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W:7345 King Street. (Text 3) MSue, that report on my desk has to be finished today. But I m sick and can t come to the office. W:I see the report, Bill. I ll finish it for you. (Text 4) MMary, you didn t do well in today s maths test. What was the matter? W:I was in a hurry, and I didn t check my answers. M:That s too bad you didn t think of it before. W:Sorry, Mr. Smith. If only I had been more careful! (Text 5) W:Sorry, Mr Johnson. I forgot to bring my homework. M:Did you d o it? W:Yes, but I left in a hurry this morning. M:Do remember to bring it here tomorrow. (Text 6) WGood morning Ken! Why are you so early today? M:Morning, Julia!Well, I was doing my homework, and I have finished it now. You see, the maths homework is difficult for me. W:Is it? I m afraid you stayed up again last night for the football match. M:Yes. That s why I am doing my homework here in the classroom. If my mother had seen I was doing my homework at home, she would have known everything. W:Your mother is really strict with you. M:Strict? I think she is hard on me. W:Then how did you watch the football match last night? M:I bought a secondhand small T V set with my pocket money. And I put it in my bedroom. W:Didn t your mother hear you? M:No, she was too tired after the whole day s work. W:Did your favorite team win last night? M:Sure! (Text 7) MSo, two men grabbed your bag as you came out of the bank and ran off down the street. Is that correct? W:Yes. One of them stopped me and asked me the time. The other one grabbed my bag. M:Would you please describe them? W:I m not sure. Because it happened so quickly. M:The one who asked you the time, what did he look like? W:Well, let me see. He was short and he had brown hair and a little moustache. He was very thin, about 20 years old. And he was wearing a black jacket. M:Did you notice the colour of his eyes? W:Yes. They were brown. M:Good. And what about the other man? W:I m sorry, I didn t get a good look at him. He was quite tall. I remember he had a beard. He was bald and he appeared much older than the short one. M:Thank you. We may call you tomorrow. W:OK. (Text 8) MHave you seen Elizabeth lately? W:Yes, I have. I saw her a couple of weeks ago. She hasn t been very well in the last couple of weeks. M:Has she seen a doctor since she s been ill? W:Yes, she has. The doctor told her to take it easy for a while, but she hasn t been following his advice. She s as busy as usual. M:Do you think it useful for me to ask her to have a rest while I go to see her? Or shall we go together? W:I think you can go yourself and show your concern to her since she sometimes would take your advice. So it s unnecessary for me to go with you. What  s more, I ve got my hands full tomorrow. Text 9 W:Now, let me show you around our school. This is our computer lab. M:Wow! So many computers! How many computers do you have? W:We have 80 in this lab and we have another 40 in another lab. 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