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W:Thewomensvolleyballmatchstartsat3:30thisafternoon.Wevegotonly20minutestogo.Hurryup!
M:Takeiteasy.Maxtoldmethismorningthematchwontstartuntil4:30.
(犜犲狓狋2)
W:Ilikewatersportsverymuch.Swimmingismyfavoritesport.SometimesIalsogodiving.Whataboutyou,Eric?
M:Immoreofateamplayerreally.IdratherplaybasketballifIhadtochoosejustonesport.
(犜犲狓狋3)
W:Greathaircut,James.Yougotoanewbarbershoporsomething?
M:Oh,thanks.No,itwasinthesameplace,justanotherguy.
(犜犲狓狋4)
W:Jim,Ivedecidedtorunforclasspresident,andIwaswonderingifIcouldcountonyourvote.
M:Oh,butmyroommateisrunning,too,andIvealreadypromisedhimmysupport.
W:Well,itdoesnthurttoask.
(犜犲狓狋5)
M:Istillhavetobuythoseticketsfortomorrowsconcert.Mycousinwantstoseeit.
W:Theymaybegonebynow.Thesingerisverypopular.
M:Illgotothebookingofficerightnowandhaveatry.
(犜犲狓狋6)
M:Justamoment.Youespeciallywantedabiggarden,didntyou?
W:Yes,thatsright.MyhusbandandIarebothkeengardeners.
M:Thereisahousewithlargefrontandbackgardens.Youcantakeawalkalongtherivernearthehouse.
W:Whatsortofageisthehouse?
M:Well,itwasbuiltinthe1980s,soitsfairlytypicalofthetime—verywellbuilt.
W:Whataboutparking?Thoseoldhousesoftendonthaveagarageandwedontwanttoleavethecaronthestreet.
M:Noproblem.Theresalargedoublegarage.
W:Good.MaybeIllcomeandlookatittomorrow.
(犜犲狓狋7)
W:Excuseme.WeretryingtogettoCambridge.WegotonthewrongtrainatKingsCross.
M:Oh,dear.YoudidntwanttocometoStevenage.
W:No,wedidnt.
M:YoucangetadirecttrainfromKingsCrosstoCambridge.
W:Yes,thatswhatwewantedtodo.ButwecangetatraintoCambridgefromhere,cantwe?
M:Yes,theresatrainat11:30.
W:11:30!Itisonly10oclocknow.Isthereacafeinthestation?
M:Cafeclosedatnine.Buttheresapubhalfamiledowntheroad.
W:Itsabitfar.Illjusttakearestonthisbench.
(犜犲狓狋8)
W:Bruce,couldyouhelpmesetthetable?Ihavetowatchtheroastchickenintheovenverycarefully.
M:Sure,Imgladto.ButIdontreallyknowwhattodo.
W:OK.Thespoonsareinthetopdrawer.Andtheplatesareinthebottomdrawer.Oh,yeah,couldyoupleasebringthe
waterglassesfromthelazySusan?
M:Whoa,slowdown.WhoislazySusan?
W:AlazySusanisntaperson.Itsacupboardinthekitchenthatholdsdishes,orcannedfood,orcupsetc.
M:NowIknowwhatitmeanstohavemealsinaforeigncountry.Ihavetolearnalotofthingswithstrangenames.
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M:Hey,Maggie!Howsthejobsearchgoing?
W:Reallywell!Ialreadyhavetwooffers.
M:Thatsgreat!
W:Itis.Buttheyresodifferent.Oneofthejobsisasalesrepresentativeforabigcomputercompany.Thatjobwouldbe
goodbecauseIcouldtraveltoEuropeandAsia.Idlovethat.Andtheothergoodthingaboutitisthepay.Icould
reallymakelotsofmoneyaslongasIsoldalotofcomputers.
M:Right.Yourpaywoulddependonhowmanycomputersyousoldeverymonth.Thatcouldbeachallenge.So,whats
theotherjob?
W:Itsacomputercompany,too,butamuchsmallerone.Thejobhasgoodpoints,too.Idhaveasteadyincome—the
samesalaryeverymonth.ItwouldbegoodtoknowexactlyhowmuchmoneyIcouldearnineverymonth.Anditsa
smallcompanythatsgrowing.Icouldbeamanagerinafewyears.
M:Thatsgood!
W:Yeah,Idontknow,though.ButIvebeenwantingtotravel.Maybeitstimeforachallenge.
(犜犲狓狋10)
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Common.Thishasbeenpubliclandforhundredsofyears,andtheresaninformationboardabouttheplantsand
animalsyoucanseehere,andbytheway,theCommonisaccessible24hoursaday,365daysayear.Thentheres
HoltIsland,whichisnotedforitsgreatrangeoftrees.Theislandisonlyopentothepublicduringdaylighthoursfrom
FridaytoSunday,becauseitisquitesmall,andiftherewerepeoplearoundeveryday,muchofthewildlifewouldkeep
away.FromthereitsjustashortwalkacrossthebridgetoLongfieldCountryPark.Childrensactivitiesareoften
arrangedthere,likebreadmakingandfacepainting.TheparkisopenfromMondaytoSaturday.Andfinally,Idlike
totellyouaboutournewwildlifearea,HinchingbrookePark,whichwillbeopenedtothepublicnextmonth.Theres
alakeinthenorthwestofthepark,withabirdhidetothewestofit.Soitllbeanicequietplaceforwatchingthebirds
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