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Greetings °Ý­Ô»y                          

1. Hello! / Hi!

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2. Good morning / afternoon / evening!

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3. I'm Kathy King.

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4. Are you Peter Smith?

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5. Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.

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6. How are you?

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7. Fine, thanks. And you?

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8. I'm fine, too.

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9. How is Amy / your wife / your husband?

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10. She is very well, thank you.

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11. Good night, Jane.

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12. Good-bye, Mike.

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13. See you tomorrow.

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14. See you later.

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15. I have to go now.

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Expression In Class ±Ð«Ç¥Î»y

16. May I come in?

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17. Come in, please.

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18. Sit down, please.

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19. It's time for class.

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20. Open your books and turn to page 20.

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21. I'll call the roll before class.

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22. Here!

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23. Has everybody got a sheet?

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24. Any different opinion?

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25. Are you with me?

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26. Have I made myself clear?

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27. Could you say it again?

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28. Any questions?

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29. That's all for today.

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30. Please turn in your paper before leaving.

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Identifying Objects ¿ë§Oª««~

31. What's this?

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32. It's a pen.

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33. Is this your handbag?

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34. No, it isn't. / Yes, it is.

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35. Whose pen is this?

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36. It's Kate's.

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37. Is that a car?

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38. No, it isn't. It's a bus.

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39. What do you call this in English?

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40. What is the color of your new book?

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41. How big is your house?

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42. How long is the street?

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43. What's the name of the cat?

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44. Where's the company?

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45. Which is the right size?

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About Belongings Ãö©ó©Ò¦³ª«

46. What's this?

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47. It's an air-conditioner.

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48. Is this yours?

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49. Yes, it's mine.

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50. Where are my glasses?

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51. Do you know where I've put my glasses?

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52. Over there.

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53. On the desk.

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54. Is this your pen? I found it under the desk.

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55. No. Mine is blue.

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56. Which is your bag?

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57. The bigger one.

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58. The one on your right.

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59. Are these books all yours?

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60. Some of them are mine.

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Identifying People ¿ë§O¨­¥÷

61. Who are you?

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62. I'm Jim.

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63. Who is the guy over there?

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64. He's Bob.

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65. Is that girl a student?

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66. No, she isn't.

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67. What do you do?

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68. I'm a farmer.

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69. What does he do?

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70. He's a manager.

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71. She must be a model, isn't?

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72. I really don't known.

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73. I have no idea about it.

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74. Can she be a driver?

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75. Yes, I think so.

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About Introduction Ãö©ó¤¶²Ð

76. What's your name?

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77. May I have your name?

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78. My name is Thomas.

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79. Just call me Tom.

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80. What's your family name?

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81. My family name is Aynesworth.

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82. How do you spell it?

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83. Who is the lady in white?

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84. Could you introduce me to her?

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85. Rose, let me introduce my friend to you.

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86. This is Tom. He's my classmate.

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87. Nice to meet you.

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88. Nice to meet you, too.

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89. Let me introduce myself.

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90. How do you do?

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Year, Month And Day ¦~¡B¤ë¡B¤é

91. What day is it today?

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92. It's Monday today.

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93. What's the date today?

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94. It's January the 15th, 1999.

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95. What month is this?

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96. It's December.

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97. What year is this?

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98. It's the year of 1999.

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99. What will you do during this weekend?

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100. Does the shop open at 9 am on weekdays?

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101. It opens at 8 am on weekdays, but at 9 at weekends.

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102. What will you do the day after on next?

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103. What did you do the week before last?

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104. I'll work for the next 5 days.

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105. It's been 5 years since I last saw you.

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Talking About Objects ½Í½×¨Æª«

106. Do you have a computer?

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107. Yes, I do.

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108. He has that book, doesn't he?

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109. No, he doesn't.

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110. Do you have any brothers or sisters?

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111. No, I'm a single son.

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112. Does your computer have a modem?

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113. Do you have shampoo here?

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114. What a beautiful garden you have!

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115. Any tickets left?

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116. Do you have glue? I need some here.

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117. I have some left.

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118. If you have more, please give me some.

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119. Do you have my pencil?

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120. Yes, I have your eraser, too.

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Talking About Time •´­z®É¶¡

121. What time is it now?

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122. It's two o'clock.

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123. It's a quarter past five.

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124. It's ten minutes to four.

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125. It's half past nine.

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126. It's one o'clock sharp.

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127. It's not four o'clock.

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128. My watch says two o'clock.

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129. My watch is two minutes fast.

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130. What's the time by your watch?

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131. We must arrive there on time.

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132. There are only two minutes left.

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133. Can you finish your work ahead of time?

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134. The flight is delayed.

