Danny: Good morning, Jenny.

Jenny: Good morning, Danny.

Danny: Oh, Jenny , this is my sister Kate. She is a teacher.

Kate: Nice to meet you ,Jenny.

Jenny: Nice to meet you , too, Are those your students?

Kate: Yes , they are.

Jenny: And , Who is he?

Danny: He's my brother, Jack.

Jenny: Oh, I see. Well, have a good day!

Jenny\Kate: Thanks! You , too . Bye!

    Our school had a sports meeting yesterday. It was sunny and cool.

    We all stayed around the playground. My friends Lucy and Peter took part in the sports meeting. Lucy is good at the long jump. And she jumped far. She was the first. Peter is good at the long race. He often runs very fast. He won a medal in the race. We were very happy because we won the long jump and the long race.

Linda: Tomorrow will be International Children's Day. What are you going to do?

Tim: I'll watch a movie with my family. And we'll eat delicious food. What about you?

Linda: My parents will take me to the beach for a swim and a picnic.

Tim: That's great! What are you going to take for the picnic?

Linda: I will take some cakes. My mother will take some drinks. And my father will take some books. He likes reading.

Mary: We'll have an English party today.

Lily: Really?

Mary: Let's go and buy some fruit.

Lily: Good idea! How many apples do you want?

Mary: I want five apples. How many bananas do you want?

Lily: I want eight bananas. I like bananas. How many oranges do you want?

Mary: I want six oranges and some grapes.

Lily: What about pears? Do you like pears?

Mary: I don't like pears.

Lily: But I like pears. I want seven pears. Ben and Tom like pears, too.

Mary: OK. Let's go!

    Tom was a very lazy boy when he was eleven years old. He didn't like doing anything. He had to go to school on weekdays, but he didn't study hard in the class and didn't do any homework after school. His father and mother were both doctors, and back then they hoped Tom could become a doctor, too. But one day, Tom said to his mother, "When I finish school, I want to be a cleaner." "A cleaner?" his mother asked. "That's not a very good job. Why do you want to become a cleaner?" "Because then I would only have to work one day a week," Tom said happily. "Only one day a week?" his mother was very surprised. "Why do you say that? And how do you know?" "Well," Tom said, "I know that the cleaner comes to our house to work only on Thursday because I see her only on that day."