W: Yes, even when it rains.
W: Well
W: Yes. The headmaster
M: Well, Jenny, I’m now in London and I can’t get back until early tomorrow morning. So I
W: OK, Mr Strong. By the way, have you finished your report on how to help foreigners learn
M: Not yet, but I’ll finish it in abo
W: Uh, let’s see
W: Oh,
M: OK. I have nothing to do, either. Another question, where shall we meet? How about meeting
W: Uh, we’d better meet at the gate of the cinema M: All right. What time shall we meet? Say 7:
M:
W: The most I could spend is
W: A used car is OK, if everything w
M: I just heard about something you might want to know. My grandma lives next door to an old woman. She just mentioned that her eyesight was so bad that she had to give up her driver’s
W: Is her c
M: It’s really very good, only 43,000 miles on it and most of those came from her driving down to New
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In the last few minutes, I’d like to tell you next week’s plan for my writing class. Because I’m going to attend a meeting in London, I won’t be here from Tuesday to Friday. Professor Brown is going to be with you. Remember next Friday you’ll have your mid-term exam. On Thursday you won’t have class as we usually do. Instead I’ve arranged a review lesson. You may either come to the class or stay at your dorm. But coming to the class would be a good idea if you’re worried about the exam. Professor Brown will be here to answer your questions. So, again remember: free choices next Thursday, mid-term exam next Friday.
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