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天使的眼淚3310M南橫嘉明湖



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共有79張照片，作者詳細記錄探訪嘉明湖的歷程，

                                                                               

不論攝影和flash網頁都屬上等佳作，

照片搭配文字和地圖標示，耐心看完會有身歷其境的感受，

由其是登過百岳的朋友會心有戚戚焉。





                                  

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Unbelievable!

Enjoy it, my friends.



ps. 謝謝小豬教我用youtube!



Sandy

考試範圍：

L10-14
(10-14的聽力請到右邊欄位的文章分類English打開，裡面的English Listening，所有教過的內容都在裡面。)

一、經濟     AM 10-12   V201

三、化材     PM 2-4    V203

三、生化     PM 4-6    L104

請大家在上課10分鐘內到教室考試，

這周的正課也要上。

有任何問題請回到版上，這周我每天都會上來。

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hundreds of  數百的

line up 排隊

rush  v. 趕緊去

bargain  n. 特價品   v. 喊價

crowd  人群

fed up 受夠了

drive me cry   讓人受不了

vacation  n. 休假

vocation v. 職業

fall apart n. 脫落

shrink-shrank-shrunk  v. 縮水

half the price 半價

fade 掉色

on the rest  其它的

take pictures 照像

exactly 精確的、完全的

annoyed adj. 氣惱的

spend time Ving  花時間做…

compare prices  比價

fabulous  adj. 很棒的

reasonable  adj. 合理的

Listening:

Transcripts:

1.

I went to the summer sale at the department store the other day. There were hundreds of people there. People were lined up in front of the main door before it opened. As soon as the doors opened, everyone rushed in. There were some great bargains there, but it was impossible to find what I wanted because of the crowds. I really wanted to buy a few things, but after a while I got fed up and left without buying anything. Big crowds drive me crazy Next time, I won’t go shopping during a big sale.

2.

I bought lots of cheap clothes when I was on vacation last summer. Things were about half the price of the same things here. The clothes looked well made, so I spent a lot of money. But I’ve had problems with almost everything I bought. Some things fell apart. Some shrank as soon as I washed them. And the colors have faded on the rest. Next time, I’ll save my money and wait for the sales at home.

3.

I needed a new camera last month, so I bought one from a store in the mall. I paid $148 for it, and it’s a really good camera. It takes beautiful pictures. A few days ago, though, I found exactly the same camera in a store downtown for only $95. I was really annoyed, but I guess there’s nothing much I can do about it. Next time I will spend more time comparing prices before I buy something.

4.

Some friends and I were on vacation in China last summer. I went shopping one day and got some really fabulous things. I got nice running shoes and tennis clothes. I thought the prices were reasonable and I hate bargaining, so I just paid the price they asked. The next day, one of my friends went back to the same store and decided to bargain. She got things for much cheaper prices than I paid. Next time I go traveling, I’ll be sure to bargain when I buy something.

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exchange  v. 交換

complete  adj. 完全的、徹底的

notice  n. 注意到

heels  n. 鞋跟

receipt  n. 收據

briefcase  n. 行李箱

lock  n. 鎖

guarantee  n. 保固、保證書

repair  修理 v.

sell out v. 賣完了

return  v. 歸還、退回

sleeves  n. 袖子

fill out  v. 填寫

camera  n. 照相機

shut  v. 關上

shutter n. 快門

proper  完全的

pop  v. 啪一聲爆裂

Context:



Customers are describing a problem. Have you had the same experience before?

Listening:

1.

A: Can I exchange this shirt, please?

B: What’s the problem?

A: I asked for a size 44, but this is a size 34.

B: Let me see if I can find one in the right size. Just a moment. I’m sorry sir. We are completely out of your size. Could you come back next week? We’ll have some more in then.

A: Um. Okay

2.

A: I’d like to exchange these shoes, please.

B: Oh, are they the wrong size?

A: No, I just bought these and I noticed that the heels are coming off. Look.

B: I see what you mean. Do you have your receipt?

A: Let me see. Oh, it looks like I forgot it. Does it matter?

B: Yes. Could you bring us your receipt?

3.

