-- Thanks. _____
-- Salad, fried fish and orange juice, please.
A:I'd like to know how people lived in ancient times(古代).
B:You can read some history books.
A: But I still couldn't imagine the life style in the past.
B:Perhaps you may find answers in the history museums.
A:Yeah.
B:Oh. Then you can go to Zhoukoudian(周口店).
A:
B:Then you can visit Xi'an. There are a lot of historical relics（遗产）
about the two dynasties.
A:That's a good idea.
B:By the way，don't forget to visit Shaanxi History Museum.
A:Thank you very much.
A. I wonder how people fought in wars in ancient times.
B. We have learned Chinese history.
C. It's a place where you can feel the history development of China.
D. I'm also interested in the life in the Han and the Tang Dynasties(朝代).
E. Please give me some advice.
F. I must go there if I have time.
G. I'm really interested in the life of Peking Man.
Mary: Mike, how do I look in these blue jeans?
Mike:They really suit you, Mary!
Mary: Thanks, you know, these kinds of jeans are in style now.
Mike:
Mary: I mean...they are very popular these days; everyone is wearing them!
Mike: You are great at keeping up with fashions.
Mary: Well,
Mike: Perhaps you can help me pick out a pair of jeans now, since you are an expert.
Mary:I would be happy to help you with your fashion change!
Mike:
A. Wow, great!
B. No problem!
C. See you then.
D. Any suggestions?
E. I am a girl after all.
F. What do you mean?
G. Thank you so much!
A: Good morning, Zhang Jun.
B: Thanks for asking me.
A: Because it's a big meal. We call it dinner when we have a lot of food to eat.
B:
A: They think it is very important. It's like your Mid-Autumn Festival. In China, families get together and watch the bright, round moon.
B:
A: Yes, and we all celebrate with our families. Some things are the same in China, America and Canada.
A. I like your Thanksgiving dinner.
B. So we all have our own "Mid-Autumn Festival".
C. How do Americans and Canadians like Thanksgiving?
D. I'm glad you can come for our Thanksgiving dinner.
E. We are eating at noon. But why do you call it dinner?
F. In America and Canada, families get together to celebrate the harvest.
A: Can you suggest anywhere to stay?
B: Actually, I'd really suggest the place where we stayed last month—the hotel Nadir. The owners were really friendly and we thought it was very reasonable.
A: It sounds great!
B: I think . I'll find it for you.
A: Oh, thanks. I'd really appreciate that. What about the food? What should I try?
B: Well, . It's wonderful—really fresh and tasty. And they have the most fantastic cakes, so you should try them. What else? All the wine we had was awful, so . The beer's much better. . . Oh, and —a few people we met had problems with that, so it's probably best just to drink bottled water.
A: Oh, right. I'll remember that. Thanks.
a. I've got the address somewhere
b. I wouldn't suggest that
c. you must try the fish
d. be careful with the water
e. it was right near the beach
W: Good day, sir. Where do you want to go?
M: Sogo (百货公司), on Jiefang East Road.
W: OK. By the way, what do you want to buy?
M: Well, I bought a computer yesterday and just ask how to (下载文档). I am (不熟悉 ) the type of computer.
W: I think you had better (专业的) man.
M: Well, What do you plan to buy?
W: (我的镜子) was broken the other day. I can't do it for a day without it, haha.
M: You really love beauty. I would like to look at (数码相机).
W: That's too great. I like it. May I (提出建议) for you?
M: Of course. You are so kind!
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A. Anything else? B. Otherwise, I would go with you. C. But why not just join us? D. What do you want? E. Perhaps a fried egg instead. |
M: Anne, would you please order me a takeaway online?
W: No problem. We're going out to eat right now.
M: I'd love to, but I am busy with a report now. You know I dislike eating at my desk.
W: No wonder you never bring lunch from home.
M: Right.
W: Your favorite sandwich and orange juice?
M: This time I'd like a hamburger and a cup of Coca Cola.
W: Some chips?
M: Hmm ...