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135. The meeting is put off.

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About Dates Ãö©ó¤é´Á

136. What day is today?

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137. Today is Monday.

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138. What's the date today?

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139. Today is May 21st.

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140. When were you born?

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141. I was born on September 1st, 1976.

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142. What time?

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143. You name the time.

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144. I'll meet you tomorrow.

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145. Do you know the exact date?

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146. Please check the date.

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147. What were you doing this time last year?

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148. How long will the sale last?

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149. Only three days.

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150. I'll be back in 5 days.

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About Visits Ãö©ó«ô³X

151. Hello. Can I see Mr. Green?

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152. Do you have an appointment?

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153. Sorry, I don't.

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154. Yes. At 3 pm.

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155. Sorry, Mr. Green can't see you now.

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156. He's on the phone.

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157. Would you wait here for a minute?

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158. Would you like something to drink?

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159. Tea, please.

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160. Mr. Green, Mr. Smith is here.

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161. You may go in now.

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162. Nice to see you, my old friend.

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163. How have you been these years?

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164. You've changed little.

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165. Do you still remember that Christmas?

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About Language Ãö©ó»y¨¥

166. Do you speak English?

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167. Yes, a little.

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168. How long have you studied English?

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169. He speaks English fluently.

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170. Your English is very good.

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171. You speak English pretty well.

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172. Are you a native speaker of English?

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173. My native language is Chinese.

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174. He speaks with London accent.

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175. He has a strong accent.

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176. I have some difficulty in expressing myself.

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177. I'm always confused with "s" and "th".

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178. Can you write in English?

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179. Your pronunciation is excellent.

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180. How can I improve my spoken English?

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Talking About Activities ½Í½×¬¡°Ê

181. What are you doing?

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182. I'm reading a book.

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183. I'm cooking.

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184. Are you watching TV now?

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185. Yes, I'm watching Channel 5.

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186. No, I'm listening to the radio.

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187. Where are you going?

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188. I'm going to work.

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189. Who are you writing to?

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190. I'm writing to an old friend.

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191. What will you do this weekend?

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192. I'll go to a concert.

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193. I'll go on an outing with some friends.

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194. Do you like traveling?

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195. Yes, I like it a great deal/it very much.

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About Age Ãö©ó¦~ÄÖ

196. How old are you?

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197. I'm twenty-two.

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198. Mr. Smith is still in his forties.

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199. I'm two years younger than my sister.

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200. My older sister is one year older than her husband.

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201. He's the youngest in the family.

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202. He looks much younger than he is.

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203. I came here when I was 20.

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204. I started school at the age of 6.

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205. My father is over 60 years old.

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206. Most of them are less than 30.

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207. I guess he's about 30.

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208. She's going to be 15 next month.

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209. They'll have a party for their 10th wedding anniversary.

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210. He's still a boy after all.

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Talking About Daily Activities ½Í½×¤é±`¥Í¬¡

211. When do you get up everyday?

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212. I usually get up at 8 o'clock.

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213. Where do you have your lunch?

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214. I have my lunch in a snack bar nearby.

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215. What did you have for lunch?

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216. I had a hamburger and a fried chicken leg?

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217. What time do you start work?

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218. I start work at 8 o'clock.

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219. What do you do at work?

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220. I answer telephones and do some typing.

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221. What time do you finish your work?

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222. At 6 o'clock sharp.

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223. What do you do in your spare time?

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224. I like listening to pop music.

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225. I like playing football.

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Talking About Yesterday ½Í½×¬Q¤Ñªº¨Æ

226. When did you get up yesterday morning?

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227. At about seven.

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228. I heard the clock, but I didn't get up until 9.

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229. I woke up seven and got up right away.

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230. I hurried to my office.

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231. I had my breakfast on the way.

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232. I was just on time.

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233. I was 10 minutes late.

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234. I had lunch with a friend of mine.

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235. I finished my work at 6 p.m.

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236. I stayed and did some extra work.

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237. The TV programs were really boring, so I went to bed very early.

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238. I read a magazine in bed.

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239. I didn't sleep well.

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240. I slept soundly all night.

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Talking With Friends »PªB¤Í²á¤Ñ

241. Hi, Joe, is it really you?

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242. Hi, Ann. Nice to see you again.

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243. It's been a whole year since I last saw you.

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244. Yes, but you look as pretty now, as you did then.

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245. Oh, thank you. How have you been these days?

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246. Not too bad.

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247. But you sound so sad.

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248. Yes, I lost my pet cat yesterday.

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249. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

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250. That's all right.

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251. Have you seen Kate lately?

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252. No, I have no contact with her.

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253. I heard she got married last week.

