上外版大学英语听说第一册听力原文

..Unit1MeetingPeople(=1\*ROMANI)PartAEx11.Verywell,thankyou.Andyou?2.Hello.Nicetoseeyoutoo.3.Howdoyoudo?It’sgoodtoknowyou.4.Justfine,thanks.5.Nottoobad,thanks.6.Great!Whataboutyou?PartBConversation1Ex11b2cEx2somewhere,afriendofEmi,mybestfriend,Emi’shouse,rememberHey,ThisIsMyTableW:Hey!M:Yeah?W:Thisismytable.M:Yourtable?W:Yeah.Thisismybag.Ileftitonthetable.Didn’tyouseeit?M:Yeah,Iguessso.W:Well?M:Well,sorry,buttheplace’sreallybusy.Therewerenoothertables,so…Doyoumind?W:Well,Iguessyoucanstay.M:Thanks.Bytheway,myname’sBradley.ButyoucancallmeBrad.W:I’mMonica.MyfriendscallmeNicki.M:Youknow,I’veseenyousomewhere.W:Oh?M:Iknow!You’reafriendofEmi.W:Yeah,she’smybestfriend.M:ImetyouatEmi’shouseonce.W:Oh,nowIrememberyou.M:Sowedoknoweachother…Nicki.W:OK,Iguesswedo…Brad.Conversation2Ex11d2cEx21.SantaBarbara,California2.London,work,forafewmonths3.RosefieldHigh/thesamehighschool,1989IsItOkayIfISitHere?Bill:Excuseme,isitokayifIsithere?Lisa:Sure,goahead.Bill:Thanks.Bytheway,I’mBillRivers.Lisa:Hi,Bill.Myname’sLisaBrown.Bill:Hi,Lisa.Areyouonvacation?Lisa:No,I’mworkinghereinLondonforafewmonths.Bill:You’rekidding—soamI.Whatdoyoudo?Lisa:IworkfortheAmericanCentralBank.Howaboutyou?Bill:I’manartist,andIwasaskedtobringoversomeofmyworkstoasmallgalleryjustnearhere.I’vejusthadmyfirstexhibitionthere.Lisa:Wow—thatisimpressive.Bill:Thanks.Sowhereareyoufrom?Lisa:I’mfromCalifornia—SantaBarbara.Bill:You’rekidding—soamI!Don’ttellmeyouwenttoRosefieldHigh.Lisa:Yeah,Idid—butIwasn’taverygoodstudent.Bill:Meneither.Whatyeardidyougraduate?Lisa:Um,1989.Bill:Oh,that’sstrange,metoo.DoyourememberMrs.Rivers?Lisa:Oh,themathteacher?Sure.Shewashorrible!Bill:She’smymom.Lisa:Oh.PartC2AMonicaandBradleyarethetwospeakersintheconversation.Ittookplaceinafast-foodrestaurant.BradleytookMonica’stablebecausetherewerenoothertablesfree.No,shewasunhappyatfirst.Yes,shefinallyagreedtoletBradleysharehertablebecauseshefoundhimniceandpolite.SherealizedthatshehadmetBradleybeforeatEmi’shouse.ShewasMonica’sbestfriendandalsoafriendofBradley’s.2BYes,heis.HeisfromSantaBarbara,California.HewenttoRosefieldHigh.Hegraduatedin1989.Heisanartist.HeisinLondonnow.Hehasjusthadanexhibitionofsomeofhispaintingsinasmallgalleryinthecity.SheisamathteacheratRosefieldHigh.PartD1.a2.d3.bMayIKnowYourName?Mr.Song:Isthisyourumbrella,miss?MissChen:Oh,yes,itis.Thankyou.Iwaslookingforisjustnow.Mr.Song:Youlookabitfamiliartome.IwonderifIhaveseenyousomewherebefore.MissChen:Haveyou?Mr.Song:Ithinkso.MayIaskwhereyoulive?MissChen:Justtwoblocksaway,inthattallbuilding.Mr.Song:That’sit.Ilivetheretoo.Iliveonthe6thfloor.MissChen:Myfamilymovedinjusttwoweeksago.Weliveonthe4thfloor.Mr.Song:It’sasmallworld!MayIknowyourname?MissChen:I’mChenYing.Mr.Song:Howdoyoudo,MissChen?I’mSongWei.MissChen:I’mgladtoknowyou,Mr.Song.Mr.Song:Areyougoingtoworknow?MissChen:No.I’mgoingtodosomeshoppingfortheweekend.Whataboutyou?Mr.Song:I’mgoingtotheairporttomeetsomefriendsfromBeijing.MissChen:Seeyou,Mr.Song.Mr.Song:Haveagoodday,MissChen.MissChen:Youtoo.Unit2MeetingPeople(=2\*ROMANII)PartAEx11.letmeintroduceyou2.I’dlikeyoutomeet3.introduceyouto4.Letmeintroducemyself,Mynameis,I’m5.comeandmeet,Thisis,ThisisPartBConversation1Ex11.c2.b3.aEx2publishingcompany,threebookprojects,busy,enjoys,freetimeforherself,busy,five,havelunchMaggieMeetsanOldFriendLaura:Maggie?Maggie?Maggie:Laura?Isthatyou?Laura:Yeah.Whatasurprise!Maggie:It’sbeenalongtime.Laura:Iknow.It’sbeen.What?Fiveyears?Maggie:Fiveyears.Ohmygosh.Ican’tbelieveit.Laura:Iknow.It’sincredible.So…what’shappeningwithyou?Maggie:Well,Ijustgotajobatapublishingcompany.Laura:Great.Whatdoyoudo?Maggie:I’manassistanteditor.I’mworkingonthreebookprojects.It’ssogreat.Laura:Wow.Soundsbusy.Maggie:Yeah.Canyouremembermeinhighschool?Ididn’tliketobebusy,justlikedtohavealotoffreetime,andbewithmyfriends.ButnowIsortoflikebeingbusy.Laura:Wow,that’sachange.Soareyoushopping?Spendingalotofmoney?Maggie:No,I’mjustlookingaround.Idon’tspendalotofmoneyonclothes.Laura:Iknowwhatyoumean.Idon’teither.Iamsogladtoseeyouagain,Maggie.Well,takecare,Maggie.Maggie:Uh,wait.I’mjustabouttohavelunch.Wanttocomealong?Laura:Sure.That’dbegreat.Conversation2Ex11.c2.dEx2NameofthepersonNationalityWhatdoesshe/hedo?Whereto?DianaGermanAstudentGermanyGeorgeEnglishAphotographerPortugalWindy,Isn’tIt?George:Windy,isn’tit?Diana:Yes,itis.George:Bytheway,myname’sGeorge.Diana:Hello.I’mDiana.George:Hi,Diana.Uuh…whereareyougoing?Diana:ToGermany.I’mgoinghome.George:Oh,you’reGerman.Diana:Yes.You’reEnglish,aren’tyou?George:Yes,Iam.Diana:Whereareyougoing?George:ToPortugal!Diana:Ohholiday?George:No,I’mgoingtotakesomephotographsthere.Diana:Takephotographs?George:Yes,IworkforatravelmagazineinItaly.Diana:Ah.George:Whatdoyoudo?Diana:I’mastudent.George:Whatareyoustudying?Diana:Medicine.George:Oh,mybrotherisadoctor.Diana:Really?George:It’srathercoldouthereonthedeck.Wouldyoulikeacoffee?Diana:Yes,I’dloveone.George:Let’sgoalongtotherestaurantthen.PartC2ASheisanassistanteditorinapublishingcompany.Sheisworkingonthreebookprojects.Shefeelsgreat.Sheusedtolikealotoffreetimeforherselfandtobewithherfriends.Sheenjoysbeingbusy.Sheisinashop.It’slunchtime.Sheislookingaroundintheshop.No,sheisn’t.Shedoesn’tliketospendalotofmoneyonclothes.SheisgoingtohavelunchwithherfriendLaura,whomshehasmetintheshop.2BHeisEnglish.Hetakespictures/isaphotographer/worksforatravelmagazineinItaly.HeisgoingtoPortugal.No,heisn’t.Heisgoingtotakesomephotographs.No,heisn’t.Heistakingthetripbysea.HemeetsagirlcalledDianaandheintroduceshimselftoher.SheisgoinghometoGermany.Yes,sheis.Shestudiesmedicine.Theyaregoingtohavecoffeetogether.PartDTen,highschool,threeyears,thesameuniversity,happy,thestreet,havelunch,nearestrestaurant,thewindow,storiesabouttheirlives,keepintouchOldFriendsMeetMichaelwaswalkingalongthestreettheotherday.Suddenlyheheardsomeoneshoutinghisname.Hestoppedandlookedaround.Ayoungmanwasrunningafterhim.ItwasJackEvans.TenyearsagoMichaelandJackwenttothesamehighschoolandthentheystudiedatthesameuniversity.Buttheyhadn’tmeteachothersincetheirgraduationthreeyearsago.Theywereveryhappytoseeeachotheragainanddecidedtohavelunchtogether.Sotheywenttothenearestrestaurantandsatatatablebythewindow.Theyhadtoldeachotherstoriesabouttheirlivesandpromisedtokeepintouchinthefuture.Unit3Study(Ι)PartAEx1It’snotverydifficulttolearnEnglish.First,youneedtoreadmoreafterclass.Listeningisn’tmybigproblembutspeakingis.Iunderstandyoumustlearntospeakbyspeaking.Bobsaysit’shardtospeakfluentEnglish.Ifyouaskme,Ithinkyoushouldspeakslowlyandclearlyatfirst.PartBEx11b2d3aEx21.enjoysomemusic2.catcheveryword3.thekeywords4.arerepeatedseveraltimesinthedialogue5.closedConversation1I’mAlwaysNervousinClass(J:JoanaP:Paul)J:Paul,I’mnervous.P:Why?J:I’malwaysnervouswheneverIputontheheadphones.P:Butyoucanenjoysomemusicfirst.Themusicissonice.J:Yes,itis.Butwhenthedialoguebegins,Ican’tcatchaword.P:Youdon’thavetocatcheveryword.Trytogetthekeywords.J:ButhowcanIidentifythekeywords?P:Thosewordsthattellthemainideaofthedialogueorarerequiredseveraltimesinit.J:Well,probablyyouhavetotellmethemainideafirst.P:But...Teacher:Goodmorning,class.HereareyourbooksLookAhead.We’lltakeLessonTwelvetoday.Nowputonyourheadphonesandkeepyourbooksclosed.We’lllistentothedialoguefirst.J:Paul,I’mnervous.P:Takeiteasy,Joana.Conversation2Ex11c2b3dEx21F2T3F4F5THowManyLanguagesDoYouSpeak?G:DoyouspeakJapanese,Mrs.Brown?B:Yes,IspeakalittleJapanese.G:DoesyourhusbandspeakJapanese,too?B:Yes,alittle.G:HowwelldoyouknowFrench?B:Prettywell.ButIhavealotoftroubleinspeaking.G:Howmanylanguagesdoyouspeakaltogether?B:Ispeakfourlanguages,English,French,German,andalittleJapanese.Howmanydoyouspeak,Mr.Green?G:Ispeakthreeforeignlanguages.B:Whichones?G:IspeakFrench,Greek,andArabic.B:Arabic?Isitverydifficulttolearn?G:Yes,itis.ButIhavetousethelanguagequiteoften.Yousee,mycompanydoesalotofbusinessintheMiddleEast.B:Doyoureadandwriteallthreelanguages?G:Yes,Ido.ButsometimesImakemistakesinspelling.B:SodoI.PartC1.Yes,I’mstudyingintheDepartmentofEconomics/No,I’mvisitingafriendhere.2.I’mmajoringin/It’sBiochemistry/WorldHistory/InternationalTrade,etc.3.IspeaktwolanguagesbesidesChinese/IcanspeakEnglishandGerman.4.Prettywell.ButIhavetroublewithspelling.5.Yes?/Yes,whatisit?/Sure.Goahead.6.ItmeetsonMondayandThursday.7.It’sduenextweek.8.Goodluck.9.Takeiteasy.2AJoanaandPaularethetwospeakersintheconversation.Ittookplaceatalisteningcomprehensionclass.Shewasnervous.Everytimesheputontheheadphonesshewouldbesonervousthatshewouldn’tbeabletocatchasinglewordwhentheconversationbegan.HesuggestedthatJoanafocusonthekeywordsonly.Thosearethewordsthattellthemainideaorarerepeatedseveraltimesinaconversation.No,shewasn’tbecauseshehaddifficultywithfindingthemainideaofaconversation.No,theteacherstartedthelessonbeforePaulcouldgiveJoanaanyothersuggestionsandshewasnervousagain.2BShespeaksfourlanguages.TheyareEnglish,French,GermanandalittleJapanese.SheisquitegoodatFrench.Shesometimeshastroublewithspelling.Hecanalsospeakfourlanguages.TheyareFrench,Greek,ArabicandEnglish.HelearnsArabicbecausehehastouseitquiteoften.HiscompanydoesalotofbusinessintheMiddleEast.Hecanreadandwriteinallthoselanguages.Hesometimesmakesmistakesinhisspelling.PartD1c2bMr.LiMeetsaStudentW:Hello,Mr.LiM:Hello.Areyouastudenthere?W:Yes.Iaminyourhistoryclass,Mr.Li.M:Areyou?Yournameis...?W:HelenBaker.I’mfromBritain.M:Ah,yes.Howdoyoulikemyclasses，Helen?W:Theyareveryinteresting.IreallylikeChinesehistory.M:I’mgladyoulikeit.Doyouliveoncampus?W:Yes,Ido.IliveintheInternationalStudents’Dormitory.M:Youdon’thaveclassesthismorning,doyou?W:No,Idon’t.I’mwalkingaroundthecampus.It’ssobeautiful,justlikeapark.M:Yes,itis.OK,I’mgoingtomyofficenow.Nicetalkingtoyou,Helen.W:Nicetalkingtoyou,too.Seeyoutomorrow,Mr.Li.M:Goodbye.Unit4Study(Ⅱ)PartAEx11.Allofusarenon-Englishmajorsinthecollege.2.ItisveryimportantforustostudyEnglishwell.3.Isitdifficulttolearnaforeignlanguage?4.Hereisyourlisteningtextbook.5.Takeiteasywhenyoulistentotherecordingofadialogue.6.Nowputonyourheadphones.7.Ihavealotoftroublewithspelling8.Themoreyoulikeyourwork,thebetteryou’lldoit.Ex21.Abookisafriendthatyouneverbetrayus.2.Allbooksaredividedintotwoclasses:thebooksofthehour,andthebooksofalltime.3.Thatisagoodbookwhichisopenedwithexpectationandclosedwithprofit.4.Noentertainmentissocheapasreadingnoranypleasuresofasting.5.Alittlelearningisadangerousthing,butalotofignoranceisjustasbad.PartBConversation1Ex11.b2c3aEx21.AfricanMusicIntermediatePianoEnglishCompositionBasicChinese2.EnglishLiteratureⅡPoliticalScienceMathComputerProgrammingⅠTheNewSemester(D:DavidC:Christina)D:Hi,Christina.Howareyoudoing?C:OK,prettybusy.D:Didyouregisterforthenewsemester?C:Yeah,um-hm.Iregisteredyesterday.Whataboutyou?D:Me,too.Iregisteredthismorning.C:Whatareyoutakingthissemester?D:EnglishLiteratureⅡ，PoliticalScience,MathandComputerProgrammingⅠ.C:Well,they’llkeepyouprettybusy.D:Iguessso.Howaboutyou?Goingtotakeanybusinessclasses?C:No,Idon’tthinkso,I’mgoingtotakeanAfricanmusiccourse.Itmeetsthreetimesaweek.D:Hmm.Well,anypianoclasses?C:Yeah,I’mtakingIntermediatePiano.ItmeetsonMonday.D:Howaboutthebasicrequirementcourse?C:I’mgoingtotakeEnglishCompositionandBasicChinese.D:Soundslikeafullschedule!C:Yeah,I’mgoingtobereallybusy.Conversation2Ex11d2c3aEx2classesallmorninghasaswinmmingclasshasafacultymeetingpicksupdaughterfromtheday-carecenterGoodMorning,Cindy!M:Goodmorning,Cindy.You’rehereearly.W:Yes,Iknow,DrBrown.Ineedtotalktoyouaboutmyproject.M:Oh,yourproject.It’snotagoodtimerightnow.Ihavetoteachmymorningclassinjustafewminutes.W:Howaboutlatertoday?M:Let’ssee,today’sWednesday,right