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(Text1)

W: Do you know how to put this part back on the machine?

M: I have no idea. You should have called someone to fix it.

W: It’s been driving me crazy. Oh, well. I’ll just call in a repairman.

 (Text 2)

W: It’s so noisy. I can’t hear what the lecturer says.

M: Neither can I. I just want to go back to my dormitory to sleep. But before that I need to return a book.

W: OK. Let’s go together.

(Text 3)

M: When will your dad get back from his business trip? He’s been away for a long time.

W: Yes. It’s three weeks now. He won’t be back for another two weeks.

M: That is a long time. More than a month.

 (Text 4)

W: What did you think of the tennis match on TV last night?

M: Oh, my mum wouldn’t let me watch it because I hadn’t finished my homework. But then my friend called me, so I spent all evening on the phone.

(Text 5)

W: Good morning, officer.

M: Good morning, madam. What can I do for you?

W: All the cars have stayed here for nearly an hour. What’s the matter?

M: Sorry, madam. There’s a traffic jam somewhere from Newton Road to Polkeith Road.

(Text 6)

W: Excuse me, can you tell me where the cinema is?

M: Oh, I’m going there. Maybe you can go with me.

W: OK, thank you. I heard there was a wonderful movie tonight. So I’m going to buy the tickets.

M: Yeah, me too. I like the actor very much. Are you alone or with a companion?

W: My kid will go with me. He’s 7 years old.

M: Oh, the movie is very suitable for him I think. It’s the story of some good friends who take a trip together and come into many funny things. He’ll laugh through the performance.

W: I see. Thank you very much.

(Text 7)

W: Dan, why don’t you say hello to your neighbors?

M: They just moved here. And I don’t like them.

W: Aren’t they easy-going?

M: Not in that way. They seem to be friendly whenever you see them.

W: That sounds not bad.

M: But their dogs are too noisy and they often come into my yard.

W: I think dogs are lovely.

M: But I don’t like dogs. They’re too scary and dangerous. Every time I want to go out, I have to look through the window to see whether a dog is there or not.

W: Have you talked to them about this?

M: No, if the dog comes in, I’ll call the police.

W: I think you’d better talk to your neighbors first.