A: Excuse me, I bought this briefcase here a few months ago. Look. Here’s my receipt.

B: Yes?

A: The problem is, I can’t get the lock to work.

B: Strange. Let’s have a look. You’re right. No problem. It comes with a two-year guarantee, so we’ll repair it for you. But could you leave the briefcase with us for a few days?

A: Sure. No problem.

4.

A: Excuse me, I’d like to exchange this watch. I just bought it a few weeks ago, but look at this!

B: What seems to be the problem?

A: It’s the band. It’s already broken.

B: Oh. That’s not good. Let me see if I can get you another one. I’m sorry. We are completely sold out of that style. I can order one for you, or do you want to exchange it for a different watch?

A: Well, I really like this style.

B: Tell you what. Call me here tomorrow. By then, I’ll know when I can get you a new one.

A: Okay Thanks. I’ll call you tomorrow.

5.

A: Excuse me. I’d like to return this shirt.

B: Is there a problem with it?

A: Yes. See the sleeves? Believe it or not, this used to be a long-sleeved shirt.

B: Really.

A: Yes, I washed it once, and look at the sleeves. Now they’re much too short.

B: I see what you mean. I’ll get you another one. Could you just fill out this form for me, please?

A: Oh, sure. And here’s my receipt.

6.

A: There’s something wrong with this camera I bought here a few months ago.

B: What’s the problem with it?

A: The back doesn’t shut properly. See? It pops open when you try to shut it.

B: That’s strange. I’ve never seen that problem before. We’ll certainly repair it for you at no charge. But I do need one thing. Could you show me the guarantee that came with the camera?

A: Yes, here it is.

B: Thanks.

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camcorder 攝像機

case 殼、盒子

sweatshirt 長袖運動衫

button 鈕扣

stain 髒污

Context:

Customers are complaining about their shopping problems.

If you were the product manager, what would you do to help them?

Listening:

Transcripts:

1.

Hey, they said this camcorder had a case—but look! There’s no case here.

2.

Look at this! I asked for a small T-shirt and they gave me an extra large sweatshirt.

3.

Hey look what happened! I ordered these glasses through the mail and one of them came broken.

4.

Hey look. All the buttons are missing from my new shirt. And look at this stain.

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country 鄉下or國家

surf the Internet 瀏覽網路

nature 大自然

in good shape 好身材

involve 和...有關 v.

exercise 運動 n. v.

complete 完全的 adj.

opposite 相反的 adj.

bird-watching 賞鳥 n.

creative 有創意的 adj.

guitar 吉他

develop my mind  陶冶我的心智

history 歷史

historical information 歷史的資料

adventure 冒險 n.

Context:

Do you prefer outdoor or indoor activities?

Positive outdoor activities help you keep fit while indoor activities help you

develop your mind.

Do you have a balance on that?

Listening:

1.

A few months ago, I moved to this cute little house out in the country Before I moved, all I did was sit in coffee shops and read or surf the Internet. Boring! Now I want to spend all my free time outside, enjoying nature. The only problem is, I’m not in very good shape, so I don’t like doing any sports, or anything that involves a lot of exercise. I tried hiking once, but I fell down a hill and hurt my leg. Don’t get me wrong, I love the outdoors— but what I really want is something I can do quietly in nature.

2.

I live in a big city so I love being around lots of people. My brother is completely the opposite—last weekend, he took me to the country to go bird-watching. I was so bored the whole time. I like talking to people and doing creative things. I’d just love to get all my friends together at my apartment in the city and do something. We could have a dinner party, maybe. Or we could bring over some guitars and drums, and stuff like that, and sing and dance!

3.

Exercise is really important to me. I like doing things where I keep active, things that are good for your health. My roommate isn’t like that at all, though—he wakes up and surfs the Internet for hours. Then he plays his guitar in his room all afternoon. Yuck! I just hate sitting around indoors! I especially hate surfing the Internet. I want to meet other people. I also want to get out and visit new places, like out in the country, where you can see some real nature.

4.