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254. Oh, how nice. Sorry, I've got to go now.

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255. So do I. See you later. Keep in touch.

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Talking About The Past ½Í½×¹L¥h

256. I used to take a walk in the early morning.

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257. He used to live in my neighborhood.

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258. Did you use to go fishing with friends?

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259. We have known each other for 6 years.

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260. It has been a long time since I last came here.

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261. Have you seen Mr. Smith recently?

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262. They've been working on this project since last year.

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263. I've been watching TV all night.

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264. The movie began as soon as we got there.

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265. When I arrived at the station, the train had already left.

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266. The late arrival of the ship had messed up all our plans.

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267. I had thought he knew the time of the meeting.

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268. They had excepted me to go with them.

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269. That was the third time that I had visited the place.

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270. After I had finished my paper, I put it in the drawer.

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271. Hi, Jack, where do you live now?

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272. I live at 203 Curzon Street.

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273. Curzon Street? Isn't Mary living there?

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274. Yes, she lives just across the street.

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275. How long have you stayed there?

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276. Just a few months.

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277. How about Mary? How long has she lived there?

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278. She's been living there since her birth.

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279. Will you stay there for long?

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280. No, I'll move to Hollywood next month.

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281. Oh, really? I'm moving there too.

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282. Great. Then we can drink beer together.

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283. Yes, and you may stay there longer.

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284. I hope so.

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285. I'm sure we'll have a good time.

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286. Where are you going?

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287. Where did you go for dinner yesterday?

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288. When will he come to see you?

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289. When did you buy the car?

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290. Who told you?

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291. Who will accompany you to the airport?

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292. Why don't you agree?

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293. Why not go out for a walk?

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294. How did you doing spend your holiday?

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295. How are you doing these days?

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296. What did he say in the letter?

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297. What are you going to do with the books?

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298. What were you doing when I called?

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299. I was about to leave.

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300. Can you guess what I was doing this morning?

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301. What's the height of the building?

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302. How much does the elephant weight?

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303. What's the color of your new dress?

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304. What's the size of your shoes?

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305. My brother is twice as tall as your sister.

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306. My grandma is 40 years older than me.

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307. This river is one third as long as that river.

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308. What's the shape of your balloon?

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309. How wide is this bridge?

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310. How thick is the ice here?

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311. This metal is harder than that one.

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312. He can run as fast as Jim.

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313. Kate is smarter than I.

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314. How long do you watch TV every day?

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315. How often do you go swimming?

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Asking For Help ´M¨DÀ°§U

316. Would you please open the door for me?

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317. May I ask you a question?

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318. Please give me a hand.

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319. Could you do me a favor?

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320. Would you help me remove the refrigerator?

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321. Get me my coat, please.

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322. Make me a cup of coffee, will you?

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323. Call me tomorrow if you have time.

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324. Could you tell me where I can find these books?

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325. Certainly.

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326. Witch pleasure.

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327. I'm sorry. I'm engaged now.

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328. I'm glad to, but I'm afraid I don't have the time.

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329. Would you mind closing the window for me?

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330. Not at all.

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331. Excuse me, madam. Could you tell me where the post office is?

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332. It's just around the corner.

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333. Excuse me, how can I get to the bus station?

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334. You can take the bus and get off at the second stop.

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335. Excuse me. Where is No.5 Street?

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336. Go straight ahead and turn left at the second crossing.

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337. Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to Mr. Hu's restaurant?

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338. Go on for about 100 meters. It's on your left side. You can't miss it.

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339. Which one is Mr. Jame's office?

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340. It's Room 201 on the second floor.

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341. Can I use the lift?

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342. Sorry, it's broken. You have to use the stairs.

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343. Where are the stairs?

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344. Go along the corridor and it's on your right side.

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345. Thank you for directions.

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About Marriage Ãö©ó±B«Ã

346. Are you married?

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347. I'm single.

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348. You have a younger brother, don't you?

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349. How is your family?

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350. She's engaged/married to John.

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351. How long have you been married?

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352. We've been married for 2 years.

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353. My parents got married in 1954.

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354. Mary gave birth to a baby last week.

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355. They've been divorced.

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356. His wife died a year ago. Now he lives alone.

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357. My aunt will come to live with me for some days.

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358. John has his own family now.

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359. Do you live with your parents?

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360. No. I live in my own house.

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361. Do you know Mary?

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362. Sure. We are friends since primary school.

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363. Really? I was introduced to her just last weekend.

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364. What is she doing now?

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365. She told me she wanted to start a company.

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366. Start a company? But I thought she would be a scholar.

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367. People are always changing, aren't they?

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368. Yes, you're right. After all, she is smart enough to go into business.

