do we need?
KAREN: Two bags.
LUCY: Two bags of sugar ...
LUCY: What about food
for the weekend, Mum? KAREN: We need a loaf of bread,
some meat for Sunday lunch, and some vegetables, too. What vegetables do we want, Lucy?
LUCY: One loaf of bread,
a piece of meat, some vegetables ... Mum, these things are all really boring.
What about some nice things for the weekend?
KAREN: What kind of things? LUCY: Well, chocolate,
and ice cream, perhaps ...
KAREN: You're right.
Let's get a box of chocolates, some ice cream for you and the boys, and a bottle of wine for me and your father!
Unit 26: A self-service restaurant
ANNIE: What's on the menu?
Show me the menu, please.
ASSISTANT: I'm sorry. There isn't a menu.
You can see the food, and you help yourself.
ANNIE: That's vegetable soup, isn't it? ASSISTANT: Yes, that's right.
ANNIE: Pass me a bowl of soup, please.
POLLY: And a bowl of salad for me, please.
ASSISTANT: One soup, one salad. Here you are.
ANNIE: That looks nice. What is it?
ASSISTANT: It's meat and vegetables
in tomato sauce.
ANNIE: Give me one of those,
please.
POLLY: And a small piece of fish
for me, please.
ASSISTANT: Please just take them.
Here you are!
ANNIE: Thank you, my dear.
That's fine!
ANNIE: Can you bring us
some coffee, please?
POLLY: And a jug of water,
with two glasses?
ASSISTANT: I'm sorry, ladies,
but this is a self-service restaurant! You must help yourselves!
Unit 27: Toothache
WILLIAM: Robert's not well, Karen!
What's the matter with him?
KAREN: He's got toothache.
WILLIAM: Poor Robert!
He looks awful!
Please call the dentist!
KAREN: Yes, yes, of course!
KAREN: Hello?
My name's Karen Jenkins. We are Mr. Hall's patients.
Please can I make an appointment for my son, Robert? It's an emergency.
KAREN: Yes, that's right. Robert Jenkins.
He's got terrible toothache ... Yes,... That's today, with Mr. Hall. That's at half past four this afternoon.
Thank you very much!
WILLIAM: Poor Robert!
He looks miserable!
KAREN: You look miserable, too! WILLIAM: I feel miserable.
WILLIAM: Oh, well, the appointment's
for today.
Let's hope for the best.
KAREN: Poor Robert! Poor you!
Unit 28: Every day is different!
PAUL: Hello, Claire!
How are you today? CLAIRE: Hi, Paul!
I'm fine, but I hate this weather!
PAUL: What do you mean?
The weather's quite nice today.
CLAIRE: It’s wet!
It's always wet!
Is it ever fine and warm in England?
PAUL: Well, of course it is ！
It's always lovely in summer!
CLAIRE: But when is that?
Is it ever dry and sunny for two days together?
PAUL: Well, that's how it is
with an Atlantic climate!
It's often hot and dry in summer.
But it rains sometimes in summer, too, especially in July.
CLAIRE: You're right.
It's July now.
It's cool, and it's very wet!
PAUL: Well, that's the difficulty!
It's wet now, and cool, too.
The weather changes all the lime. But we have an interesting climate!
Unit 29: Many happy returns of the day
WILLIAM: The first of August, Karen!
It’s Robert's birthday.
WILUAM: I can't believe it!
Robert's 10 today!
KAREN: I know!
Ten years old already!
KAREN: Happy birthday, Robert!
Here's a present for you from your father and me.
ROBERT: Oh, great! Thanks, Mum!
Thanks, Dad!
ROBERT: Oh, great! A new bike!
Oh, look at the gears!
Dad! It's got Campagnolo gears! Oh, wow!
WILLIAM: You're quite tall now, Robert.
You need a new bicycle. But you must be careful. The traffic is very dangerous.
KAREN: Don't worry about the traffic now！
Happy birthday, Robert,
and many happy returns of the day!
WILUAM: Yes, many happy returns of the day,
Robert!
Unit 30 An international event
CLAIRE: How long is the race this weekend? PAUL: Ten miles. It's not very long.
CLAIRE: And who's in the race? PAUL: Well, there are
lots of fantastic runners. They come from all over the world.
CLAIRE: Like who?
PAUL: Well, there are some
from Australia. They compete
in all the European events, and they're impressive.
CLAIRE: Can you compete with them? PAUL: Well. I'm not in the first rank.
I can compete in this race, but it's my first half marathon.
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