I’m not so young anymore, so I don’t really like going to parties or working out at the gym all the time. I don’t like hiking around in nature, either. I like to do things that develop my mind or things that teach me about other countries and places. What I really love is history. To me, a good history book is a lot more exciting than a fancy dinner party or some concert, or a big baseball game. And now there’s a lot of great historical information on the Internet, too! I’m not one of those old ladies who sits at home and collects stamps. For me, learning something new is a real adventure!

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bandit 強盜

garage 車庫

comic book 漫畫書

pack away 打包

seed  種子

pastime 娛樂

teenager 青少年

play video games 打電動

computer screen 電腦螢幕

hiking 健行

keep fit 保持身材

collect 蒐集v.

collector 蒐集者n.

collection 蒐集n.

painting 圖畫

tiny 小小的

museum 博物館

college 大學

prize 獎項

competition 比賽

watercolor 水彩

oil 油畫

create 創造

retired 退休的adj.

outdoors 戶外

play golf 打高爾夫球

Context:

People are talking about the hobbies they used to do and the ones they are doing now.

Do you have new hobbies when time passes by?

What are your old and new hobbies?

Listening:

Transcripts:

1.

I used to play the piano a lot when I was younger, but I don’t play much anymore. Now I enjoy playing in a band. We call ourselves The Bandits. We’ve been practicing for a few months in my garage, and pretty soon we’re going to start playing at parties. Maybe we’ll become famous! We all have a great time. I like doing things with other people—that’s what I like best about it.

2.

I’ve always collected things, even when I was young. I used to collect everything—comic books, baseball cards, you name it. But they’re all packed away in boxes now. Now my favorite pastime is gardening. I spend all weekend outside with my flowers. I love seeing them change. That’s what I like best about it, I guess. They’re these little seeds at first, and then one day, they’re big, beautiful flowers.

3.

When I was a teenager, all I did was sit around playing video games. But I can’t stand them anymore. I work in an office now, so I sit in front of a boring computer screen all day. Now I like being outdoors. I belong to a hiking group and we go someplace different every weekend. I keep fit and healthy this way. The best thing is that I can make some really great friends.

4.

I like collecting things. I collected baseball cards when I was a kid, but I don’t anymore. These days, baseball card collectors are only interested in the money. I wanted to collect things that are really beautiful, so that’s why I started collecting stamps. Some of the stamps I have are really, really beautiful. I think they’re like paintings. What I like best is looking at my collection. It’s like walking through a tiny museum full of wonderful paintings.

5.

I always loved reading as a kid, so for a long time I wanted to write children’s books. I tried to do it for a few years, after college, but it was really hard to come up with good stories. I guess I’ not very good with words. Now, I’m happy just painting. I’ve won a few prizes, too—in art competitions, for my watercolors and oils. The pictures are important to me, though, not the prizes. What I enjoy most is creating pictures. It makes me so happy

6.

Well, I’m retired now, and I have a lot of free time. I worked for the same company for over thirty years, mostly in the same little office. I worked long hours, and when I came home from work, I was too tired to do anything but read the newspaper. Now it’s different. I spend almost all my free time outdoors playing golf. I guess what I love best is looking at the beautiful blue sky

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restaurant 餐廳

expensive 昂貴的

magazine 雜誌

public library 公立圖書館

stamp collecting 集郵

stamp album  集郵冊

gardening 園藝

bore 使..(人)無聊

chase 追逐

concert 音樂會

Mozart 莫札特

classical music  古典音樂

Context:

What would you do in your leisure time?

Playing pc games or video games, sleeping, chatting with friends, surfing the Internet or go shopping?

Are you hobbies positive and healthy?

Listening:

1.

I love to eat out. I eat at restaurants most of the time. It’s expensive, but I don’t care.

2.

I read almost everything I can: books, magazines, newspapers. I go to the public library about twice a week.

3.

I never used to like stamp collecting, but now I think it’s great. I’ve got two huge stamp albums. Hey why don’t you come and see my collection some time?

4.

My wife says I should take up gardening. We have a big garden, and she loves working in it, but the truth is! it bores me.

5.

Well, everyone in my family loves sports—everyone, that is, except me. My family’s out playing baseball and stuff all the time. But I think most sports are pretty boring. I don’t like chasing balls around a field. And I couldn’t hit a ball if I had to.