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369. But she doesn't have much experience.

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370. You two don't have much contact¡H

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371. No, I only wrote her a letter this year.

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372. And she?

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373. She sent me a Christmas card last year.

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374. Oh, that's not good.

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375. Yes, we should try to contact more.

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Planning The Future ­pµe±N¨Ó

376. What time are you going to leave for the airport tomorrow?

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377. Is he coming to dinner?

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378. I'm going to the bookstore. Will you go with me?

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379. They're going to discuss it at the meeting next Friday.

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380. I'll be waiting for you at the restaurant this time tomorrow.

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381. After I get home, I'll call you.

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382. How will you spend the evening?

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383. I'll probably stay home and watch TV.

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384. What's your plan for the summer holiday?

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385. I'm thinking about a visit to Paris.

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386. There's going to be a pottery exhibition at the art gallery.

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387. You are still thinking about a doctor, aren't you?

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388. What will you do about it?

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389. What do you want to do after graduation?

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390. I'll further my study.

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Talking About The Weather ½Í½×¤Ñ®ð

391. Have you heard the weather forecast?

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392. No, what does it say?

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393. We'll have fine weather for the next few days?

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394. But it's still raining today!

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395. It is said it will clear up tonight.

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396. What will it be after the clear weather?

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397. It says a storm may come next month.

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398. And it may get colder, it's already November.

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399. Yes, and I hope we can have some snow this winter.

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400. I'm afraid it won't be cold enough for a snowfall.

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401. But last year we had a big one.

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402. Yes, but you know global warming may raise the temperature.

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403. You are probably right.

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404. I'm going skating in the Alps next month.

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405. I hope the weather there is cold enough.

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About Sickness Ãö©ó¥Í¯f

406. How are you feeling today?

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407. I don't feel very well.

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408. Do you feel better now?

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409. Much better.

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410. I'm sick.

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411. He's got a bad headache.

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412. My fever is gone.

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413. What's the matter with you?

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414. I've got a pain in my back.

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415. It really hurts.

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416. It hurts right here.

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417. It's bleeding. You'd better see a doctor about that cut.

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418. Call the doctor!

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419. Take two pills and have a good rest.

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420. I hope you'll be well soon.

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421. I get up at 8 every morning.

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422. I then take a bath in the bathroom.

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423. I shave, brush my teeth, and comb my hair.

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424. I put on a bit of makeup.

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425. I cooked breakfast for the family.

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426. I go downstairs and have my breakfast.

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427. I read the newspaper over breakfast.

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428. I wake my sister up.

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429. I dress my sister and wash her hands and face.

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430. I get to my office at 10.

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431. I leave the office at 7.

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432. I brush my teeth before I eat breakfast.

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433. I buy some food on my way home.

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434. I pick up my sister from her school.

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435. We go to bed at 11.

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Asking For Other's Opinions ¸ß°Ý§O¤Hªº·N¨£¡C

436. What do you think about it?

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437. Is that right?

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438. Absolutely right.

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439. I think you're mistaken about that.

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440. Is that ok?

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441. That's ok/fine.

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442. That's excellent.

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443. He was absent yesterday. Do you know why?

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444. Do you have any idea?

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445. I suppose he was sick.

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446. Will it rain tomorrow?

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447. No, I don't think so.

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448. Do you really want to know what I think?

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449. Please give me your advice.

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450. I want to hear your opinion.

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Making Plans ­q­pµe

451. What do you plan to do this Friday?

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452. What are you doing next week?

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453. I plan to go to the concert.

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454. I'm thinking of going to my grandma's.

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455. I'll go skiing of the weather permits.

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456. I suppose I can finish the project next year.

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457. I have no idea.

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458. It's up to you.

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459. I'm considering buying a house.

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460. Hi, Jack, what lessons will you take this semester?

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461. Hi, Lucy. I'll take French and Economics.

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462. I'm taking Chinese and History.

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463. Do you plan to do some odd jobs?

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464. Yes, I'm applying to work at the library.

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465. Good luck!

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About Decisions Ãö©ó¨M©w

466. It's up to you.

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467. You have the final say.

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468. She insists that it doesn't matter.

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469. He's made up his mind to quit his job.

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470. I've decided not to sell the house.

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471. I'm determined to leave.

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472. Have you decided?

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473. No, I haven't decided yet.

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474. I've changed my mind.

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475. It's still undecided.

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476. Don't hesitate any more.

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477. Give me a definite answer, please.

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478. It's really hard to make a decision.

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479. I'm always making resolutions, like giving up smoking.

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480. Don't shilly-shally.

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Traveling ®È¹C

481. Do you like traveling?

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482. Yes, I've just come back from Scotland .

