【正文】 sir? We have fresh seafood tonight. Man No. We are all vegetarians. Dialogue 2 Is That a Direct Flight? Man Northwest Airlines. May I help you? Woman Yes, I’ d like to make a reservation. Do you have any flight for New York on Decembe20th? Man Yes, there is one. Woman Could you tell me about it? Man Sure. It’ s Flight , which departs from here at 10:50 . and arrives at 6:50 ., local time. Woman Is that a direct flight? Man No. It stops for three hours in Tokyo, but you don’ t have to change plane. Woman That’ s OK. Are there still any seats available on that flight? Man Yes, there are. May I know your name, please? Woman Mary Grant. Man Mary Grant. What class do you prefer? Woman Economy, please. Man All right. Woman What is the exact fare? Man That’ ll be＄ 1,250. Woman It’ s quite expensive, isn’ t it? Man Well, it’ s the holiday season, you know. Woman I see. Man Let me check with you again. Flight No. 586 for New York, December 20th, economy, Miss Mary Grant. Is that right? Woman That’ s right, thank you, sir. Man Wele to fly Northwest, Miss Grant. Lesson 12 Part B Dialogue 1 I Want to See Dr Milton Woman Surgery. Can I help you? Frank Good afternoon. My name’ s Frank Stone. I want to make an appointment with Dr Milton, please. Woman Yes, of course, Mr Stone. May I have your address, please? Frank 118m Hill Road, London . 18. Woman Yes, we have you on our records. Can you manage the afternoon? Frank I’ m afraid not. I can manage tomorrow. Woman I’ m afraid Dr Milton’ s not on duty tomorrow. He’ ll be here the day after tomorrow. That’ s Thursday, March 27th. Frank Fine. Woman Will 5:30 be all right? Frank Well, yes. But what time is the surgery closed? Woman We start from 9:00 . and close at 7:00 . on weekdays. We don’ t work during the weekend. Frank I’ d prefer a later time so that I can e along after work. Woman Then what about 6:15? Frank Well, that’ s fine. I think I can manage. Thank you. Goodbye. Woman Goodbye. Dialogue 2 Marcel Always Does My Hair Man Good morning. Unisex Hairdresser’ s. Woman good morning. I’ d like to make an appointment, please, for three o’ clock this afternoon, with Marcel. Man Let me see… I’ m sorry Marcel’ s busy at three. Can you suggest another day, madam? Woman No. I’ ve an important party to attend tonight and I must have my hair done before 5. So how about 3:30? Man I’ m afraid Marcel is busy all afternoon. Woman What a nuisance! Man I’ m terribly sorry, madam. But you should always book in advance. Woman I know, I know. But it’ s a short notice to me, too. Man Then may I suggest Tom O’ Neil? He is just as good as Marcel. Woman But Marcel always does my hair. He knows what style I usually wear. Man But everybody says Tom can quickly figure out the best style for a particular customer. Woman OK, then. What time? Man Er… could you please be here at 2:45? You’ ll be his first customer this afternoon. Woman That would be nice then. Thank you. You’ re really very helpful. Man You’ re wele Lesson 13 PART B Dialogue 1 You Can’ t Complain Angela: Dorchester 17908… Mother: Hello, Angela? Angela: Oh, hello, Mum. Mother: How’ s the baby today? Angela: Oh, he’ s crying again. He cries all day. Mother: You can’ t plain. When you were a baby, you used to cry all day and all night. Angela: Oh, I know, Mum… but I feel so tired. There’ s so much housework. Mother: But you’ ve got a washing machine, a tumbledryer, a vacuum cleanerand a dishwasher. I used to do everything by hand. Angela: I know, I know… I’ ve heard all this before! Mother: I’ m sorry, dear… I’ ll e to help you. Dialogue 2 Life is so boring Man: What’ s the matter? Woman: Oh, I don’ t know. Man: Oh, e on … It’ s so boring. Woman: But he’ s only a baby! It’ s all right for you. You’ ll leave the house in five minutes. I’ ll be here all day. When’ ll you e home? You won’ t e ho me until seven! Man: One of us must got to work, dear. Woman: Yes, but your day will be interesting. My day will be the same every day. Man: My work isn’ t always interesting. Woman: I know, but you travel around, you meet different people and you do different things. Who will I meet today? What’ ll I do? Eh? I’ ll wash up, feed the baby, do the washing, clean the house, bathe the baby, take the dog for a walk… Man: But … but… dear. Woman: Then I’ ll feed the baby again, put the baby to bed… What a life? Today, tomorrow, this week, next week, this month, next month, next year… forever! Man: It’ s just Monday, dear… You’ ll be OK later. Woman: Will I? Lesson 14 Part B Dialogue 1 The Television Simply Doesn’ t Work Woman Can I help you, sir? Man Yes, I bought a 27inch color television here last week and now it simply doesn’ t work! Woman Could you please show me the receipt? Man Yes. Here’ s the receipt. Woman What’ s the matter with your TV? Man I don’ t know. When I turn it on, there’ s no sound nor picture. Woman Did you use the antenna? Man Yes, I did. But it didn’ t help. Woman It’ s unbelievable. Did you try it here before you took it home? Man You didn’ t allow me to try it, did you? Woman Hmmmm… Did it work the first time you turned it on? Man It never worked. Can you replace it with another one? Woman I’ m afraid not. Man This is unreasonable. Woman Would you send the set in and we’ ll have it checked first? And we’ ll see what we can do for you? Man How long will it take? Woman About two weeks. Man Two weeks! That won’ t do! I’ ll miss the bulls the day after tomorrow, then. Woman I’ m sorry about that. That’ s the only thing we can do for you. Man I want to talk to the manager. Woman I am the manager. Man Oh, my! Dialogue 2 Did You Have the Room Chec