6.

My friends think I’m really boring because I’m always listening to music. I go to concerts all the time. I love Mozart and all that classical stuff.

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Los Angeles 洛杉磯

pickup truck 小貨車

public parking lot 公共停車場

scare 嚇到

dessert 甜點

vanilla ice cream 香草冰淇淋

appreciate 感謝

accident 意外

across 越過

onion soup 洋蔥湯

translate 翻譯

suggest 建議

horrible 糟糕的

kilometer  公里

taste 嚐起來

melon  瓜類

crispy 脆脆的

snack 點心

look forward to  期待 

Bangkok 曼谷

toothache 牙痛

dentist 牙醫

sightseeing  觀光

temple  寺廟

designer clothes  設計師衣服

air-conditioned 空調

Context:

People are sharing their travelling experience.

Have you ever go abroad for a vacation?

Do you have a nice or a terrible exprience?

Listening:

1.

Los Angeles is really beautiful. Everyone is so healthy and perfect- looking, but kind of unfriendly. This afternoon I was parking my car at the beach when this man in a pickup truck started yelling at me. He said it was his parking space. At a public parking lot! We had to find another parking space, which wasn’t easy and it really scared my kids. When we finally got to the beach, it was just beautiful. We watched one of those great, slow California sunsets, then we had a delicious seafood dinner. After that, we drove back to our hotel and ordered dessert in our room—apple pie and vanilla ice cream! The hotel staff was helpful, and they were very nice to my kids. I really appreciated that.

2.

When my friends and I arrived in Paris last week, we took this awful taxi from the airport to the hotel. We got in an accident, but no one was hurt! When we finally got to the hotel, the room was really small and dirty. And there was only one bed for three people! So, we asked them to give us a different room. For dinner, we went to this little restaurant across the street. I had the most delicious onion soup! The waiters were really friendly and helpful. They helped translate the menu for us and suggested some really delicious dishes.

3.

The buses in India are horrible! Today it took us twelve hours to go only 100 kilometers. The seats were really small, and it was much too crowded. The bus broke down, and we had to wait by the side of the road for a few hours. After an hour or so, the people on the bus started singing songs—you know, to pass the time—and some of them were even dancing. They asked me a lot of questions about my family back home, and that felt good. Then some kids came by selling these delicious melons and crispy fried snacks. I’d never tasted anything so spicy! I’m really looking forward to sleeping in my hotel room tonight—the bed is really soft and comfortable, and you can see the mountains from the window.

4.

I arrived here in Bangkok a couple of days ago. At first, I was sure I was going to have a horrible vacation, because I had this awful toothache! Luckily the man at the tourist office was really helpful. He found a great English-speaking dentist for me. The people have all been really friendly like that. I got my tooth fixed this morning, and then I went sightseeing and saw all of the wonderful old temples in the city I took so many beautiful pictures. And the shopping! I’ve found a lot of great designer clothes for cheap prices. The only problem is the buses. They aren’t air conditioned! Tomorrow, I’m taking taxis everywhere.

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invite 邀請

course 課程

fantastic 很棒的

dormitory 宿舍

apartment 公寓

convention 會議

attend 參加

introduce 介紹

cousin 堂表兄弟姐妹

crowd 社群

French 法文

fluent 流利的

appointment 約定(約會)

Context:

People are talking to people they just met in the party.

Can you find out the pattern of a successful small talk?

Listening:

1.

A: Hello. I’m Patricia.

B: Hi. My name’s Anne.

A: Nice to meet you. Do you know a lot of people here?

B: Actually, I only know Linda here. She’s the one who invited me.

A: I see. Are you going to school here?

B: Yeah. I just arrived. I’m going to take a drama course. I’ll be here for six months.

A: Fantastic. Sounds interesting. Are you staying in a dormitory?

B: No. I have a couple of friends here, so we’ve rented an apartment.

A: By the way, let me give you my telephone number. Maybe we can get together sometime.

B: Thanks. We should have coffee sometime.

2.

A: Hi. I’m Tony

B: Hello. I’m David.

A: Great party, isn’t it.

