Part A
1. M: I’m concerned about this big storm is coming, do you think we should cancel tomorrow’s trip?
W: It’s your call, we all voted for you to be in charge, remember? We trust your judgement.
2. M: We are gonna get together sometime this week to play tennis, how about after math class this afternoon? It’s such a nice day. 
W: Oh I promised Jean that I go swimming with her.
3. W: I am so tired I can’t wait to go home. I’ve been here in the lab all day working on the six experiments for chemistry class
M: I know what your mean. So have I.
4. M: Excuse me, did this library have any thing on the international arts festival coming up this summer or should I go to the art library for that?
W: If you give me a minute, I think we have a few sources for that kind of information.
5. M: That is a very interesting book you have there, Marsha, Do you think you could lend it to me sometime this week?
W: I’d like to, but someone else has already asked me about it, but if you weren’t mine a few weeks?
6. M: You didn’t think the concert would turn out this grade, did you?
W: I sure didn’t I heard this band once before and didn’t think they were all that hot.
7. M: I’m so tired. I spent all last night thinking about the graduation speech I have to give in a couple of days 
W: Come on, you will a fine. Just don’t stress yourself out, and, um, Try to get some rest. 
8. M: I hear that the new apartment you and Sally got is really nice. When are you two going to invite me over?
W: As seems if we finish painting the place. Though we still haven’t decided on the color.
9. M: Hay Jean, can you take a look at this copy machine? I can’t turn it on.
W: I am actually in the middle of something, How about in a couple of minutes?
10. W: Well I thought of Rober for the class committee, he is a very responsible person.
M: Right, but It would be good if you can suggest some other names, too.
11. W: Hi, I hope you can help me, I need the 2nd edition of the United States government for my class on Monday afternoon. But I only see the 1st edition on the shelf. And I’ve already checked the other bookstores around here
M: Yes, Someone else asked about that book earlier. I’ve called the warehouse and they are shipping copies to us. We should have them Monday morning.
12. M: What do you want to do tonight? You are for the movies? 
W: Don’t you ever feel like going anywhere new?
13. M: Did you hear about Carol being nominated for mayor?
W: Yes, it really floored me. (表示吃惊得要晕倒)
14. M: This is old typewriter has been sitting on the spare desk all semester, It’s just gathering dust from what I can see.
W: Someone should ask the apartment to get rid of it. We could use this space.
15. W: I hope you are not doing any thing tonight. I’m planning a surprise birthday party for my roommate.
M: Sounds good to me. I have to work this afternoon, but I’m free after that.
16. W: Jack, Was today’s German class cancelled? I came five minutes late and there was no body in the classroom.
M: Oh, I’m sorry. I forgot we support to let you know that we will meet in the language lab today. 
17. W: Isn’t it a bit late for coffee, John?
M: My psychology report has to be finished by morning, so I need to pull an all-nighter.(熬夜)
18. W: I would really like some fresh produce. I just don’t like the quality of what they are selling in the local grocery store.
M: Well I know a farm that grows and sells fruits and vegetables. It’s not too far from campus and it’s definitely better than the store.
19. W: I’ve been wanting to visit Pam in the infirmary. But I don’t get off work until after visiting hours.
M: Don’t think have hours on weekends. 
20. M: Um, the chemistry class you want to take has a required lab section.
W: Oh, I’m sure glad you pointing that out.
21. W: Are you ready to head over to the library? Oh, do have you a student ID card with you this time?
M: Yes, It’s right here, ah, I must left it in my room. I’ll be right back.
22. W: I know you have a lot to do, but you were supposed to make those phone calls last night. You know about tomorrow’s theater club meeting?
M: Yeah, I guess I am dragging my heels on this.
23. W: So what did you think of the lecture? Isn’t that professor something? 
M: She was pretty impressive, too bad about the weather though. Otherwise I’m sure there would be a lot more people.
24. M: What do you think? Should I wear my green sweater or my brown one?
W: Well the green one is heavier. It’s pretty chilly outside you know.
25. M: Hi, I’d like to see the manager of the store; I’m interested in applying for a job.
W: She’s going to be tied up in meetings all day today and tomorrow.
26. M: Excuse me, I can’t seem to find the book I need. Can you look it up for me on your computer?
W: I wish I could, but it’s not working.
27. M: Another one of the letters I mailed last week has been returned.
W: Didn’t you realize the airmail rates went up a month ago?
28. M: Mary look surprised.
W: Didn’t you hear? She won the full scholarship for next year.
29. W: So I hear you really happy with your new car. I bet it’s a lot better than the last one you got start with, the one you bought from Cathe?
M: You can say that again. I’m sure I’m made a good choice this time.
30. W: What a day! We haven’t had weather like this for ages.
M: I know. What do you say we put off studying a little while and take advantage of it.

Q31-34
W: Hey, Joe, That was really a great presentation you just gave.
M: You think so? I was really worried about it. My hands were shaking in every thing.
W: To me, you sounded really nature and well prepared. 
M: Oh, I’m relieved to hear you say that. It took me over a month to put that presentation together.
W: It sounds of like it. Hey, before you forget, are you free tonight?
M: Yeah, I guess so, Why?
W: My mother and my little brother are in town and my mam bought these theater tickets months ago and …
M: What show?
W: It’s called…a XX by XX. It’s a play returned back the ancient Rome. It supposed be really great.
M: Don’t say another word, I’d love to go.
W: Oh, Er. I don’t know how to tell you this but I’m actually going with my mother. And I was wondering if you could babysit my little brother while My mom and I go to the play.
M: Ah. How embarrassing. Ah, sure, no problem. What time should I show up?
W: At seven o’clock in my place. He won’t be any trouble, you can just watch video with him or something.
M: Yeah, That sounds ok. I’ll see you tonight then. 
W: Ah, Joe, I’m really sorry about the misunderstanding. I know you thought I was waiting you and…well I apologize if I mislead you.
M: Actually I think it’s a kind of funny. Don’t worry. We’ll laugh about it later.
W: Oh, thanks a million. See you at seven