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W: Good morning. This
is your Monday Weather Report. The weather
will change a lot during this week. It
will be clear and sunny today, and partly
cloudy Tuesday through Friday. On Saturday
a strong wind will blow in most areas.
On Sunday we are expecting rain showers.
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W: What can I do for
you?
M: I'm thinking of buying a present for
my son's birthday.
W: Do you have something in mind?
M: I'm not sure yet. But he wants to be
a great chef.
He really likes cooking.
W: How about this book? It is about how
to cook Korean and Western food. It also
has many pictures.
M: Perfect! I will take it.
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M: We, Koreans, play
this traditional game on big holidays,
like Chuseok or Dano, to wish for a good
harvest. Lots of people play this traditional
game together. A rope as long as 50 meters
can be used in this game. People are divided
into two groups, the east and the west.
Each team has to pull the rope to their
side. If the west team wins, farmers will
have a good harvest that year.
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W: What did you do last
weekend?
M: I went to Gyeongju with my family by
train.
W: Did you do anything interesting?
M: I spent most of my time looking around
famous places such as
Bulguksa, the kings' tombs and the pagodas
of the Silla Dynasty.
W: How did you visit those places? Did
you take the city tour bus or rent a car?
M: The city tour bus, but many people
took a bicycle tour. Next time I will
ride a bike.
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M: Judy, why are you
looking at those masks?
W: My class is having a Halloween party
next month.
We're all going to wear masks or special
clothes.
M: That's great. What will you buy?
W: My friend wants to be a vampire, but
that's too scary for me.
What do you think of this?
M: It covers your eyes. Don't cover your
beautiful eyes.
W: Okay. Hey! Look at this. A star and
2010. I'll take this one.
M: Good choice.
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W: What do you want
to be in the future?
M: I'm not sure. I change my mind all
the time. Sometimes I want to be a musician
and other times I want to be a scientist.
W: Both sound good.
M: Thanks. How about you?
W: I am not sure, either. But I like playing
the piano a lot.
Sometimes I want to be a singer-songwriter.
M: Wow, great! I'm sure you can do it.
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M: Oh, boy! We are late.
The movie has already started.
W: What time is it now?
M: It's 6:10.
W: Then we have missed the beginning of
the movie.
M: The traffic was heavier than usual.
It took 20 minutes to come here today.
W: You're right. We should have left home
earlier since it's the weekend.
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[Telephone rings.]
W: Hello. May I speak to Mr. Johnson?
M: Speaking. Who's calling, please?
W: This is Anne. Anne Brown. I saw your
ad in the newspaper.
May I ask you some questions?
M: Sure, go ahead.
W: How big is your house?
M: Three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
W: Do you have a garage?
M: Of course. It's very big.
W: Hmm. Your house seems right for me.
Can I come and see it sometime?
M: Sure.
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[Telephone rings.]
M: Hello. Can I speak to Mary Smith?
W: Mary? There is no one here by that
name.
M: Really? Is this 484-4008?
W: The number is right but nobody is here
by that name.
Oh, I got it. She used to live here but
she moved out recently.
M: Moved out?
W: Yes. She moved somewhere else last
month.
M: Oh, no! She hasn't returned my DVD!
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Sumi went shopping with
her mother this morning. Her mother bought
her a new pair of shoes. Then, they went
to the beauty shop because Sumi needed
a haircut. They had to wait there for
her turn for about an hour. On the way
back home, they saw an old woman carrying
a heavy bag. Sumi helped her with the
bag to the bus stop. She thanked Sumi
a lot.
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M: Hi, Jane! I'm planning
to stay in a Hanok with my American friends
during the holidays. Do you want to come
with us?
W: I'd love to. What can we do there?
M: We can dress up in a Hanbok, make some
rice cakes, and sleep on the Ondol floor.
W: Where did you find that place?
M: On the Internet. But I still don't
know how to get there. Let's check the
Internet together.
W: Sure.
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M : Be careful not to
catch a cold. A large number of people
are catching a new kind of flu these days.
They usually have a sore throat, a cough
and a headache. Most of them especially
complain of a high fever, so it's very
dangerous. The strange thing is that they
don't have a runny nose. If you get the
flu, you'd better go to see a doctor as
soon as you can. Also, it's very helpful
to wash your hands as often as possible.
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[Telephone rings.]
M: Hello. This is Peter. May I speak to
Jane?
W: Speaking. Hi, Peter. What's up?
M: Do you have your math textbook with
you?
W: Yes, I brought it from school to do
my homework. Why?
M: Oh, great! I left mine at school. Can
I borrow yours?
W: Sure. But be careful not to write anything
in it.
M: I won't. Thanks a lot.
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W:
Number 1
You can enjoy Chinese and Canadian food.
Number 2
It is open six days a week.
Number 3
It closes at 10 p.m. every night.
Number 4
It closes every Sunday.
Number 5
It is in Vancouver.
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M: People can learn
in many different ways. They can learn
a lot from books, newspapers and magazines.
Many people say that reading is the most
important way to learn. However, I think
that learning from real life is more important.
When you learn something this way, you
will remember it better and not forget
it easily.
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W: Could you show me
that scarf, please?
M: Do you mean this red one?
W: Yes, it looks nice. How much is it?
M: Thirty-five dollars.
W: That's too expensive.
M: It's 100% silk, ma'am.
W: But I don't have enough money with
me now.
M: How much do you have?
W: Thirty dollars, but I need two dollars
for the bus.
M: Well... okay. It's your lucky day.
Here is your scarf.
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Number 1
M: The weather is getting cooler.
W: Yeah. It's almost fall.
Number 2
M: You must not drink this milk.
W: What's wrong with it?
Number 3
M: Will you watch the World Cup on TV
with me?
W: I can't play soccer today.
Number 4
M: What should I do to get good grades?
W: How about changing your study habits?
Number 5
M: What are you going to do this winter
vacation?
W: Nothing special. How about you?
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W: Do you know what Netiquette
is? It is a set of rules we need to follow
when we communicate on the Internet. Here
are some examples. First, we should be
careful not to hurt others' feelings.
Second, we should not use bad words. Third,
we should not ask for other people's private
information. Therefore, we should think
carefully when communicating online.
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M: Hi. I was wondering,
what's the best way to travel around Europe?
W: You should check out the Eurail Pass.
M: What's that?
W: It's a special train ticket. With it,
you can ride trains in Europe for a certain
length of time.
M: Great! How much is it?
W: It depends on the number of days and
countries you travel.
M: Where can I get one?
W:
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W: Peter, how do you
spend your free time?
M: I usually listen to music.
W: What kind of music do you like the
most?
M: Well, I like all kinds of music, but
classical music is my favorite.
W: My sister loves classical music, too.
She listens to it every morning.
M: How about you, Mary? Do you also like
classical music?
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