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W : Excuse me. Could you tell me who Mr. Robinson is?

M : Sure. He is the man standing by the table.

W : Is be the man who is opening a bottle of wine?

M : No, he is Mr. Clinton. He is the host of the party. Mr. Robinson is talking to Mrs.       Clinton. she is wearing a long, black dress.

W : Then Mr. Robinson is the gentleman who is wearing a striped tie?

M : That's right. He is holding a glass of wine.

W : Thanks a lot.

W : Excuse me.  

     I'm taking the three o'clock train. when will it arrive?

M : It's on time. It's five minutes to three.

    So it will be here in about five minutes.

    Where are you to going.

W : I'm going to New York.

M : Are you visiting your parents?

W : No, I am attending a conference there.

M : Have a nice trip.

M : we used to be so happy together. What went wrong?

W : You used to help me! You used to cook dinner!

      You used to wash the dishes and do the gardening!

      But, now you don't help me at all!

M : I used to have a lot of spare time. These days I'm too busy!

W : I'm busy, too! I have to work as well, you know!

M : But, you get home earlier than me!

W : Only because you go out drinking!

      You used to come home straight after work!

M : I have to go drinking. It's part of my job.

W : Yes, but not every night!

M : Good morning. Where have you come from?

W : Seoul, Korea.

M : Fine. May I see your passport

W : Here you are.

M : What's the nature of your visit?

W : Business, I'm visiting my company's Washington office.

M : And how long will you stay in the United States?

W : About three months.

M : Fine. Here's your passport back.

W : Thank you.

M : Welcome to the United states. Enjoy your stay.

M : So, you're looking for a summer job.

      Are you interested in working full time?

W : Yes, I am

M : And where do you go to school?

W : George Washington University.

M : Oh, yes. I see that on your application.

     When will you graduate?

W : Next June. I only have one more year.

M : Do you have any special skills or interests?

W : Well, I can use a computer, and I know how to speak French.

     And in my free time, I like to read.

W : It's freezing in here! What's wrong with the heater anyway?

M : The heater hasn't been working since this morning.

      I've got an idea. Why don't we go out?

W : Out? In this weather? It's snowing!

M : I mean, let's go somewhere warm. A movie, for instance,

     I think Gone with the wind is playing at the theater down the street.

W : You know I don't like old movies!

M : Come on. It'll be nice and warm in the theater. Let's see. It's a quarter after five       now. I'll call the theater and find out.

W : I work in an office now, but I really don't like it. I'm bored with sitting at my desk       all day.

M : You mean you're tired of typing and filing and answering the phone all day.

W : That's right, I can do those things, but I don't like doing the same thing every day.       I like having responsibility, and I enjoy traveling.

M : Then, why would you like to work in the fashion business?

W : Well, I've always loved clothes. Also, I have a background in fashion, and I'm        good at planning events such as fashion shows.

W : Good evening. Here in what the weather will be like in our area tomorrow. In        Philadelphia, it will be very windy in the morning. To the north, Stamford,        Connecticut will nave a beautiful, sunny day, with blue skies and no clouds. By        the afternoon it will rain in New York City. It will be very  foggy in Atlantic City.        Drivers, Be very careful.

M : The sun is a star and sends out light. The moon is made up of rocks and dust.       The moon does not send out light, but it reflects light. This means that the moon       does not make its own light. The sun sends out light to the moon. Then the       moon sends the sun's light back to earth.

(The telephone rings.)

W : Good morning, Parker Industries.

M : Hello. May I speak to Ms. Parker. Please?

W : I'm sorry. She's not in. can I take a message?

M : Yes, please. This in Mr. Kale. Please tell her our meeting is on Friday at 2:30.

W: Friday at 2:30.

M : And would you ask her to call me this afternoon ? My number is 323-9165.

W : 323-9165. Yes.,Mr. kale. I'll give Ms. Parker the message.

W : Let me see that picture. Who's that?

M : He's my brother.

W : Wow! He's cute. What's his name?

M : James. We all him Jim. He's studying in a university here in Chicago. He's        majoring in politics.

W : Oh, how old is he?

M : He's twenty-five years old.

W : what's he like? I bet he's very funny, too. He can also speak Japanese and        Spanish. But he is married with two kids.

M : Yes, he is And he's very funny, too. He can also speak Japanese and Spanish.        But he is married with two kids.

M : People make this kind of clock from glass. It is wide at the top and bottom, but       narrow in the middle. They put some sand in one part. The sand runs from the top       to the bottom of the glass. when it has finished people turn the glass over and       the sand begins to run down again. 

¨ç W : I'm going to pass this car in front of us. It's going too slow.

    M : But there is a road sign. It says you aren't allowed to pass here.

¨è W : I need my car to go back to my home. when will my car be ready?

    M : It won't take long. It'll be ready at least by three in the afternoon.

¨é W : You say you can drive very well. How long have you been driving?

    M : For four year. I have driven my own car during my college years.

¨ê W : I parked here for just a few minutes. Please let me go without a ticket.

    M : I'm sorry, but I have to give you a ticket. You've parked in a fire lane.   

¨ë W : Do you know what time it is? What made you come so late?

    M : Oh, I'm really sorry, but there was a traffic accident on the expressway.

W : James!

M : Oh, maggie. Hi. How are you? Listen, I'm in a terrible hurry. The bank closes in fifteen minutes.

W : Is the bank near here?

M : Yes, it's only three blocks away. It's on Maple Street.

W : well, get in. I'll take you.

M : Are you sure? Isn't it out of your way?

W : No, not at all.

M : It is nice of you.

M : Where does your  brother works in a hotel, too.

W : In a hotel.

M : Oh, that's interesting. My brother works in a hotel, too.

W : Really? what does he do, exactly?

M : He's a chef in the restaurant. what about your brother?

W : He's a security guard, but be doesn't like it.

M : That's too bad.

W : Yeah. He's looking for a new job.

(The telephone rings.)

M : Good evening, Could I speak to the manager, please?

W : Well, I'm the manager. Could I ask what it's about?

M : Last night the music from your club went on until morning.

W : I'm really sorry that it bothered you.

M : According to the law, the club should close at 12.

W : It usually closes at 12, but not last night.

      And tonight it's going to stay open until 4.           

M : So it's going to be just the same tonight?

W : that's right, sir.

M : Then I'll have to call the police.

W : Paul's neighbors are having a party, All the people in his neighborhood have        come to the garden of the house next to his. The weather is perfect and the food        is good.  And the people who came are very nice and Paul has spent a good        time. But he has to leave earlier because he is scheduled to go to another        country on business. His plane will leave in one hour. He is about to start for the        airport, but a neighbor stops him and starts to talk about the weather. In this        situation, what would Paul say to his neighbor?

Paul : I'm sorry, But I have to go.