B: Yes, terrific.

A: Do you know a lot of people here?

B: Yeah, I know most of them.

A: Are you studying here?

B: No, I’m here for a convention.

A: What kind of convention?

B: It’s a computer convention. Most of these people are also attending it.

A: I see. Are you all staying in town?

B: Yeah, we’re all staying at the convention center hotel downtown.

A: So, how long will you be here?

B: We finish in two days. Then I head back to Chicago.

A: Well, enjoy the rest of your visit.

B: Thanks. Nice talking to you.

3.

A: Hello. I don’t think we’ve met. I’m Karen.

B: Hi, I’m Debbie. Nice to meet you.

A: You, too. Are you new in town?

B: Yes, I am. I’m afraid I don’t know many people here.

A: Oh, I’ll take you around and introduce you to a few people then.

B: Thanks.

A: Are you on vacation here?

B: Yes. My cousin lives here—that’s her over there—Suzie Jacobs. I’m staying with her.

A: Oh, I know her. She’s a good friend of mine.

B: Really?

A: Yeah. So, will you be here long?

B: About six weeks.

A: Great! I’ll tell you what. I’m having a few friends over next Sunday. Why don’t you and Suzie come over, too?

B: I’d love to. Thanks.

4.

A: Hi. My name’s Jonathan.

B: Hi. Jim’s the name.

A: Nice to meet you, Jim. Are you here with Teresa?

B: Yeah, she’s an old friend from college.  I’m staying with her until I find my own place. She invited me along because I don’t know many people in town.

A: Great. You’ll get to know everyone here soon. This is a very friendly crowd.

B: That’s good.

A: So, did you just move here? Yes, I just started a new job here with a French language school. I speak French fluently.

A: Is that right? I’ve been thinking of studying French.

B: Oh! Well, let me give you my card. Call me some time next week to set up an appointment.

A: Great. Thanks. Well, in the meantime, enjoy the party

B: You, too.

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semester 學期

professor 教授

on vacation 渡假

have my hair done 做頭髮

actually 事實上

Context:

People are having a short conversation with people they just met.

Do you know how to start a conversation with a stranger?

Listening:

1.

A: So, what are you taking this semester?

B: Well, I’m taking a business class...

A: Me, too. Whose class are you in?

B: Professor Jones’s.

A: Oh, so am I.

B: How do you like the class so far?

A: I really like it.

2.

A: Are you enjoying the party?

B: Yes, I am.

A: Can I get you something to drink?

B: Not right now, thanks.

3.

A: Do you want to share a taxi into town?

B: Oh, sure.

A: Are you here on vacation?

B: No, business. I’m in computers.

A: Oh, me, too. I work for IBM.

B: Really? I work for Apple.

A: Oh!

4.

A: How do you like this weather?

B: Oh, the weather’s great.

A: So, when did you get here?

B: I arrived yesterday

A: And how long are you staying?

B: For a week.

A: Well, uh, want to go for a swim?

B: Sure. You first.

5.

A: Have you been here before?

B: No, this is my first time. I hope they do something nice with my hair.

A: Oh, I’m sure they will. I always have my hair done here. Ask for Randy. He’s very good.

B: Which one is he?

A: The tall guy over there.

6.

A: How do you like it here?

B: It’s very nice. My room is really comfortable.

A: So is mine. Are you traveling with friends?

B: No, actually, I’m traveling alone.

A: Me, too. Say would you like to go to the coffee shop for a cup of coffee?

B: Sure.

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化材、生化 本周三考試暫停，下周考unit 12-13



經濟 下周考 unit 12

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Words Preview: 單字預覽

1. mall  大型購物商場

2. Aunt 嬸、姨、姑

3. niece  姪女  nephew 姪子

4. extra ticket  多的票

5. opera  歌劇

6. Australian   澳洲的

7. soprano  女高音

8. concert 音樂會

9. go bowling  打保齡球

10. bowling lanes  保齡球道

11. afterward 之後

情境介紹：

Judy's a hot girl with blond hair and good figure. Many friends want to ask her out.

There are four voicemail in her answering machine. Check out what those invitations are.

