A. Don't worry. B. Let's look for it together. C. What's the matter? D. Whose backpack is this? E. It can't be mine. F. You are welcome. G. I think I might leave it in the reading room. |
A: Anna, you look worried.
B: I can't find my backpack anywhere. Where can it be?
A: Let's see where it might be.
B: But it isn't there.
A: What color is your backpack?
B: It's black and white.
A: Oh, look! Is this one yours?
B: No. Mine is newer than this one.
Mr. White used to live in a small town, but he has a job in a big city, he moved there with his wife and two children last week.
One day, Mr. White was (wash) his car when neighbor came. The neighbor stopped and looked at the new car, Then Mr. White turned and saw him.
The neighbor said, "That's a new car. Is it (you)?"
"Sometimes," Mr. White answered.
The neighbor was (surprise).
"Sometimes?" he asked." What do you (mean)?"
"Well," answered Mr. White. "When there's a football game, it (belong) to my son, Mike. When there is a new movie, it belongs to my daughter. Ann. it looks nice clean, it belongs to my wife, Nancy. And when it needs (clean), it belongs to me."
—It _____ Jean. She is going to enter the concert.
—It _____ be Mary's. It has her name on it.
On Saturday morning, John got up early to go to a sports club. On his way, he saw three of his schoolmates at the mall, Rae, Asoka and Aduki. They were always together because they were very good friends.
"I'm shopping for new shoes, "Rae told John. "But 1 have big feet so nothing fits! We have been shopping everywhere but I can't find any big shoes!"
"And we walk very slowly, "Aduki said, "because of Asoka…"
"I know, "John said, looking at Asoka. "I heard you hurt your knee in P. E. class yesterday. Does it hurt?"
"It's OK if l move very slowly, "Asoka told him. "We are going to eat ice-cream at Dairy Queen. Do you want to come?"
"Sorry, I can't. I am going to meet Edward at the sports club. See you later!" said John.
John was walking past a coffee shop when he saw Ms. Kanga. She was looking at a new sidewalk. As John came closer he could see that Ms. Kanga was angry. "Somebody jumped in the middle of the sidewalk when the cement was still wet!" she said, pointing to two small footprints in the new cement. "Now I can't go home because I have to fix the sidewalk!"
"Who did it?" asked John.
"A first-year student over there said that three girls were walking by here just now. But he doesn't know which girl jumped in the cement!"
Three girls?" Small" footprints? Somebody "jumped"? "I know who did!" said John.