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M:I thought you only liked collecting stamps.ª¤

W:I also like collecting coins. But collecting tickets is my favorite hobby.ª¤

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W: I¡¯ve been told that you are leaving for Cambridge. Are you going to attend school there?ª¤

M:No. I¡¯ve got a job offer there. Besides, my parents also want to move there. ª¤

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W:What are you going to have?ª¤

M:I don¡¯t know. I¡¯ve never eaten here before. What do you suggest?ª¤

W:Well, I always like the salad. It¡¯s usually very fresh, but if you don¡¯t like vegetables, then what about smoked fish? It is very good, too. ª¤

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M:Why didn¡¯t you call me yesterday? I was waiting by the phone all day.ª¤

W:I¡¯m sorry, I couldn¡¯t call. I couldn¡¯t find a phone.ª¤

M:What do you mean you couldn¡¯t call? You have a cellphone, don¡¯t you?ª¤

W:I used to have a cellphone. But the teacher took it away yesterday because I tried to call you in class.ª¤

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M:Sorry, I¡¯m late. You know, the traffic is so heavy on the road. ª¤

W:Well, do you think I will believe the same old excuse? No way!ª¤

M:Oh, dear, forgive me, please. I will be punctual next time. ª¤

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M:Mum, I¡¯m back.ª¤

W:How was your visit to your grandmother¡¯s?ª¤

M:It was great! You can¡¯t believe how much I ate when I was there!ª¤

W:My mother does like cooking. How was the train ride?ª¤

M:There was no one on the seat next to me, so I lay down for most of the trip.ª¤

W:Did your grandmother see you off at the station?ª¤

M:She did. But as soon as I got on the train, she started crying. I felt bad that I couldn¡¯t stay longer.ª¤

W:It¡¯s really nice that you stayed with her for a week. She gets lonely. How come your train was late? I expected you half an hour earlier. I was worried that the train would never show up.ª¤

M:We were held up a few stations before this one.ª¤

W:Well, let¡¯s go home.ª¤

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W:Good evening, sir. I¡¯m the Assistant Manager. I¡¯m afraid we¡¯ve had a complaint from your neighbor about the noise. He is trying to get some sleep as he has an early start tomorrow for an important meeting. I¡¯m sure you understand.ª¤

M:Oh, I see.ª¤

W:Do you think it might be possible to ask your friends to be a little quieter? We do like to give our guests a chance of getting a good night¡¯s sleep. It is well after eleven.ª¤

M:Oh, I¡¯m sorry. I do apologize. I suppose we were talking rather loudly. It¡¯s just that we¡¯ve reached an important agreement. We were having a bit of celebration.ª¤

W:I¡¯m pleased to hear it. Shall I ask Room Service to bring you some coffee?ª¤

M:No, that won¡¯t be necessary. We were just about to stop anyway.ª¤

W:Thank you, sir, and good night to you.ª¤

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M:Where are you from, madam?ª¤

W:I¡¯m from a small town near Vancouver, Canada. What about you? Is that a Swedish accent I hear?ª¤

M:I¡¯m from Stockholm. I¡¯m impressed you knew my accent.ª¤

W:My grandparents are Swedish. It seems there are a lot of rules for people living here in England. ª¤

M:Yes, there is an attempt to keep the place quiet and tidy. The quiet policy is in effect from 11 pm until 6:30 am. Besides, you are not allowed to smoke or cook in the rooms.ª¤

W:So do we all use the same kitchen?ª¤

M:Yes, and we generally do our own cooking although sometimes we have a potluck party on Sunday night.ª¤

W:Is there a storage area?ª¤

M:Yes, in the basement.ª¤

W:I can¡¯t think of anything else. Is there anything we haven¡¯t covered?ª¤

M:Take extra care not to lose your room key and always lock your door. It¡¯s a 15?minute walk to the Housing Society to get another room key. Besides, it costs $5.ª¤

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W:I understand you want to get a job here at the hotel. Now, tell me a little about yourself. First, what ª©languages can you speak?ª¤

M:I can speak English, and of course Spanish. And a little Japanese.ª¤

W:Can you use a computer?ª¤

M:Sure. ª¤

W:OK. There are a lot of jobs here at the hotel, so I need to find out what else you can do. Can you swim? We have a big swimming pool here.ª¤

M:Yes, I can swim.ª¤

W:We have four restaurants, and one coffee shop. Can you wait tables?ª¤

M:Yeah, I worked as a waiter at a restaurant last year.ª¤

W:It¡¯s the busiest time of year now. Can you work on weekends?ª¤

M:Uh, I can work on Saturdays, but not Sundays.ª¤

W:Hmm, I see. Now the most important question is: Do you like working with people? At a hotel, you work with people all day.ª¤

M:Yeah, I can work with a lot of people. I come from a big family.ª¤

W:Well, thank you for coming today. I¡¯ll give you a call in a few days.ª¤

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Most people have had a dog or wanted one at some time in their lives. If you are thinking of buying a dog, however, you should first decide what sort of dog you need and whether the dog is likely to be happy in the surroundings you can provide. If you want a dog to protect you or your house, for example, you should choose the one that has the right size and has the right characteristics. You must also be ready to devote a good deal of time to looking after the dog, training it when it is young and giving it the exercise it needs throughout its life, unless you live in the countryside and can let it run freely. Therefore it¡¯s widely accepted that dogs demand much more than cats. Cats love the house, so they are satisfied so long as their place is safe. The best time to buy a baby dog is when it is between 6 and 8 weeks old. If baby dogs have not built up a relationship with a human being before they are over three months old, their strong relationship will always be with dogs. They are likely to be too shy when they are brought out into the world to become good pets.ª¤ª¤

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Hi, Li Hua,ª¥

You aren¡¯t alone in not being good at exams. Achieving good exam results has always been important, and just remembering a few basic points can make it less difficult.ª¥

It can¡¯t be denied that preparation is the most important aspect of any exam. Being able to get good exam results does demand hard work. The more you prepare, the more confident you¡¯ll feel and the easier the exam seems to be. However, relaxing before an exam is of equal importance. Don¡¯t be nervous and try to get a good night¡¯s sleep before an exam. Moreover, when taking an exam, concentrate first on the easy questions and do the hard ones later. ª¥

I hope you can achieve good results in your future exams.ª¥

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