聽力內容：

錄音稿：Text

4. Let’s Listen (Page 44)

1.

Judy. This is David. How are things? I’m calling to see if you want to come over to my place on Friday night. Some friends from school are coming over to watch the soccer game on TV. They’ll probably bring pizza to eat while we watch. We plan to meet at my place around 7:00. Anyway, if you can come, please give me a call. Bye.

2.

Hi, Judy. This is Maria. Sorry I missed you. I wondered if you’re free for lunch on Saturday. It’s Pam’s birthday and some of us are planning a surprise party for her. We’re going to meet at that Japanese restaurant in the mall at 1:00 p.m. If you can join us, please let me know as soon as you can. Oh! We’re buying her a big bunch of flowers, so you don’t have to buy anything for her. Okay, I’ll call you later. Bye.

3.

Hello, Judy. This is your Aunt Betty. How’s my favorite niece? Listen, honey I have an extra ticket for the opera on Friday night. I wondered if you’d like to go with me. It’s a wonderful Australian singer, a soprano. Doesn’t that sound great? I know how you love opera. We could have dinner together before the concert if you like. Anyway, I’ll call you tonight to see if you’re interested in going. Bye-bye.

4.

Hi, Judy. This is Paul. Some of us are going bowling on Sunday afternoon and we wondered if you’d like to join us. We’ll meet at around 3:00 p.m. at the Holiday Bowling Lanes—you know, the one we usually go to. We’re going to have dinner somewhere afterward and then see a movie, too. How does that sound? Give me a call if you want to join us. Bye.

Words Preview: 單字預覽

1. rock concert  搖滾音樂會 

2. Mexican restaurant  墨西哥餐廳

3. I’m dying to V. 超想... 

4. barbecue  烤肉

5. accept  接受v.

6. refuse  拒絕v.

7. ice skating 溜冰

8. ice skiing 滑雪

9. Spanish class  西班牙文課

10. tennis match  網球比賽

11. downtown 市中心

情境介紹：

Does each person refuse or accept the invitation from friedns?

If you want to decline the invitaion, would you say it in a direct or indirect way?

聽力內容：

錄音稿：Text

3. Let’s Listen (Page 43)

1.

A: Listen. I’ve got some tickets for a great rock concert on Sunday night. Are you free, Mary?

B: Sunday night? Yeah, I’m free. What kind of concert did you say it is?

A: A rock concert.

B: Oh, that’s what I thought you said.  Actually I don’t really like rock music. Thanks, anyway. Some other time maybe.

A: Oh, sure.

2.

A: There’s a great new Mexican restaurant downtown. Would you like to try it, Jim? We could go there for dinner on Friday night.

B: That sounds great. I love Mexican food.

A: Maybe after dinner we could go dancing.

B: Yeah. I haven’t gone dancing in a long time.

3.

A: Are you doing anything tonight, Susie? How about seeing a movie?

B: A movie? I’d like to, but I’m really tired.

A: Are you sure? There’s a new French movie I’m dying to see.

B: I really think I’d better stay home tonight. I’ve been out nearly every night this week. Maybe some other time?

A: Sure.

4.

A: I’m going to the park with some friends for a barbecue this weekend.

B: That sounds fun.

A: Would you like to come with us, Ben? We’re going on Sunday afternoon.

B: Sunday afternoon? I’d love to. Uh. . .wait. . .1 just remembered, I’m going to a baseball game with my Dad. He got the tickets a month ago.

A: That sounds cool, too. Enjoy the game.

5.

A: Do you like ice skating, Jenny?

B: I’ve never tried it.

A: Then you have to try it. How about Thursday or Friday night?

B: Thursday night is no good for me. I have a Spanish class.

A: Is Friday night okay?

B: Yes, it’s fine.

A: Terrific. You’ll love it. Then after we finish, we can get something to eat downtown.

A: Okay Thanks.

6.

A: Would you like to see a tennis match with me on Sunday afternoon, Steven?

B: Sunday? What am I doing on Sunday afternoon? That should be okay I don’t think I have any plans.

A: Great. And maybe after the match we could see a movie?

B: Sounds good.

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