On Mid—autumn Day, Jill and her parents visit her grandparents.

Jill：Hello, Grandpa and Grandma!

Grandpa：Hello, Jill. Come in, please.

Dad：Let's have some mooncakes and watch the beautiful moon in the garden.

All：Great!

Dad：Jill, please come and help me.

Jill：OK…

Grandpa：I have a riddle for you, Jill. Sometimes it's a"C". Sometimes it's an "O". Sometimes you can see it, but sometimes you can't. What is it?

Jill：Is it "cloud"?

Grandpa：No. It's all "O" today.

Jill：Ah, it's the moon!

Grandpa：That's right! Look! It's big and bright in the sky.

    Kate is a new student. She is twelve. She is from America. She can speak English very well and she can speak a little Chinese. She is in Shenzhen. Her parents are doctors. Kate is studying in a school near her home. She has classes from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays and Sundays, she often plays games with her Chinese friends. She loves China and her Chinese friends.

At a snack bar

Dad: What would you like?

Su Hai: I'm hungry. I'd like a pie.

Dad: What about you, Su Yang?

Su Yang: I'm not hungry. I'm thirsty. I'd like some orange juice.

Assistant: Sorry, there's no orange juice. Would you like some apple juice?

Su Yang: No, I don't like apple juice. Can I have some water?  

Assistant: Ok. What about you, sir?

Dad: I'd like some noodles and a cup of coffee.

Assistant: Ok.

Dad: How much are they?  

Assistant: Forty yuan.  

Dad: Here you are.

Assistant: Thank you very much.

Lingling and Amy are in the park in London. They're talking about it.

Lingling: Amy, there weren't any swings or flowers near the house before. But there are many flowers everywhere now. I like them.

Amy: Look there, Lingling. There is a pond.

Lingling: Great!

Amy: Do you like the park now, Lingling?

Lingling: Yes, I do. It's a lovely park. I like swings, slides, ponds, flowers and birds.

Amy: I like swings, too.