綜合檢測(cè)（二）

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W： Will the train leave at eight or a quarter past eight， Miss Turner？

M： Neither. It’ll leave at five to eight.

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W： It’s too hot. Would you mind me opening the window？

M： Of course not. Do it as you like， please.

Text 3

W： Excuse me， sir.

M： Yes？

W： Look at the sign on the board. I’m afraid you’d better not take photos here.

M： Sorry， I won’t.

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W： Shall we go to the cinema after supper， James？

M： I’d love to. But I’ll give a talk on the environment at the meeting tomorrow.

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W： Excuse me. Can you tell me the way to the museum？

M： Sure. Go along this road， and then turn left at the second crossing .You’ll find the museum on the right. It’s between Xinhua Bookstore and the post office.

W： Thank you very much.

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W： I’m going to climb the mountain， but I’m a little afraid.

M： Why are you afraid？

W： I’m afraid I can’t walk up to the top. And I don’t know what I should do now.

M： Take it easy. I think you can take more exercise. Keeping healthy is necessary.

W： That’s right. Anything else？

M： Oh， you can go with some of your good friends. Maybe they can give you some help.

W： Yeah， thank you.

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W： Good afternoon. Can I help you？

M： Yes， please. I bought this computer the day before yesterday. But there is something wrong with it. Last night it just couldn’t work. I can’t use it now.

W： Let me see. It seems that it hasn’t been used in the right way. Maybe I have to send it back to the factory and have it repaired.

M： OK. How long do I have to wait before I can get it repaired？

W： At least two weeks， I think.

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M： Good morning， Mrs Green. You look sleepy and tired. What’s the matter？

W： I have got a bad cold.

M： Let me take your temperature. Er ... you have got a fever. Do you have a cough？

W： Yes. In the evening I cough a lot， so I can’t fall asleep. Now I feel very tired.

M： I see. I think you have the flu. I advise you to ask for two days’ leave. Just stay at home and have a good rest. Remember to take the medicine every eight hours.

W： What else should I do？

M： Drink more water.

W： Thank you.

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M： Would you like to go swimming with me this afternoon？

W： I’d love to， but I can’t. My uncle is leaving and I want to buy him a present.

M： What are you going to buy for him？

W： I was thinking of buying him some books.

M： Books … That can be difficult. Do you know what kind of books he likes？

W： It’s hard to say. Maybe he likes books on history or traveling. But I’m really not sure.

M： Why don’t you buy him a watch？

W： No. He doesn’t like the things which cost me too much.

M： What about a tie？

W： Sounds like a perfect present. A tie is useful and personal， and he likes wearing ties. Thank you for your advice.

M： You’re welcome.

Text 10

A young American doctor was sleeping when his doorbell began to ring. It was midnight but he had to get up at once.

When he opened the door， he saw a man standing outside. “Can you come to a place out of town？ It’s quite far but you have a car and I can show you the way”.

“Certainly.” said the doctor. In a few minutes the car stopped at the front door， the man got in with the doctor， and they drove off.

They drove on for a long time， then the man said “Here we are. This is my home. Now I can pay you and you can go back to town.”

“But where is the patient？” asked the doctor. “There is no patient，” answered the man. “Nobody is ill. I live here， you see， and must get home from town， but there is no taxi at this time of the night. A doctor often makes night calls， yes？ Here is your money. Thank you， doctor. Good night！”