【正文】 seems 78. sold 79. before 80. couple 81. fixed 82. another 83. terrible 84. pulled 85. anything 書(shū)面表達(dá)（ One possible version） : Dear Mom and Dad, How are you! How time flies! It has been two months since I returned to school. I am getting along well with my study. But I39。t talked to me for a few days. I don39。s your advice? Best wishes! Yours, Lilin 聽(tīng)力錄音原稿： Text 1 W： You were unhappy when you saw your test scores． M： I was wonled． I was in danger of failing the class． Text 2 W： I wish they would turn clown the music． M： It’s enough to drive me crazy． Text 3 W: Robert is going to get married again next month. He must be over seventy now. M: When I met him on his second wedding party 20 years ago, he was 45. Text 4 W: Tommy, what’s Emily like? M: Oh, she’s very nice and very friendly. I’ve always got on well with her. Um, the only thing is drat she talks quite a lot. Text 5 W: Congratulations! I get that you got a scholarship. Which university will you go to? M: You must be thinking of somebody else. I’ m still waiting. Text 6 M: Jane, I hear that you are leaving school now. What do you want to do? Have you made up your mind yet? W: No, not yet. But I think I’ m going to take up singing. M: Any special reasons? W: Yes. It’s because I aw good at singing songs. All my classmates say so. Besides, singing is quite interesting and I will meet a lot of people. M: Arid you will have to please thesis too. By tire way, what do your parents think of it? W: They don’t quite agree to my idea. That’s flue only trouble. M: Have they grit any other plans for you, then? W: Yes, um... they try to send me to an art college because they want me to be an actress. M: Then what will you do! W: Er. . . I haven’t decided yet. But I usually get my own way in the end. Text 7 M: Good morning, Customer Service. W: Good morning. May I speak to the manager please? M: Speaking. May I help you? W: I’ve bought one of your walkmans recently, but it’s stopped working. M: I see. Could you be more specific! Can you give me the mark and model? W: Yes, it’s a Philips, model number CN004. M: And when did You buy it? W: Last Sunday. M: Arid where did you buy it? W: From your main department store in Bendford Road. M: OK. And how much did you pay for it? W: Originally it was $55, but I bought it in a sale for $42. M: So you saved $13. Can you tell me what the problem is? W: Yes, it has stopped working, but the department manager said that I couldn’t change it. M: I see. And what was the manager’s name? W: His name was Allen Smith. M: And when did you call Mr. Smith? W: Well, it stopped working last Monday, and I called the store the day after. M: OK. I’ 11 call Mr. Smith myself and tell him to change your walkman. So just call the store anytime after today. W: Thank you very much indeed. Bye! M: Bye! Text 8 W: Are you busy tomorrow night? I’ m going over to the Workers Club for volleyball, would you like to e along? M: Isn’t that far away? W: Not really. If you take the No. 3 bus, you can get there in fifteen minutes. And if volleyball doesn’t interest you, they’ve got a huge indoor swimming pool, a weights room, and indoor tracks. It’s a great place to meet people. M: Now that you mention it, it would be nice to get away from the puter center for a change, and I really should get some more exercise. Working up a sweat in a ball game or the weights room would be nice. I’ve got so fat. W: Look at me and then you know you’re not the only one. In high school I had a lot more time to do sports. Now whatever little spare time you have must be used in doing exercise. At least the club is open until 12 pm. M: I guess it’s worth a visit. Did you say you’re going tomorrow night? W: Yeah. M: OK, I’ 11 e, too. How about meeting me in front of the cinema at eight, and we’ll catch the bus there W: Sure, see you then. Text 9 W: It’ s seven o’ clock already, dear. M: Yes, I know. I decided to work through the evening rush hour. W: And so your dinner’s cold. Why do you work so hard? M: I just start, and then I can’ t stop. W: You can stop at any time. You don’t need to keep on working at all. M: And then what would I do? W: We could move to Florida. M： Oh, Florida. Is it any better than New York? W： It’s wart and sunny all the year round． No more snow， no more ice. M： And what about the children and the grandchildren? W： They could e and visit us every winter． M： And what would we do every spring， summer and fall? W： A lot of our friend、 have moved to Florida． We know a lot of people there． M： Well， I’1l think about it. Text l0 Hello， 1 was once a hostess． Now I am on my first bus trip and I’m quite surprised at the services offered during the trip． Included are meals on the way， rest rooms and publicaddress announcements． Just now， I introduced myself to the hostess on the bus， and we told each other about experiences on air and ground travel． At lunchtime， she gave out menus offering a choice of sandwiches． As she began filling orders， she found that there weren’t enough eggsalad sandwiches． She quickly went to whisper to the driver. The bus soon stopped． The hostess ran to another bus that was all the time following ours， and soon she returned with a box of eggsalad sandwiches． As she passed my seat， she asked， “Could you do that on a plane?”