Mike: Good afternoon, Amy.

Amy: Good afternoon, Mike.

Mike: How are you?

Amy: Fine, thanks.                                              

Mike: Look! This is Sarah's cat.

Amy: Oh, it's small.  

Mike: Look at my new bag.

Amy: Oh, it's nice.

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    Today is Sunday. There's no school. It is sunny. Charlie and his father are going to the park. Look. Charlie is riding his bike. He is very happy. His father is sitting under a big tree. He is reading a newspaper. In the afternoon, the weather is bad. It is cloudy. Now it is raining. Charlie and his father have no umbrella. They are running home. But they forget their bike.

    Zhang Ming is a student. He often goes to school on foot. This morning he went to school by bus because he got up late. Li Dong is Zhang Peng's classmate and he did not go to school. He went swimming last weekend and had a cold. The doctor asked him to take some medicine and stay in bed. So he has to stay at home for a few days. After school, Zhang Peng and his classmates are going to buy some flowers and visit him.

Amy: Hi, Ann. Let's go to the gym. 

Ann: Great. How can we go there?

Amy: Go to Guangming Street. Turn right at the cinema. The gym is near it.

Ann: OK. See you later.

Amy: See you.

A Lazy Boy

    Two friends are having a holiday. Their names are Frank and Henry. Henry is very lazy.

    On the first evening of their holiday, Frank says to Henry," Here's some money. Go and buy some meat. "

    "I'm too tired," answers Henry, "You go."

    So Frank goes to buy the meat. Later he comes back and says to Henry, "Now here's the meat. Please cook it."

    But Henry answers," No, I'm not good at cooking. You do it."

    So Frank cooks the meat. Then he says to Henry," Go and get some water."

    "No, I don't want to get my clothes dirty." Henry answers.

    At last, Frank says," The meat is ready. Come and eat it."

    "Yes, I'll do that," answers Henry, "I don't like saying 'No' all the time."

Mike: Those shoes in the window are nice! Let's have a look.

WuBinbin: What size are your shoes, Mike?

Mike: Size 7.

WuBinbin: Size 7? That's so small.

Mike: In China I wear size 38 shoes.

WuBinbin: Oh! Your feet are bigger than mine. My shoes are size 37.

Mike: Really? You look taller than me.

WuBinbin: But I think you are heavier. How heavy are you?

Mike: I'm 48 kilograms.

WuBinbin: Yes, you're heavier. I'm 46 kilograms.