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483. How did you get there?

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484. I got there by plane.

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485. Where did you visit?

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486. I only had time to visit Edinburgh.

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487. How did you like it?

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488. It's fantastic.

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489. Why did you go there?

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490. I went there on business.

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491. And do you have friends there?

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492. Yes, a lot of friends.

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493. You must have enjoyed yourself.

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494. Yes, and I took many pictures.

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495. Please let me see them.

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About Shopping Ãö©óÁʪ«

496. Will you go shopping with me?

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497. Here's your change.

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498. I'll go to pick up some odds and ends at the store.

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499. Excuse me, would you tell me where I can get some butter?

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500. May I have a look at the watch?

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501. May I try it on?

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502. This is too small to me. Do you have a bigger one?

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503. Do you have any more colors?

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504. What's your size?

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505. It suits you.

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506. It's too expensive for me.

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507. Can you come down a bit?

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508. I'll take it.

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509. How much is it?

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510. How much do I have to pay?

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511. What would you like to eat?

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512. Are you ready to order?

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513. I'd like some steak and bread.

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514. What would you like for dessert?

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515. I'll have some ice cream.

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516. Do you want some fruit?

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517. Yes, please. I want an apple.

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518. Anything to drink?

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519. A small glass of whisky, please.

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520. Here is your food.

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521. Bring me the bill please.

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522. Can I pay by check or credit card?

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523. Sorry, we only take cash.

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524. Here you are.

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525. Here is your change.

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526. I'm free tonight.

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527. Shall we go to the cinema?

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528. Do you know what's on tonight?

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529. May I ask you for a dance?

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530. With pleasure.

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531. Sorry, I'm engaged.

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532. What about another dance?

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533. You're a good dancer.

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534. What's on Channel 8 now?

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535. I don't know. You may look in the TV Guide.

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536. Let's see what else is on.

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537. Did you see the special last night?

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538. I don't want to see any more of this TV show.

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539. Can we change the channel?

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540. I want to see the weather.

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Appointments ¬ù·|

541. I'd like to make an appointment with Mrs. Green.

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542. She's free on Friday and Saturday.

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543. Sorry, can I see her before Friday?

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544. Let me see. She has 30 minutes Tuesday afternoon.

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545. At what time?

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546. From 4 to 5.

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547. All right.

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548. So you'll come then. Please phone in if you can't make it.

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549. I have an interview this afternoon.

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550. I can come any time except Sunday.

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551. You can reach me at 2371-5520.

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552. He phoned to cancel the meeting.

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553. Please call me before you come.

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554. Please make an appointment with my secretary.

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555. I have to change my appointment from Monday to Thursday.

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Seeing A Doctor ¬ÝÂå¥Í

556. What's your trouble?

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557. How long have you had it?

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558. I should say you've caught a cold.

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559. You need an injection.

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560. Is it serious?

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561. Do I need to be hospitalized?

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562. Have you seen the doctor?

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563. What did the doctor say?

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564. Jack is up and about now.

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565. The doctor says that I should take quinine.

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566. What sort of medicine do you take?

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567. The doctor says that I should not eat anything oily.

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568. I had a shot of penicillin.

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569. You have to be operated on.

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570. He gave me a chest X-ray and took my blood pressure.

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Making A Phone call ¥´¹q¸Ü

571. Hello. May I speak to Mr. Green?

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572. Just a moment.

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573. Hold on.

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574. He's not in. May I take a message for him?

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575. Yes, please.

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576. Would you answer the phone please?

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577. I want to make a long distance call.

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578. This is Mary Speaking.

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579. Would you tell Mr. Green that I called?

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580. I must have dialed a wrong number.

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581. I couldn't get through.

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582. I have to hang up now.

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583. Would you call back tomorrow?

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584. There's something wrong with the phone.

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585. I tried to call you, but the line was busy.

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About Mail Ãö©ó¶l¬F

586. I have received a letter from my cousin.

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587. I haven't heard from him for a long time.

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588. Send a postcard to me when you arrive in England .

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589. I put some photographs in the envelope.

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590. He hasn't answered my letter yet.

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591. My mother mailed me a parcel.

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592. We keep in touch with each other by Email since he left Taiwan .

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593. Don't forget to put stamps on your letter.

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594. How long does it take for a letter to get to America from Taipei?

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595. You've got an express mail.

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596. To make it fast, you can send a fax.

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597. My mother has sent me a registered letter, I guess she has something important to tell me.

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598. I find my name on the blackboard. I must have got a remittance.

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599. Do you want to airmail it or not?

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600. I drop the letter into the mailbox in front of the Post Office.

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Talking About Feelings •´­z·P¨ü

601. You look radiant tonight.

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602. It was a terrible experience.

