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(Phone rings.)
M: Hi, Dream’s Gift Shop. How may I help
you?
W: I’d like to get some cups for our major
customers.
M: What kind of cups are you looking for?
W: I’d like cups with handles. Also, I
want them to have lids on top.
M: OK, cups with handles and lids. Would
you like to put your company logo on them?
W: Sure. Our company logo is “J &
T.”
M: Where would you like to put the logo?
W: Just on the body of the cup, not on
the lid, please.
M: I see. We’ll put “J & T” only on
the body of the cup. It’s going to be
five dollars per cup.
W: Great! I’ll order 100 cups.
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M: Are you sure we were
supposed to meet her at three?
W: I'm sure. She told me she’d be waiting
for us here.
M: Did you tell her we’d pick her up in
front of Tom’s Bakery?
W: Of course. I double-checked it with
her.
M: We’ve been waiting here for 30 minutes.
We may miss our plane.
W: It’s strange. She’s never late for
an appointment.
M: Just call her and see where she is
now.
W: All right. Oh, I left my cell phone
at home!
M: Then you can use my phone.
W: Uh, well, I don’t have her phone number.
M: What are we supposed to do now? I’m
not sure we can even start our trip!
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M: It is light brown,
yellow or white. It became popular as
a snack in the 1930s during the Great
Depression because it was very cheap.
In addition to its use as a snack, some
people use this as a decoration during
Christmas time by hanging it around Christmas
trees. These days, it is hard to imagine
seeing a movie without this. It is traditionally
salted and buttered but can be sweetened
with caramel, which kids like most. The
name of this is taken after the sound
it makes, when the corn explodes due to
heat and high pressure.
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(School bell rings.)
M: Wow, it’s lunch time! Grace, I’m starving.
Let’s go to the cafeteria.
W: OK. I’m hungry, too.
M: How about taking a walk after lunch?
The weather is so nice today.
W: I’m afraid I can’t. I have to retake
an English grammar quiz at 12:30.
M: Really? So, you didn’t pass it last
time?
W: No. If I don’t pass it today, my English
teacher will call my parents.
M: I see. You must be very busy today.
You have a social studies presentation,
too.
W: Oh, no! I forgot to bring a world map
for my presentation. When is our social
studies class?
M: It’s next period. You can buy maps
in the bookstore during lunch.
W: But I have to take the quiz!
M: Tell you what. I can go get it for
you right after eating lunch.
W: Really? You’re a lifesaver.
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W: Hi, I’d like to access
a computer. Are there any available?
M: Sure, you can use one of the computers
over there.
W: Thank you. How much do you charge?
M: It’s three dollars per hour. How many
hours are you planning to use it?
W: I need to use it for just two hours.
M: I see. Anything else?
W: Can I get something to drink?
M: Sure. We have coffee and orange juice.
W: Then, I’ll have coffee, please. How
much is it?
M: It’s one dollar, but since you’ll use
the computer for two hours, you can have
it for free.
W: Great! I appreciate it.
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(Beeping sound)
W: Hello, this is Anne Palmer. I’m calling
about the party catering service that
I reserved last week. Actually, there
will be more people than I expected. I
said thirty guests would come, but now
I expect about forty. I know I should
have given you at least two days’ notice
for a sudden change like this. So, I hope
you understand. When you get this message,
please call me back. Thank you.
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M: Alright, we’ve almost
finished setting the stage.
W: Yeah, there are just a few things left
to check.
M: OK. So, how’s the banner hanging?
W: I think it needs to be a little higher.
Could you climb up and hang it again?
M: No problem. Where can I get a ladder?
W: There might be one in the back of the
stage.
M: I got it. What about our performance
masks? You said you’d bring them, right?
W: Oh, I asked my brother to bring them
to you because I had to pick up the brochures
at the print shop.
M: I haven’t seen him yet. So, why don't
you call your brother and ask when he
is coming?
W: OK, I will. I hope he’s on the way
here.
M: I hope so, too.
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M: Next, please. Could
you sit up straight in that chair?
W: Like this?
M: Very good. Please turn your head to
the left a little bit. Hold on. Your tie
is missing from your school uniform.
W: I forgot. Oh, it’s in my pocket.
M: Could you put on the tie and pose again?
[Click] Thank you. Now will you stand
beside the tree?
W: I thought we’re taking just one individual
picture.
M: No. Actually, we need two photos of
each student.
W: I see. Can I stand like this?
M: Yes, very good. [Click] Let's move
on to the group photo.
W: Sure.
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M: May I sit here?
W: Sure. Let me move my bags.
M: Thanks. Wow, you’re carrying lots of
stuff.
W: Yeah, these are gifts for my family.
M: Why? It’s not Christmas or anything.
W: Well, I haven’t visited my parents
for a while.
M: I see. So, where are you going?
W: To Busan.
M: Is the train faster than the bus to
get there?
W: I missed the last bus so I have no
choice but to wait here for the train.
M: Well, the train for Busan leaves in
10 minutes and the platform is five minutes
further away.
W: Really? Then, I’d better get going.
It was nice meeting you.
M: Me, too. Bye.
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(Phone rings.)
W: Hello, thank you for calling ABC Telecom.
How may I help you?
M: I’d like to cancel my cell phone service.
W: Oh, I see. May I have your name, please?
M: My name is Jack Smith.
W: Thank you, Mr. Smith. First, you need
to fill out the cancellation form and
send it to us.
M: Can I get the form on your company
website?
W: Of course you can. You can download
it and print it out.
