Dick: There's a football game at the City Stadium tomorrow afternoon.

Tom: 1 Shall we go and watch it?

Tom: 3

Dick: Just outside my house.

Tom: Are you going there by bike?

Dick: 4 I like taking a bus.

Tom: OK. 5 Let's go there by bus.

Dick: OK. See you then.

Tom: See you.

A: 1 Could you help me, please?

B: 2 What can I do for you?

A: Look! I've dug a hole. Please hold the stick while I knock it in.

B: OK! Is it straight?

A: 3

B: What shall we do next?

A: Put the tree in the hole now.

B: OK. I've done that.

A: Right! 4 I'll fill in the hole with soil.

B: Good! That's done! 5

A: Thank you! I'll go and get some water from the river near here.

Peter: Hello, Diana.

Diana: Hello, Peter. 1

Peter: Yes, I am.

Diana: 2

Peter: Yes, of course.

Diana: 3

Peter: I work in an office in City Centre.

Diana: 4

Peter: I answer the phone. I type letters with a computer. I go to meetings and take notes. I do many different things.

Diana: 5

Peter: Yes, I do.

A: I must go to the post office to buy some stamps for these postcards.

B: OK. The post office is over there. 1

A: There are so many people waiting in the line.

B: 2 We must hurry if we want to get to the museum before it closes at three o'clock.

A: Let's go to that empty window over there.

C: 3

A: I want to buy some stamps for these postcards.

C: Sorry, but this is a queue. 4

A: I am sorry. But I am in a hurry.

C: Anyway, you should stand in a line and have to wait for a while.

A: 5

Reporter: Excuse me, sir? May I ask you some questions?

Manager: 1

Reporter: When was your chemical factory built?

Manager: 2

Manager: 3

Reporter: Do you think it's right to do so?

Manager: 4

Manager: No, not yet. Our workers are still drinking the water from the lake.

Reporter: 5

Manager: Er... I have no idea of that. Sorry, I am going to an important meeting, so I can't answer your questions any more. Bye!

A: What's the weather like in England at this time of the year?

B: 1

A: I thought it was very warm. England looks so beautiful in many photos. 2

B: That's true. The weather is very good in summer. 3 It's cool.

A: I hear it's often foggy.

B: Not now. But it rains a lot. And it's quite cold in February. 4

A: I see. When I want to visit England, I won't go in February. By the way, do you often talk about the weather?

B: Yes.

A: Why?

B: 5

A: You looked worried. 1

B: 2

A: Sorry to hear that. Well, English is very important and useful in our daily life.

B: I think so, too. But it's not so easy for me to learn it well.

A: You'd better study hard from now on.

B: 3

A: Would you like me to help you with your English?

B: 4

A: When will you be free?

B: 5

A: All right.

Fill in the blanks with the given words in their proper forms.

(1)It's nice ________ plants start growing in spring.

(2) I think either you or he ________ to the Great Wall.

(3) He sometimes ________ swimming in summer.

(4) Look! The boys ________ basketball on the playground.

(5) I hope I ________ the exam.

(6) I ________ to go to see a film with you tomorrow.

Choose the word in the box and fill in the blank in its proper form.

(1)It is ________ for us to get there in time. It's too far away.

(2) The air ________ is very serious in the city.

(3) He prefers going out for a walk to ________ at home.

(4) It's raining ________ outside. Please take an umbrella with you.

(5) It is ________ for children to play with fire.

(6) Children like flying kites on a ________ day.

Give the correct order to the dialogue.

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