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(Text 1)
W: The teacher called t say that the class wuld start at 1:00 p. m. .
M: That's great! I still haven't eaten lunch yet.
W: Yu have an hur t d s.
(Text 2)
W: Excuse me, I want sme dictinaries. Where can I find them?
M: The regular priced nes are here, and n that table we have sme mre n special.
(Text 3)
M: Excuse me. I'm a phtgrapher. May I take a picture f yu and yur little by?
W: What's it fr?
M: It's fr a bk f pictures. I call it Family Album. U.S. A. .
W: Oh, that's a nice idea. Well, it's fine if yu take ur picture.
M: Thank yu. I really appreciate yur help.
(Text 4)
W: D yu have special plans fr the weekend?
M: Yes, I'm ging t a live play n Saturday evening.
W: And what abut Sunday?
M: Well, n Sunday I'm ging t the art exhibitin with David. There're sme new paintings abut Mexic.
(Text 5)
W: Is this the checkin cunter fr Flight 914 t Ls Angeles?
M: Yes, but I'm srry the flight is delayed because f a small mechanical prblem. Please wait fr further ntice.
(Text 6)
W: Mrning, Peter. Late again!
M: Oh, I'm s srry. I can't tell yu hw srry I am.
W: Mm, what's the excuse this time?
M: I must have turned the alarm clck ff and gne back t sleep again.
W: Yeah, and last week, the car was brken.
M: Yes, I knw.
W: Mm...
M: I'm really srry. I prmise it wn't happen again.
(Text 7)
M: Hw much freedm d yur parents give yu?
W: Quite a lt. I mean I'm allwed ut mst evenings. Weekdays, I have t be back by 9:30. But n weekends I can stay ut till 11:00.
M: What abut mney? D yu have any pcket mney?
W: Yes, my parents give me tw punds a week.
M: Is there anything yu'd like t d which yur parents wn't let yu?
W: Yes, I want t g n hlidays this cming summer with my byfriend, but they say I have t wait till I am 17.
M: D yu think that's unfair?
W: I dn't is very respnsible, my byfriend, even my parents think s and I dn't see hw a year r tw is ging t make much difference.
(Text 8)
M: Gd mrning, Madam. Can I help yu?
W: Yes, want t see the West End.
M: Hw much time d yu have?
W: Just ne day.
M: Well, what d yu particularly want t d?
W: I want t visit museums, art galleries, Buckingham Palace, d sme shpping, and g t the theaters.
M：But yu nly have ne day.
W: That's right.
M: Well. Why nt d sme shpping first?
W: Where can I d that?
M: In Oxfrd Street.
W: Hw can I get there?
M: Yu can walk thrugh Hyde Park. It's quite near.
W: Wnderful. Thanks fr yur help.
M: Yu're welcme. Have a gd time!
(Text 9)
M: I am s tired f my jurney t wrk. Driving all thse hurs is just killing me.
W: Yeah, I knw what yu mean. I used t drive tw hurs t wrk every day. But nw I live within walking distance f my wrk. It's great.
M: Yu're kidding! I didn't knw that. Did yu mve?
W: N, I gt a new jb near my apartment.
M: Well, I dn't think I can change my jb, but I am thinking abut changing my apartment. The ne I have just isn't wrking ut.
W: What's wrng with it?
M: Well, besides being t far frm wrk, I'm having sme prblems with my landlady. She keeps raising the rent, but she never des any repairs. Everything is breaking dwn.
W: That's terrible. Listen, I think there is a rm available t rent in my apartment building. And my landlady is excellent. And I'm sure it wuld be clser t yur wrk than yu are nw.
M: Really? But is it expensive? My budget isn't that big.
W: N, it's nt that expensive. And it's prvided with furniture.
M: That sunds great. I'd lve t see it. When can we g?
W: Hw abut nw?
M: Sure. I'll drive.
(Text 10)
A man was telling ne f his friends the secret f his happy married life. “My wife makes all the small decisins,” he explained, “and I make all the big nes, s we never quarrel abut each ther's business and never get unhappy with each ther. Our duties have been divided clearly. We have n arguments thugh it is a few years since we gt married.”
“That sunds reasnable,” answered his friend with great interest. “And what srt f decisins des yur wife make?” “Well,” answered the man, “she decides hw much mney ur family needs, what fd we eat, what srt f huse we live in, what clthes we buy, what schl ur children g t, where we g fr hlidays and things like that.” His friend was surprised. “Oh?” he said. “And what imprtant decisins d yu cnsider then?” “Well,” answered the man, “I decide wh shuld be Prime Minister, whether we shuld increase ur help t pr cuntries, when we shuld drp atm bmbs and things like that.”