?W:Uh-huh.M:Well,onWednesdaysIteachallmorning.ButI’vegotsomefreetimebetween12and1today.How’sthatforyou?W:Hmm.I’vegotaswimmingclassthen.M:Oh,aswimmingclass?W:Yeah.Igothreetimesaweek.Youknow,downattheuniversitypool.Doyouevergothere?M:No,never.I’musuallytoobusy.W:Well,I’mfreeafterabout3.Wouldthatbeagoodtime?M:Ah,3o’clock?Ihaveafacultymeeting...afacultymeetingeveryWednesday,from3tillabout5.W:Well,couldwemeetafterthat?M:Oh,gosh.No,sorry.I’vegottoruntotheday-carecenter.Ipickupmydaughterthereeverydayat5:30.Howabouttomorrow?PartC1Modela:Talkingaboutstudywithaschoolmate(J:JanetL:Linda)(Inaschoolcafeteria)J:Hi,Linda.L:Hi,Janet.Doyouhaveclassesthisafternoon?J:Yes,myWorldHistoryclassmeetsthisafternoon.It’sanoptionalcourse,butit’sveryinteresting.Theprofessorreallyknowshowtosparkourinterest.L:IsitProfessorSmith?Everyonesayshe’sgreat.J:Yes,he’sthebest.L:IrememberyouareveryinterestedinFrenchhistory,aren’tyou?J:Yes.ActuallyI’mthinkingofdoingsomeresearchontheFrenchRevolution,butIdon’tknowwheretostart.L:MaybeyoucanaskProfessorSmithforhelp.J:Yes,IthinkI’lldothat.1Modelb(J:JanetP:ProfessorSmith)(Laterintheafternoon)J:Goodafternoon,ProfessorSmith.CouldIspeaktoyouforaminute?P:Yes,Janet.J:I’mthinkingofdoingsomeresearchontheFrenchRevolution,butIdon’tknowwheretostart.Iwonderifyoucanhelpme.P:Well,youcanstartdoingsomereadingfirst.TherearemanygoodbooksonthisperiodoftheFrenchHistory.Um,yousee.I’mrushingtoafacultymeetinginafewminutes.Areyoufreetomorrowmorning?J:Yes,Idon’thaveanyclassestomorrowmorning.P:Good.Whydon’tyoucometomyofficeat10:00?Wecanhaveagoodchatthen.J:Thankyousomuch,ProfessorSmith.P:You’rewelcome2AYes,sheregisteredforthenewsemesteryesterday.No,sheisnottakinganybusinessclasses.SheistakinganAfricanmusiccourseandIntermediatePiano.TheAfricanmusiccoursemeetsthreetimesaweekandthepianocourseonceaweek.ItmeetsonMonday.Sheisgoingtotakingtwobasicrequirementcourses.TheyareEnglishCompositionandBasicChinese.It’safullschedule.Sheisexpectingabusysemester.2BCindyandDrBrownarethetwospeakersintheconversation.CindyisastudentandDrBrownaprofessorattheuniversity.ItwasaWednesday.ShewantedtotalktoDrBrownaboutherproject.No,hewasn’t.Hehadtoteachthewholemorning.Hewouldbefreebetween12and1.No,shewasn’t.Shehadaswimmingclassthen.Shewouldbefreeafterabout3.No,hehadafacultymeetingfrom3tillabout5.No,itwasn’t.Hehadtogototheday-carecentertopickuphisdaughterat5:30.No,Cindywouldn’tbeabletotalktoDrBrownaboutherprojectthatdaybuttheywouldprobablybeabletomeetthenextday.PartD1a2c3dWhatAreYouMajoringin?M:Areyoustudyinghere?W:Yes.I’mstudyingintheEastAsianLanguageDepartment.M:Whatareyoumajoringin?W:Japanese.M:Isitdifficulttolearn?W:Yes.Thelanguageishardtolearn,butit’sinteresting.M:Doyouknowmuchaboutthecountry.W:Yes.I’mreadingalotofbooksaboutJapan.Ilikeitsculture.It’squitedifferentfromours.M:Yes,itis.Andyouneedtounderstandthecultureofanationifyouwanttolearnitslanguagewell.W:You’reright.M:YouwanttodobusinessortoteachinJapan?W:I’mworkinginacompanythatdoesalotofbusinesswithJapan.M:Oh,Isee.Goodluck,then.Unit5Apologies(=1\*ROMANI)PartAEx1it’snotroubleatallthat’sOKthat’sallright.it’snothingforgetitnoproblempleasedon’tworrynevermind.Iquiteunderstandwell,it’shappenedtome,tooDon’tthinkanymoreaboutthatEx21.d2.a3.c4.b5.dPartBConversation1Ex11b2d3dEx21-5TFFTTThisisn’tthefirsttimeW:I’mafraidIhaveacomplainttomakeM:Oh,dear.PleasetakeaseatW:I’msorrytosaythebillyousentmewasincorrectM:Incorrect,madam?That’sverystrange.W:Yes.Iknow,andwhat’smore,thisisn’tthefirsttime.M:Really,madam?IfindithardtobelieveW:Look,it’shappenedfiveorsixtimesinthepastthreemonths.M:Ah,well,Imustapologize,madam.It’sthenewcomputerW:Well,don’tyouthinkit’sabouttimeyougotitworkingproperly?It’smostinconvenient.M:Iagreeentirely.I’mawfullysorryaboutit.Iassureyouitwon’thappenagain.Conversation2Ex11b2d3aEx21.hesaidhewouldhavethezipperofthedressrepairedrightaway.2.hesaidhewouldexchangethedressforanewone3.shewantedhermoneyback4.a.thezipperofthedresswasdamagedb.shedidn’tlikethecolorofthedressandthedressdidn’tlookgoodonher.Isthereaproblem?W:Excuseme.M:Yes,CanIhelpyou?W:Well,IboughtthisdressinyourstoreM:Yes?Isthereaproblem?W:Yes.Iworethisdressandthezipperbroke.M:Oh,I’mverysorryaboutthat.W:Yousee,Iwasatapartywhenthishappened.Itwasmostembarrassing.M:Idoapologize,madam.Wecanrepairthatforyourightaway.W:Um…well,actually,I’dlikemymoneyback,please.M:Oh,youdon’twantustorepairit?WecanexchangeitforanotheroneW:No,I’dreallyratherhavemymoneyback.It’snotmycolorandIdon’tlookgoodinit.M:I’mawfullysorry,madam.Wecan’tgiveyourmoneybacktoyou.W:ButIreallythinkthatIshouldbeable…M:MaybeyoushouldspeaktothemanagerW:Yes,pleaseletmespeaktothemanager.PartC2AThewomanwasacustomerandtheman,themanagerofthestoreShewasmakingacomplaint.ShecomplainedthatthestorehadsentheranincorrectbillNo,hefounditverystrangeThefactthatthewomanhadreceivedincorrectbillsfiveorsixtimesinthepastthreemonthsYes,hedidItwasthenewcomputerHepromisedthatitwouldn’thappenagainB.1.Sheboughtadressinthestore.2.Thezipperofthedressbroke3.Shewasattheparty4.Shefeltveryembarrassed5.Shewantedhermoneyback6.No,hedidn’t7.Heofferedtorepairthedressforherorexchangeitforanewone8.Shedidn’tlikethecolorofthedressandshedidn’tlookgoodinit9.HetoldhertoseethemanagerPartDShewillhavetoworkovertimethisweekendShewillbeoutoftownonbusinessfortwoweeksafterthisweekendOh,No,I’msorryM:Mary,haveyouseenthenewmodernartexhibitionyet?Iheardit’sprettyinterestingW:No,Ihaven’tbeen,butIhaveheardalotaboutit.I’mlookingforwardtoseeingitoneofthesedays.M:SoamI.Whydon’twegotogetherthisweekend?Areyoufreethen?W:Ithinkso…oh,no.I’msorry.MybossaskedmetoworkovertimeonSaturdayafternoon,andIthinkhewantsmetocomeinonSunday,too.WehaveadeadlinetomeetnextMonday,andwedon’thaveenoughpeopletodoallthework.M:Howabouttheweekendafterthis?W:I’dloveto,Don,