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    One day, a little boy met an old millionaire and said. “I think I'm much richer than you.” The old man was greatly surprised and asked, “Why, my child?"

    “Do you know, time is money?” The boy asked.

    “Of course I do, but does it mean you are richer than me?”

     "Why not?" said the boy, “Now you see, I'm only ten years old and you are already seventy. If we both can live to 100, I still have 90 years to 90, while you have only 30 years. Time is money. Don't you agree I'm much richer than you?”

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Cool inventions

    Hello! My name is Kate. I'm a girl. Look at the two pictures. This is a picture of my classroom. We have two white fans, a blackboard, many desks and chairs. Where is the computer? It's on the teacher's desk. It's a new computer, Tim and Zhang Peng are near the computer. What about the other picture? Look at that girl. She is my friend. She is tall and thin. She has a blue bag. Her name is Ann.

    Leonardo Da Vinci was born in 1452. He is famous for his paintings. We can only see 15 of his paintings today. The Mona Lisa is one of the most famous paintings in the world.

    He is also famous for his brilliant pictures of the human body and animals. These drawings were very accurate. Da Vinci really wanted to understand how our bodies work.

    He is also famous for inventing things. For example, he invented a helicopter and a tank.

    Many people say that he was the cleverest person in the history of the world. Do you agree?

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.

    An old woman can't read or write. One day she asks a young man to write a letter for her. She wants to send the letter to her son. Her son lives in a city, not very far from here.

    "I can't write your letter." says the man, "Because I have a bad leg."

    "I know." says the old woman, "but you don't write with your legs." "Yes. But I can't walk so far and read the letter for your son."

    "What do you mean, sir?" says the old woman. "My son can read it by himself."

    "Don't you know?" answers the man, "that only I can read what I write."