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603. I am on top of the world.

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604. The dinner was wonderful.

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605. The Christmas tree is beautiful.

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606. What a boring movie it is!

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607. How can he give us such a tedious lecture!

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608. How fragrant the flowers are!

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609. The party is making too much noise.

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610. You look beauty in that dress.

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611. The coat doesn't suit you.

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612. His flattery makes me sick.

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613. We had a good time.

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614. We enjoyed ourselves very much.

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615. I am bored to death.

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Looking For A House ´M§ä¦í©Ð

616. This house is for rent.

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617. It's really a bargain.

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618. I want to rent a furnished house.

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619. That house is for sale. It has central heating.

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620. What kind of furniture do you like?

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621. This is a rather old house. It needs painting.

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622. I want an apartment with two bedrooms and a kitchen.

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623. The houses downtown are very expensive.

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624. How much is the rent for a month?

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625. I feel at home living here. The landlady is very kind to me.

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626. We have a few kitchen things and a dining room set.

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627. There's no gas range in the kitchen, but you can use the electric stove.

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628. There is a shower in the bathroom.

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629. I have a dog, but it's very quiet.

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630. The room has a big closet. You can put your baggage in it.

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Talking About Dressing ½Í½×¦çµÛ

631. What will you wear for the party?

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632. I'll wear my blue dress.

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633. Don't you think it's too formal?

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634. Why? What will you wear?

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635. Just my shirt and jeans.

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636. You should have your suit cleaned and ironed.

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637. You'd better put on your jacket. It's cold outside.

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638. The blouse no longer fits me.

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639. My son has outgrown these trousers.

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640. The shoes are worn-out.

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641. I don't like wearing the uniform.

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642. Do you want to change before the banquet?

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643. Your shoe lace is loose.

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644. You forgot to fasten the collar buttons.

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645. Take off your hat. It doesn't fit.

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Expressing Different Opinions ªí¹F¤£¦PªºÆ[ÂI

646. He is a very creative student.

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647. What you have said about this is very interesting.

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648. I cannot agree with you on this point.

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649. You've got the point.

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650. That's the point.

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651. The whole class is in a heated discussion.

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652. Let's just run through the arguments for and against.

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653. Please sum up what you said just now.

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654. Has anybody else anything to say on this?

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655. Does anybody share David's opinion?

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656. Is there any evidence to support what you have said?

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657. Well, it depends.

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658. I don't think it's necessary for us to discuss this question any further.

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659. There are always two sides to everything.

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660. Finally, we came to an agreement.

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About Things In The future ¦Ò¼{±N¨Ó¥i¯à±q¨Æªº¬¡°Ê

661. I want to be a journalist after graduation.

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662. If it doesn't rain tomorrow, we'll have a picnic.

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663. As soon as he comes, we'll let him know.

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664. You can stay as long as you pay the rent on time.

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665. When she leaves, he'll cry for a day.

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666. She will go into business when she likes to.

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667. I'll leave for London if I finish my work today.

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668. I'll work for 5 years and then go back to school.

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669. He will become a writer if he goes on doing well in writing.

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670. I hope he will meet me at the airport.

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671. I'm thinking of quitting the job.

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672. I plan to learn photography.

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673. What do you say if we have to have a party this weekend?

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674. She will certainly remain single.

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675. He will probably follow in his father's footsteps.

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Things That Might Have Happened ¥i¯àµo¥Íªº¨Æ

676. I would have had a much better holiday if I had stayed at home.

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677. What have you been doing since I saw you last time?

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678. If I had got enough money yesterday, I would have bought that tape.

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679. Looking back on it, I think I shouldn't have given up the contest so easily.

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680. Had I taken a taxi, I wouldn't have been late.

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681. Even if you take the exam again, you won't pass it.

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682. Even if you had given him much more money, he might not have paid off the debt.

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683. What would you have done if you hadn't gone out for a picnic yesterday?

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684. I wish I had told him the truth.

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685. I wish you hadn't cheated me.

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686. If it had been fine, we would have gone to the park.

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687. Would he have seen you if he hadn't waved to him?

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688. You should have studied much harder.

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689. I had thought about arguing with the teacher about that, but I didn't have enough courage.

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690. I had thought about living with my grandparents when my parents went abroad last year.

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Talking About Likes And Dislikes ¸ß°Ý³ßÅw©M¤£³ßÅwªº¨Æ

691. What's your favorite sport?

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692. I like football best.

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693. Football is my favorite.

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694. Which do you prefer, fishing or mountain-climbing?

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695. Neither.

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696. What do you like best, apples, pears, or bananas?

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697. He's crazy about Michael Jordan.

