Look at all the kinds of drinks on the table. There are milk tea, water, fruit juice, milk and fizzy drinks (碳酸饮料). What should we drink? Coke tastes great, but it is really bad for your teeth and bones (骨骼). It has a lot of sugar. Some drinks are good for us. Some are not. The health experts (健康专家) tell you to drink water and milk. Your body has lots of jobs and it needs (需要) water to do many of them. Milk is good for your eyes and bones.

(L=Lucy   T=Tom   M=Man)

M: Can I help you?

L: Yes, I'd like a hamburger and a bag of chips.

M: What would you like?

T: I'd like a hot dog.

M: Would you like something to drink?

L: Yes, a glass of orange juice.

T: I'd like a coke.

M: OK. Twenty-eight yuan.

L: Oh, no! I only have twenty yuan.

T: That's OK. Let's go Dutch.

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    On Christmas Eve — the night before Christmas Day children are very happy. They put their stockings (长筒袜) at the end of their beds before they go to bed. They want Father Christmas to give them some presents. Mr. Green tells his children that Father Christmas is a cherry kind man. He comes on Christmas Eve. He lands on top of each house and comes down the chimney(烟囱) into the fireplace(壁炉) and brings them a lot of presents. Christmas Day always begins before breakfast. The children wake up very early. They can't wait to open the presents in their stocking. Then they wake up their parents and call: Merry Christmas! Do you know what Christmas means? Christmas Day is the birthday of Jesus Christ. When Christ was born, many people gave him presents. So today, people still do the same thing to each other.

My Toy(玩具)

    I am a girl. I have a toy. It has, a big black nose and two eyes. I play with it every day. It can talk and sing songs. I am so happy to play with it. It's name is Snoopy.

Ben: Hi, Tim. This is my friend, Amy.

Tim Hi, Amy. Nice to meet you.

Amy: Nice to meet you too, Tim.

Ben: Tim is a hard-working and clever boy. His favourte class is art.

Amy: I love art, too.

Tim: We have art on Tuesday and Friday afternoons.

Amy: What do you have on Mondays?

Ben: I have English, science, maths and computer in the morning. In the afternoon,

I have PE and reading class.

Amy: What's your favourite class, Ben?

Ben: PE class. I like sports.

Amy: How many PE classes do you have in a week?

Ben: Let me see. Two. We have PE on Monday afternoons and Wednesday mornings.

A: Mike, shall we go to the court（球场）now?

B: But it's 9 p. m. now. The court must be closed.

A: Don't worry. We can climb over the wall.

B: Hey, Ben. I'm at the gate. Do you want to play football? I'm going to find you.

A: I'm sitting on the fence.

B: What? You are sitting on the fence? Hold on! I'm coming.

A: What are you doing, Mike?

B: I'm sitting on the fence now. You said you were on the fence. So I came to help you.

A: Ha ha, you fool. Sit on the fence means not making a decision or taking a side.