can I buy a ticket，please?
W：Over there at the ticket window．
M：Thank you very much．
W：It's a pleasure．
Text 13
W: Dad, I want to get a job.
M: A job? Why?
W: I need more money. When I go out with my friends or go shopping, I never have enough money.
W: Jane, you know most families here are richer than we are.
W: That's why o want to work. Then I won't have to ask you for money.
M: You have a lot of homework to do every day. How can you work and study at the same time?
W: Yes, I can. I know I can.
M: Jane, your school work is the most important thing. But I have an idea. Once a week, you can come to my shop and help out a bit. You can clean the floors and the windows---that sort of thing. I'll pay you for each hour you work. How does that sound?
W: Good idea, but I don't want to clean any toilets.
M: All right, no toilets. It's a deal.
Text 14
It was quite late at night. I was reading a newspaper alone in my room when I heard someone knocking at the door. I opened it and saw a young man with glasses standing there. He said that he was a friend of my brother's and wanted to have a talk with him. I didn't know if my brother had such a friend, but I had to let him in.
As we talked, I found that he knew nothing about my brother. Then I came to know that his words were not true. Suddenly my brother rushed in and the young man was so surprised that he didn’t know what to do for a moment. We caught the man and called the police at the same time.