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698. She hates boxing.

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699. She is sick of watching boxing.

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700. She has good taste in clothes.

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701. What do you like to do in your spare time?

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702. I like collecting stamps.

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703. I prefer tea to coffee.

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704. What do you dislike most about this movie?

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705. I would rather sleep than watch this movie.

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706. You should take the advice of your teacher.

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707. That's just what I was looking for.

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708. It might be, I suppose.

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709. Good try, but not quite right.

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710. That's rather disappointing.

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711. In my opinion, your new coat is not worth so much money.

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712. Would you mind not spitting everywhere?

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713. It's only a suggestion, you don't have to take it.

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714. If you really want my advice I don't think you should quit school.

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715. Thanks for your advice but I have to consider it myself.

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716. He does not pay attention to anybody. You are wasting your time.

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717. I am old enough to make up my own mind.

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718. Your work seems not perfect.

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719. What about your opinion?

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720. I generally agree with you.

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Asking For Help ½Ð§O¤HÀ°¦£

721. Would you open the door for me, please?

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722. With pleasure.

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723. Would you mind opening the window?

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724. Not at all.

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725. I wondered if you could buy me some pencils?

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726. Sure.

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727. Would you be so kind as to lend me some money?

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728. No problem. How much?

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729. I hope I'm not bothering you.

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730. I hope that will not cause you too much trouble.

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731. I really appreciate your help.

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732. I don't want to put you to any trouble.

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733. Excuse me, would you give me a hand?

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734. I'd be glad to help.

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735. Would you mind mailing this letter for me?

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Getting Ready For A Journey ·Ç³Æ®È¦æ

736. I have so many things to do before I leave.

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737. I have to drop by the bank to get some money.

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738. Traveler's check's are very convenient for long-distance travel.

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739. Do you have anything to declare?

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740. You have to apply for a passport in advance.

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741. You don't have to pay any duty on personal belongings.

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742. Make it an hour and a half. We have to get more food.

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743. Shall we ask Betty to join us?

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744. I put myself entirely in your hands.

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745. Can you tell me the phone number of the inquiry office?

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746. Do you like to take a local train or an express?

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747. I have bought a ticket for a sleeper.

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748. Have you reserved your ticket?

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749. I would never have thought of it if you hadn't mentioned it.

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750. I will see you off at the railway station.

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Countries And Nationalities °ê®a©M°êÄy

751. Where are you from?

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752. What's your nationality?

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753. What's your motherland?

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754. Are you a native Taiwanese?

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755. What's the population of Taiwan ?

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756. How many provinces do you have?

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757. What's the capital of your country?

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758. I come from Japan .

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759. I was born in Taiwan and brought up in the U.S.A.

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760. My country has an area of 36,000 square kilometers.

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761. The capital of Taiwan is Taipei.

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762. We have 21 counties and cities.

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763. My country is rich in natural resource.

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764. That nation is famous for its tourism.

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765. The biggest festival in my country is the Spring Festival.

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Geography And Land Features ¦a²z©M¦a»ª

766. Geographically, Taiwanis located in the Northern Hemisphere.

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767. In this country, the weather is usually very awful.

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768. It is a very beautiful country with many mountains.

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769. This country is famous for its beautiful lakes.

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770. The land in this region is rather dry and parched.

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771. Along the northern coast of this continent, there are many crags.

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772. In Brazil , many ancient forests are very well preserves.

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773. Lumbering is very important in some underdeveloped countries.

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774. The scenery is very beautiful in the small islands in the Pacific Oceans.

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775. What kind of climate do you have in this country?

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776. In the west of America , there are many high peeks and deep canyons.

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777. Which one is the longest river in Taiwan ?

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778. Do you get much rain in summer?

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779. Is the plain along the river good for farming?

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780. It's cold and foggy in London at this time of the year.

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School And Education ¾Ç®Õ©M±Ð¨|

781. Every one must receive 9 years of compulsory education.

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782. Children enter primary school at the age of 7.

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783. Some students quit school to poverty.

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784. There is fierce competition in the college Entrance Examination.

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785. He majored in Computers.

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786. She is working for her double major in English and Economics.

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787. I graduated from Yale University 5 years ago.

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788. It is desirable to apply to good schools.

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789. Mary is in her freshman year.

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790. Lily is in collage now.

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791. Mike is already a junior.

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792. As a senior, Peter is writing his thesis.

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793. Mr. Green is a member of the faculty.

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794. In Britain , there are open universities.

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795. There are many training classes and night classes.

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About Jobs Ãö©ó¤u§@

796. What does your father do?

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797. He is a doctor. He has his own practice.

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798. Do you have any plan for your career?

