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metohavedinnerwithyoutonight.Ihavetogotothelibrarythisevening.IhavetoprepareformymeetingwithProfessorJacobsthisFriday.M:Oh,that’sO

K.Text2W:Doyoulikeyourhouse?M:Yes,Ido.Well,it’snotaverybigplace,butit’sreallynice.Ireallylovethegarden.It’sreally

difficulttofindahousewithagardeninthecenterofRome!Andofcourse,thebestthingisthatIcanwalktowork!Text3M:Hi,

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there.Iwantarobotthatcleansandpicksupmyclothes.W:Momdoesmostofthatforus.M:Yes,butshe’sbusywithwashingthedishes,cleaningthef

loor,andsoon.W:Well,whydon’tyoutryhelpingmore?M:Okaythen,whatdoyouthinkwillhappeninthefuture?Abetterlifewithbettertechnology?W:Thatcouldhappen,orth

ingscouldbeworse.Mostlikely,though,peoplewillstillbethesame.Text8W:UncleSteveniscomingtovisitChinafortwoorthr

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keclimbing.M:Thenheshouldn’tgotoHuangshan.IsuggestXi’anandChengdu.Theyarefamoushistoricalcitieswithbeautifulphotochances.W:Goodidea.He

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youcantakeabus.M:Greatdirections,thankyou.W:I’mheadingtothemalltomeetfriends.Wecanwalktogether.I’llshowyouwhereto

turn.M:Lovely.Thankyousomuch.Text10Tonywasarichbusinessman.Hehadaniceshopinasmalltown.Hesoldgoldringswhichwereveryexpensive.Allwasgo

ingwell,butthenTony’sshopwasbrokenintoatnighttwicewithinonemonth,andalotofgoldringswerestoleneachtime.ItmadeTonyveryworried.Heaskedthepol

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htslater,thethiefcameagain,buthedidnottouchanyofthecheapgoldringsthatTonyhadputoutforhim.Hetookthecamerainstead.Itwasworth$15,000.