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M: The samples of our club logo are finally here. Take a look.
W: Hey, they look pretty good! Which one do you like?
M: I like the triangular one.
W: I like it, too. But why don’t we think about the others first?
M: OK. How about the square one or the circular one? Are they too plain?
W: Definitely.
M: How about the diamond-shaped one? It’s cool.
W: Umm.... It’s so so. What do you think of the flower-shaped one?
M: Well, I don’t like it.
W: Then we only have two choices: the triangular one or the diamond-shaped
one.
M: Yes, but too many clubs these days are using the diamond-shaped one.
W: I agree. Let’s be unique.
W: Hi, Jason! What can I do for you?
M: Well, Ms. Thomson, it’s about the exhibition next week. I think I need
more time to prepare.
W: I’m sorry, Jason, but there isn’t any more time. The 2007 Art Exhibition
is scheduled to open next Thursday.
M: This exhibition is so important that I’m getting nervous. If I don’t
participate, I’ll have to wait for another year.
W: I understand that, but I’m giving you space in this show because I believe
in you as a young artist.
M: I really appreciate that.
W: But, as you know, if you cannot make it, I have to give your space to
another artist.
M: I know. That’s what concerns me the most.
M: All right. I’ll tell you a few things you have to keep in mind. Before you
climb, check all of your equipment carefully. Make sure you have an
emergency kit and some emergency food. Tell someone where you’re going
and when you’ll be back. During your climb, rest and drink water often.
And if you think you’re physically worn out, don’t push yourself to climb to
the top of the mountain. Well, that’s it. Have a great time and remember,
‘safety first!’
W: Excuse me, sir. I was wondering if I could ask you a huge favor.
M: Yes, what is it?
W: Well, are you sitting with anyone?
M: No.
W: Oh, then, would you switch seats with my friend? We bought tickets at
the last minute and were not able to get seats next to each other.
M: Where’s your friend’s seat?
W: She’s sitting five rows forward towards the screen.
M: No problem. Let me just get my coat.
W: Thank you so much.
M: Jane, it’s time to finish.
W: Finally. It’s been a long day.
M: How many hours did you work today?
W: Eight.
M: OK. Eight hours. [pause] You’ll get your voluntary work certificate in a
minute. How was work?
W: Frankly, it was difficult working in a nursing home because I usually
don’t clean and do laundry at home.
M: Ah, that’s why you look tired. Anyway, what was the best part of your
day?
W: Helping the elderly exercise. We had a lot of fun.
M: Well, it sounds like you had a great experience.
W: I did and I learned a lot.
M: Good. Here’s your certificate. Submit it to your teacher.
W: Thanks.
M: Susan, what’s wrong? You look stressed.
W: I have to do a field trip report by next week, but it isn’t easy.
M: Well, let’s see.... Did you choose the place?
W: Yeah, I chose the Central National Museum.
M: The Central National Museum? I did a report on that place last year.
Maybe I can help.
W: That would be great!
M: Well, the next step is to get some information from the Internet.
W: Can you tell me an address?
M: Sure. Umm.... I used a site called w w w dot F D P L A C E dot com.
W: Thanks. That’ll help me a lot.
M: No problem. How are you going to get there?
W: Well, I’ll take the subway.
W: Good afternoon, everyone. I’m here to announce a great opportunity for
those of you who want to improve your English writing skills. We’re
opening a free tutoring service with native speakers of English from the
Department of English Language and Literature. Our writing instructors will
help you plan, edit, or revise your writing. If you want help with your
essays, papers, and writing projects, you can make an appointment with us.
We’ll be open Monday through Friday from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
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W: Hello, class. I’d like to announce the World Leader Contest which will be
held on October 2nd. Let me explain briefly how to apply for the contest.
You need to submit an application form and a letter of self-introduction to
me by next Monday. Then, the selection committee will evaluate your
application materials. After the evaluation procedure, selected candidates will
be contacted individually for an interview. Those who pass the interview
will participate in the World Leader Contest on behalf of our school. Any
questions or comments? [pause] OK. See you tomorrow.
W: Dad, I’m a little nervous about touching the fish.
M: I know this is your first time fishing, but just relax.
M: Laura’s teacher is really kind and always talks about the benefits of making
new friends. Last week, a new student joined the class. He was really shy
and seemed nervous whenever the teacher asked him to give answers. Some
classmates thought that he was a bit strange, and it seemed he didn’t want
to talk to them. Yesterday, Laura noticed that he was eating alone in the
cafeteria. Laura and her friends decided to sit with him. Within a few
minutes, they had a nice conversation. After Laura’s teacher watched this
situation, what would he most probably say to Laura and her friends?