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799. I want to be a pilot of possible.

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800. I hope that I can get a job with a good salary.

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801. I have an interview next week.

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802. Tom has opened his own business while his classmates are still slogging away at school.

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803. I like writing, but I wouldn't take it as my career.

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804. I worked as an intern at that firm last summer.

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805. He's a very young man though a little proud.

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806. He made a successful career in business.

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807. My cousin has just been promoted to the rank of major.

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808. He is a manager of a famous corporation.

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809. The statesman retired as the mayor of New York.

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810. He was appointed president of the committee recently.

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Farms And Factories ¹A³õ©M¤u¼t

811. This area is noted for its rich soil.

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812. The place is too stony for farming.

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813. In the flat country, people grow wheat and raise cattle.

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814. He has bought 10 tractors for the village.

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815. What's the typical farm product in this region?

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816. At this time of the year farmers begin to plow their fields.

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817. Have you milked the cows?

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818. Pile the hay in the corner.

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819. What's the average yearly output of cars in your factory?

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820. The meat packing industry is developing fast.

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821. Farmers are having a bad time.

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822. State-owned enterprises are getting out of difficulty.

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823. How many workshops are there in your factory?

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824. The computer industry is booming.

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825. The information industry helps boost the global economy.

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About Hobbies Ãö©ó·R¦n

826. Do you have any hobbies?

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827. What are you interested in?

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828. What are your interests?

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829. What do you do in your spare time?

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830. How do you spend your evenings?

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831. Lots of people like stamp collecting.

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832. I am a Michael Jordan fan.

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833. Does his film appeal to you?

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834. Do you go on picnics?

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835. I like English literature.

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836. What's so interesting about football? We girls don't like it.

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837. She has a particular interest in painting.

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838. I often take my mind off my work by reading an interesting novel.

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839. He plays violin just for enjoyment.

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840. Photography is an expensive hobby.

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Recreational Activities ¥ð¶¢¬¡°Ê

841. What's your favorite sport?

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842. I like football.

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843. What position do you play?

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844. I'm a catcher.

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845. Our team beat their team yesterday.

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846. We are sure to beat them.

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847. How many years have you been playing ping pong?

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848. My favorite winter sport is skiing.

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849. The basketball race is exciting.

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850. I was on the track team 10 years ago.

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851. I prefer fishing to swimming.

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852. She is a member of the ski club.

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853. The hardest thing to learn is to be a good loser.

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854. My class went camping last summer.

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855. He's good at lifting weights.

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About Newspapers And Magazines Ãö©ó³ø¯ÈÂø»x

856. I buy to a lot of magazine last year.

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857. Tom reads newspapers in the afternoon.

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858. What kind of newspapers do you read?

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859. Newspapers and magazines keep me updated on current affairs.

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860. What column do you like the best?

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861. Which do you like better, the news or the editorial?

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862. Do you read advertisements too?

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863. I recommend to you Time and Newsweek. They are excellent.

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864. Fashion is a very popular magazine in America .

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865. What's the circulation of this magazine?

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866. Why don't you put an advertisement in the paper to sell that old car?

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867. I once took a part-time job delivering the Evening Post.

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868. Have you read the article about the rescue of the hostage?

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869. There was much news in the morning paper today.

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870. My friend Tom is a reporter for the New York Times.

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Radio And TV ¦¬­µ¾÷©M¹qµø¾÷

871. What channel are you watching now?

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872. There's TV coverage of the NBA tournament.

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873. Do you have a TV guide?

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874. You'll be on air in two minutes.

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875. Channel 5 is off the air now.

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876. Turn up your radio please.

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877. We can't get good pictures on our TV set.

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878. Can this radio receive short-wave?

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879. If you install an outside antenna, you will have better reception.

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880. Turn down the radio please.

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881. We'll have a soap opera series on TV this week.

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882. Please turn in next time.

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883. We're broadcasting from London.

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884. You can see our program at short wave 37.5 MH.

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885. There's too much noise.

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About Music And Literature Ãö©ó­µ¼Ö©M¤å¾Ç

886. What's your favorite music?

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887. Do you often go to a concert?

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888. I hate Jazz. It's too noisy.

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889. Do you like pop music?

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890. I have never heard the piece before, who wrote it?

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891. What do you think of their skill?

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892. I find classical concerts more to my liking than rock concerts.

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893. I've never read a more stirring story.

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894. He has a passion for music.

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895. I am most attracted by Dickens.

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896. I never grow tired of novels though I read them everyday.

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897. On Sundays I often spend some time reading in the library.

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898. What do think about this poem?

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899. I like Shakespeare better than Milton.

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900. How much do you know about the works of George Eliot?

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