101 It was Mr Huang who encouraged me to take part in the sports meeting
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W: What time do you leave for the office in the morning?
M: I leave at 7:30 every day except on Tuesday. I leave home half an hour earlier on Tuesday, because I'm on duty that day.
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M: Let's go out for a walk. I've been studying the whole afternoon.
W: I wish I could go with you, but I have to finish my essay today. It should be handed in no later than tomorrow morning.
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M: Sara, my wife got some film developed in a shop nearby, but she lost the bill. Could you go with us to the shop? You know, we need a French speaker to explain the matter.
W: Certainly. I think they will show you the photos and then you'll know which one is yours.
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W: Hi, John! Welcome back! What a tan!
M: I was really lucky with the weather.
W: Good hotel?
M: Not too bad. Food was average, but I was right on the beach. You should have gone with me instead of camping in the mountains.
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M: I would like to move to the suburbs. But I don' t have enough money to pay the high taxes.
W: I wish you could. It's nice to live there.
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M: I'd like to have these clothes washed. How much is it?
W: What clothes do you have?
M: A shirt and two pairs of trousers.
W: You should pay 10 Yuan for a shirt, and 15 Yuan for a pair of trousers.
M: That's all right. Here is 40 Yuan.
W: Are you a member here?
M: No. Do you have any discount for a member?
W: Yes. You can have a discount of 20% if you are a member here.
M: How can I have the membership?
W: We will give you a membership card after you fill out the form and pay a deposit of 100 Yuan
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W: Professor Dickinson has a big collection of books in his study, hasn't he?
M: That's true. Just imagine, he has read all of them When I talk to him about books, I feel that he has pored over(细读) every book that I have ever heard of.
W: Here are some modem English classics. Have you read any of them?
M: Almost none, I'm afraid. You have read a good many modem English classics, haven't you, Claire?
W: Yes, I was fond of English writers when I was only a school gift. And I have skimmed through quite a lot of their works since then.
M: Who are the well-known twentieth-century English writers?
W: Oh, there are John Galsworthy, G.B. Shaw. and also T.S. Elliot.
M: T. S. Elliot? Wasn't he an American.
W: He was born in the United States, but he chose British nationality later.
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M: Shoppers everywhere in town are upset about the high price of food, A trip to the supermarket is very expensive these days. I'm here at the supermarket on Central Avenue, and I'm talking to a typical customer. What do you think about the price of food these days?
W: Food is very expensive.
M: How do you feel about that?
W: I'm upset. I'm really upset! I just bought a few things at the supermarket, and I can't believe how much I spent! About twenty-eight dollars.
M: Twenty-eight dollars? That's a lot of money!
W: You bet it is!
M: What did you buy for twenty-eight dollars?
W: Just a few things.
M: Could you show us what you bought?
W: Sure,
M: Here. Let me hold the bags, and you can show us. Okay. Let's see. We have a loaf of bread, a pound of Swiss cheese, a pound of butter, a bunch of carrots, and here is some milk.
W: Yes. It's a quart of milk.
M: And do you drink a lot of milk?
W: Yes. I drink a quart of milk every day.
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W: Good morning. What seems to be the problem?
M: Good morning, Mrs. Morrison. I have a cough and a fever, and I feel very tired all the time.
W: And how long have you been feeling like this?
M: For three days now.
W: Let me have a look. Open your mouth please. Wider please. Now say "Ahh".
M: Ahhh.
W: Now take your shirt off please. Breathe in... Breathe out... Breathe in... Breathe out... OK, you can put your shirt back on now.
M: What seems to be the problem? Am I suffering from H1 N1 or is there something wrong with my lung?
W: Oh, no., Don't be so worried. You just have a bad cold. Do you work in an air conditioned office?
M: Yes, I do.
W: I thought so. I see many people who work in air conditioned offices. It's the air conditioning, you see. It's really not very good for your health.
M: So what would you suggest, doctor?
W: I suggest you get out of the office as often as possible. Walk around, and get some fresh air. That will help. You also need to get more exercise. Do you play any sports?
M: I sometimes .play tennis in the summer, but to be honest, I'm too busy to get regular exercise.
W: Then I suggest you try playing more often. Say once a week.
M: OK, no problem. Thank you, doctor. Bye.
W: Bye.
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If you want to get along well in the United States the following "dos" and "don'ts" are helpful. As a role, it isn't easy to find anyone to talk to in a big city, However, here are some suggestions. First, get-or borrow a dog. Walk with it several times a day. Americans like dogs and usually, stop to talk to anyone with a dog. Then, try to eat in a public dining hall People generally share the same tables and will sometimes talk to you if they see that you are a stranger. Next, take your dirty clothes to a public washing shop. It takes about an hour to wash and dry, and many. people wait there. They often pass the time talking to other customers. Always ask for information from a woman, if you are a man. And from a man, if you are a woman It seems to get better results for a reason I can't understand. Learn the expressions, "Please", "Thank you", "You're welcome" before you come and use them all the time! There are some things you shouldn't do. Don't ask people their age, especially women! Everyone wants to be young. Never tell heavy people they are fat. Tell them they are losing weight. Everyone here wants to be thin. Don't be late for an appointment! When someone says six o'clock, be sure to be there by six—Americans respect time and expect everyone to be "on time".
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