Li Ming wants to buy some gifts for his mother and cousin in China. He goes to a shop. He buys two dresses for his cousin and some dishes for his mother. Now he needs some boxes. Jenny gives the boxes to Li Ming. Li Ming says thanks to Jenny and writes letters to his mother and cousin. Then Li Ming goes to the post office and buys four stamps. He thinks that his mother and cousin will like the gifts. He walks back to his house. He feels happy.

Mary: Hello, Lucy! What are you doing?

Lucy: I am sending some postcards. How about you?

Mary: I'm sending a letter. Where are you sending your postcards?

Lucy: I'm sending them to the U. S. And where are you sending your letter?

Mary: I'm sending it to Canada.

Lucy: How much are the stamps?

Mary: I think they are ten yuan or more(更多).

Lucy: That's too expensive(昂贵的).

Mary: I also think so.

Lucy: Why not send an email on the computer?

Mary: That's a good idea. Let's go and find a computer.

Lucy: Can you write an email?

Mary: Yes, I can.

Ben: What's in your bag, Tom?

Tom: Open it and see.

Ben: Wow! One, two, three... eight! Eight planes!

Tom: What's in your bag?

Ben: Look! Five oranges, three apples, six pears and so many grapes! What fruit do you like?

Tom: I like apples and grapes. Can I have some grapes?

Ben: Of course. Here you are. I like grapes, too.

Dream jobs

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