butIwillbeoutoftownonbusinessthatweekend.I’mleavingforMoscowonTuesdayandIwon’tbebackfortwoweeks.I’mawfullysorry.M:Oh,itsoundslikewe’llnevergettothemuseumtogether.It’stoobadyouaresobusy.W:Whydon’twegettogetherafterIcomebackfromMoscow?M:Yes,I’dlikethat.I’llcallyouthen.W:Pleasedo.ByeM:ByeUnit6Apologies(=2\*ROMANII)PartAEx1atthepartyrememberMary’se-mailaddressexactlylateforclasshandinhishomeworkontimecomeroundtoMonica’shouse.Ex2mailhearfromyouyoudon’tlikeitverymuchprobablyyouhavemorefriendsspendthesummervacationIcan’tmakeitsheneedsmegoawayyoucanjoinmeandmyfamilyPartBConversation1Ex11d2c3cEx21.three2.Tuesday;waitforherturn;two3.yesterday4.Thursday;foranhourintherain;fullItwasn’tmyfaultW:Goodmorning,Mr.Sharp.I’mawfullysorryI’mlateM:You’relateeverymorning,MissSmith.YouwerelateTuesday,yesterday…Don’tyouhaveawatch?W:Yes,butitwasn’tmyfault.Istoodintherainforanhourthismorning.Iwaitedandwaitedforabus,andthenwhenonecame,itwasfull.M:Whataboutyesterdayandthedaybeforeyesterday?W:Well,Icamebytaxiyesterdayand…M:Andyouwerestilllate！AndTuesday?W:TuesdayIwenttoseethedoctorandIwaitedformyturnforabouttwohours.Itwasterrible!M:Andtomorrow,MissSmith?Conversation2Ex11.d2.c3.bEx21-4FFFTWhatwastheaddressyouused?M:Hey,Sue,youpromisedtoe-mailmethelatestinformationyesterday.ButIdidn’tfindany.W:oh,yes,Iknow,Pike.Itriedto,butmye-mailskeptcomingbackmarked“undeliverable”M:well,whatwastheaddressyouused?W:spike@yahoo.comM:oh,no,no.Thatwastheoldaddress.Igaveyouthenewoneonmylaste-mailtoyou.W:oh,I’mterriblysorryaboutthat,PikeM:That’sallright,Sue.Canyoutryagain?W:yes,ofcourse.Er….couldyoupleasetellmeyournewaddressagain,Pike?M:It’sspike2006@yahoo.comW:Ok,I’llupdatemyaddressbookande-mailyourightaway.M:ThankyouforthetroubleW:NotroubleatallPartC2AMissSmithandMr.SharparethetwospeakersintheconversationshewasmakinganapologytoMr.SharpbecauseshewaslateforworkhewasunhappybecauseMissSmithhadbeenlateseveraltimesintheweekno,shedidn’tthinkitwasherfaultshehadtostandintherainforanhourforthebusbutwhenitfinallycameitwasfullshehadtowaitforherturnatthedoctor’sofficeforabouttwohoursno,hedidn’t.hethoughtshewasjustmakingexcuses2Bshepromisedtoe-mailhimthelatestinformationyes,shedidno,here-mailkeptreturningtoherno,shedidn’thefoundoutthatSuehadusedhisolde-mailaddressyes,hehadgivenherhisnewaddressonhislaste-mailsheforgotthatPikehadchangedhise-mailaddressandfailedtoupdateheraddressbookheaskedSuetousehisnewaddressandtryagainshepromisedshewouldupdateheraddressbookandsendhimthelatestinformationrightawayPartD1.b2.c3.dIcan’tstanditM:Excuseme,Mrs.Brown.I’mtryingtodosomeworknow.I’mafraidyourchildrenaremakingtoomuchnoise.W:Oh,I’msorry,Mr.Smith.Butyouknowit’sdifficulttokeepboysquiet.Theyareintheirearlyteens.M:ButIcan’tstanditanymore.Icouldn’tworkandIcouldn’tsleepatalllastnight.AndIwasalsoawakenedbythenoisetheymadeearlythismorningW:I’mvery,verysorry,Mr.Smith.Youknowtheyneverlisten