M: Can I fax it?
W: Sure. Please fax the form along with
a copy of your driver’s license.
M: I see. I’ll do it right away.
W: Thanks. Can you please call me after
you fax them?
M: Sure. No problem.
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M: I’m looking for some
dog food for my three-month-old puppy.
W: This canned dog food is the most popular
because it’s soft to chew.
M: I’d like to try a dry dog food.
W: OK. Then, how about this one? It contains
the most amount of protein.
M: Oh, no. Not this one. When she eats
corn, she has skin trouble.
W: Is that so? Then, these three should
be OK because they’re made with brown
rice.
M: Yeah. I’d like one of these organic
dog foods. Why is this one more expensive?
W: Because it’s imported. As you see,
these two products have almost the same
qualities.
M: I got it. I’ll take the cheaper one.
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M: Why do so many students
and parents choose to come to our college?
As the most successful institute in this
region, we offer various curricula including
job training. The facilities are also
excellent. We completed the construction
of three new laboratories last year. Every
room in our dormitory has a TV and an
air-conditioner. Furthermore, we award
over two million dollars in scholarships
every year. We are looking forward to
seeing you at our Campus Tour this coming
Saturday. So, parents and students, please
come and experience our academic excellence
and modern facilities!
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① W: Do you always wear
a tie to work?
M: No, I only wear a tie on special occasions.
② W: Excuse me, sir. You are not allowed
to camp here.
M: Really? I didn’t know that. Where
can I camp?
③ W: I didn’t mean it that way. Please
accept my apology.
M: It can happen to anybody. Don’t let
it bother you.
④ W: Did you return the videotape you
borrowed from Jenny?
M: Somebody has checked out the last
copy.
⑤ W: It was so scary that I couldn’t
open my eyes.
M: Well, I don’t think I want to try
that ride.
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M: Excuse me, ma’am.
Can I check my answer sheet?
W: Is there anything wrong?
M: My English score is three points less
than what I expected.
W: You probably made a mistake marking
your answer sheet.
M: I checked it twice. I don’t think I
made any mistakes.
W: Let me see. You didn’t miss any multiple
choice questions. But you missed one of
the short-answer questions.
M: Really? I thought I got them all right.
W: Look here. You added one more “t” to
“waiting.”
M: Oh, I must have been out of my mind.
I shouldn’t have made that stupid spelling
mistake.
W: So, you should always double-check
your spelling.
M: I’ll definitely be more careful next
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W: Hey, Brad. Are you
busy?
M: Not really. Why?
W: Can you do me a favor? I need a ride
to the bookstore on West Street.
M: Sure, I also have to go there to buy
a cookbook for my mom’s birthday. What
are you going to buy there?
W: Some poetry by T.S. Elliot. One of
my classmates told me I can get some there.
M: Hmm, is it required for your English
class this semester?
W: No. I just feel like reading his poems.
M: I didn’t know you have such elegant
taste.
W: Come on, it’s just that the poems give
me comfort.
M: What about checking out his poetry
from the library?
W: I could, but I’d like to have some
of my own.
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W: Look! There’s an old
man standing over there. Let’s offer our
seat to him.
M: Wait, he isn’t looking toward us.
W: I can grab his attention. Oh... he’s
getting off now.
M: See? It was good we didn’t call him
over.
W: I didn’t know he’d leave. Anyway, why
are you so hesitant to offer your seat
to somebody?
M: You know, people will look at me.
W: So what?
M: I get so shy when people watch me.
W: Come on, they’ll think of you as a
good person.
M: But I don’t like drawing attention
to myself.
W: It’s just for a moment, and you really
can help others.
M:
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M: Hey, Sarah. What are
you doing?
W: I’m working on my science report. Have
you finished yours?
M: No, I haven’t even started yet because
I was studying for my math quiz.
W: Well, I just started because I had
a history test today.
M: When is the due date for the report?
W: We should hand it in by this Friday.
M: That soon? Oh, I don’t think I can
finish it by then.
W: Me, neither. I’m worried that I may
not finish everything on time.
M:
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M: Hi, Linda! I heard
you moved last week.
W: Yeah, I found a small apartment near
my school.
M: How do you like your new place?
W: It’s not spacious, but it’s comfortable.
Most of all, I like being able to walk
to school.
M: Good for you. Do you still live alone?
W: No, I don’t live by myself anymore.
I have a roommate now.
M: Oh, I thought you prefer to live alone.
W: Not really. I haven’t had a chance
to live with someone else for a while.
M: I see. What is it like having a roommate?
W: _________________________________________________________________________
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M: Hey, Nicole. Who was
the guy you were with yesterday?
W: What do you mean?
M: I saw you at Jimmy’s Diner last night.
W: I didn’t go anywhere after I got home
from work.
M: But I definitely saw you there!
W: That was probably my sister, Janet.
We’re identical twins.
M: Really? I didn’t know you have a twin.
W: Yeah, I do. Things like this happen
to me all the time.
M: Can your parents always tell the difference
between you and your sister?
W: __________________________________________________________________________
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W: Jennifer is a homeroom
teacher at her high school this year.
Her students are all friendly and polite,
and they study hard in her classes. So
she feels pretty happy with them. However,
the only problem she found is that they
use the school property quite carelessly.
They throw trash here and there, and frequently
leave the classroom without turning off
the TV, computer, or lights. She wants
the classroom environment to be cleaner
and would like her students to save energy.
In this situation, what would Jennifer
most likely say to her students?
Jennifer: ___________________________________________________________________
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