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M£ºI¡¯ve been waiting all week for this concert. The performance is said to be excellent. And with our student discount, the tickets will be really cheap.ª¤

W:Ah... I¡¯m afraid I left my student ID card in the dorm.ª¤

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M:It was so nice of Peter to offer to take us to the airport.ª¤

W:Wouldn¡¯t it be more convenient if we just take a taxi?ª¤

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M:Amy, I have always wanted to go to Washington DC. What does it look like?ª¤

W:It reminds me of Beijing. The streets in the two cities are wide, and there are tourists everywhere.ª¤

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M:Oh, hi! Linda, I¡¯m glad I¡¯ve found you.ª¤

W:Hi, Paul.ª¤

M:I¡¯ve just moved into a new house. And I¡¯m having a party this Friday. We¡¯ll begin at about 6:30 pm. Can you come?ª¤

W:I¡¯d love to. Thank you very much.ª¤

M:Here¡¯s my new address. ª¤

W:Thanks. Church Street, Randwick.ª¤

M:Right. Do remember the party begins at about 6:30 pm.ª¤

W:I won¡¯t forget, and I¡¯ll be there in time.ª¤

M:See you then.ª¤

W:Bye.ª¤

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W:Well, Martin, what sports do you play?ª¤

M:I play table tennis, badminton and volleyball, but volleyball is my favorite sport, because I can enjoy it in a team.ª¤

W:Where do you often play, then?ª¤

M:I play at local sports centers during the winter and in the summer I play beach volleyball.ª¤

W:And do you do quite well in the competitions?ª¤

M:Yes, I¡¯ve played for our state and we¡¯ve gone through to the semi finals of our national competitions and for Beatles, my other volleyball team. We¡¯ve actually won a few competitions.ª¤

W:Oh, you¡¯ve done a good job!ª¤

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M:Hi, Lucy, who do you think will win next week¡¯s Davis Cup final?ª¤

W:I¡¯m not sure. Maybe world number one Rafael Nadal will win the honor.ª¤

M:Rafael Nadal? I regret to tell you that he was out of the final because of his knee injury.ª¤

W:What a shame! How about France¡¯s Jo Wilfried Tsonga?ª¤

M:You see, he was beaten by Argentina¡¯s Del Potro.ª¤

W:Oh, it¡¯s a surprise. In my eyes Del Potro was 65th in the world as recently as July 7.ª¤

M:Mmm... you are right. He once played a major role in getting Argentina to their third Davis Cup final, winning two singles matches, but now he ranks the world number eight.ª¤

W:Hopefully he will do more wonders.ª¤

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M£ºCan I help you?ª¤

W£ºI¡¯m looking for a sweater for my husband£®ª¤

M£ºYes£¬madam. What color would you like?ª¤

W£ºShow me a gray one£¬please£®ª¤

M£ºWhat size?ª¤

W£ºA size 38£®ª¤

M£ºSomething like this perhaps? It¡¯ s a very good sweater£®ª¤

W£ºPerhaps, but haven¡¯t you anything better?ª¤

M£ºWhat about a black sweater?ª¤

W£ºNo£®It¡¯s too dark£®ª¤

M£ºNow this green sweater is brighter than the black one£®ª¤

W£ºNo. Please hurry up£®ª¤

M£ºSomething like this blue sweater?ª¤

W£ºBlue...mmm...yes. I think I like that. How much does it cost?ª¤

M£º8 pounds£®ª¤

W£º8 pounds! Good heavens! Have you anything...anything... uh...ª¤

M£ºCheaper than this, madam? Only this gray sweater. It costs 4 pounds£®ª¤

W£ºThat¡¯s exactly what I¡¯m looking for. Why didn¡¯t you show me before?ª¤

M£ºBut I did, madam! It was the first one you saw.ª¤

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