Crazy English goo FPR (e7 Contact m4 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 appointment [elpaintmant] on. £32 come along abies wD embarrassing [im'beresin) a. @ AME Fil = Long time no see. #47%R. | haven’t seen you for ... Ro RIA LTR Have you heard from ... recent! EA BI? Haven’t you kept in touch? (Rika RRA? We're seeing each other less and less. RNa, We never see each other these days. RHRKNLART I never saw her again. RBwikA Diath. Vil write. RE 5H. I'll send a postcard every now and then. RAM S 28 REPKE | have received their reply. RAAKAHNHAS. 151A (006 | 36 Te pepe Bill Paulo Bill Paulo ELAR RF rear RB Hi, Paulo. Hi, Bill. How’s business? Fine. How’s yours? Coming along. We're opening some new exhibitions soon. Oh, by the way, we’re looking for a secretary. Really? I know a good one, She wants a new job. Where can I find her? Ican give her your number. I see her every day. OK. Here’s my card. Tell her to call me. Oh, what's her name? Laura Segura. Segura... Isn't she Mr. Crawford’s secretary? She was. She resigned. I don’t think I can hire her. My office does a lot of work with Mr. Crawford’s office. It could be embarrassing. We, RE. fe, ibn, RGA? ia. (He? 4S, RINA-THRMSREARS. H. WT. Ri ERiAa—WB3. KH? RUR-POP, MBP LHe. SEM E? RIAAMRHBASB, AGAMA I. , RARHSH, WTS, MT. MM TTAAS? Sh - BR. RG, WKARHAEAENBBB? PEWS, MRT. FOE. RHADRRNBELE NASER RE, BHA ReMi.Crazy English ov JO Fi NR Bill _[ see. That's too bad. Paulo Yes, it is. But Perhaps we can find her a job in another department. Bil = Thanks, Paulo. Paulo Sure, Bill. teeR RHA, Witte. RE LH, BH. RNIN MI BRAKE. Hea BH. AR. RE FEA WR. Mr. Crawford Ms. Segura, Mr. Farias is leaving now. Good-bye, Paulo. Paulo Good-bye, Mr. Crawford. And we’ll see you and Mrs. Crawford for dinner on Wednesday. Mr. Crawford We're looking forward to it. Mr. Crawford. Were there any calls? Laura Yes. Your wife called fifteen minutes ago. Mr. Crawford Did she leave a message? Laura No, sir. And your next appointment is here. Mr. Robert Gardner. SHMBAE SSM, KMALMARET, REBR. RE APRBLEBR, SMIUCRBANR. FA RUMEN EAAROS - PBA RANE. ARBRE ARABIA? BL BH. BRAT SHUM MAT BiaR. RABBLE BABA? BL BA. P-TARBHABBRT, Bia M0 BAe. mMr. Crawford Send him in, please. Laura Yes, sir. RHRBAL iAH. SH Bn. #E. Long time no see. (AAR). ARERR. BE ZHOPHARES T.AMAZ, ATARI | haven't seen you for ...(R----- ARB AIGRT ). RESK—A, TML “ages” (HARM). MAZE in touch( (R75 5X: ), ARR BLARRD 7: We're seeing each other less and less.(3i4/] 1 Maa), b—2betee: | never saw her again. 2 Tizt he). RAT, AMEE BE, th =: lil write. B 4). lll send a postcard every now and then. (REA AR BH). SEMREAG LM, REM BMINA BA, MR ARAL A I, MERE ARS, CHA HRM. SMT #%13X: We're seeing each other less and less. | haven't seen her for half a year. o06 | iy 5Crazy English QOO fi ER 28 Likes and Dislikes ay OE brilliant [briljent] a. competition [kompi'tif an] n. be interested in bi; ‘intristid] after [a:fte] prep. be tired of [bi: 'taied] philosopher [filosete] n. 537 like... KBR 538 I like ... more and more. x#iRMER--- 539 llove... RiRBR-- 540 Iprefer... KBE 541 You're going to like him. #;2BxthA 542 You're his favorite. (R2#RB eA 543 Lenjoy ... RHR. 544 I’m interested in ... #3x}-----4RRSB. 119006 | 1 Me 545 546 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 EEEEEEE She’s crazy about ... #arie8---- She’s after ... b7Eje3K----- She’s getting serious about ... #x1----- iAH. She’s always smiling at you. mextirms. He never stops talking about ... Hh RABE I don’t like ... RABK---- | don’t like ... any more. RABBK---T. Ihate ... RitR---- He doesn’t care about ... ##3#AXD---- I'm tired of ... #x}------ REI RE. How do you like it? (;ax? That’s what | like about him. RRB BRik—A. Hello, ice cream man. Hello, Ali. Are you alone? Yes. Where are your parents? I don’t know. 2 Really UB SAH seo oot seueotnes ame 3 tea BB, RAF, HR—-TP A? May I have an ice ie ACh. we 2M. mee ae LR KSSOMEMS? lets Be RTH. HR AN? PB. Rh Be RIT ~— NKR Sia? TART?Crazy English goo HBR Sure, Ali. Why don’t you sit down and talk to me? 4 OK. Here’s thirty-five cents. Whose money is that? It’s mine. It’s yours? You're a rich young man! Yes. T like your jacket, Ali. I don’t. It’s my brother’s. Don’t you like your brother? No. My father and mother like my brother. He’s always good. I don’t like him. I like you, Ali. May I come home with you? Look! Isn’t that your mother? She’s crying, Ali. Mommy! Mommy! Here I am! KR SRAM. RATCRAPRRRMMR? BE i. AREBTH KR. EAR ATEN? AS 2AM. tea RN? MATERA. eS xe! ER BH, RRBKRANE. Be RABK, ERTTH. HR RTBRRST SG? We B, KRESHOASKE. RARE, HRS KIL. ER WS, RAK AE RIATLMRAR? HR 8! BRAKE? GS, wEAM KR. We 8! Be! RARE!A Mais 2 Michael SR Ree RR Ree Wwe RE BER wes Wr wey RR Do you like it? It’s brilliant! T hope the judges think so. I hate to tell you, but I heard through a friend of a friend that Leo van der Zee is entering the competition. IT wish you hadn’t told me. Oh, come on. Your painting is great. Sure, but van der Zee is a fine painter, and he’s much better known than I. So what? I guess you’re right. I wish I knew if I was wasting my time. If you knew what the future was going to be like, | life would be boring. I didn’t know that you had become a philosopher. — RER]G? HAR! ERP RNR. PRABAR, BE. R-THRHMAHAK - 4 HESmee SRR RR BIRR! TRAD Gis oF S2tHh, O22 @: AS-TMRUEHER, fo ER SES i AEE? KAREN, RRABABRETEERR MIA. ABEMEHREEGH. ALSLEALH RAPA BE M—PAFRT ¢Crazy English QOO Hy Eh Pedro And I had forgotten that you could be such a pain in the neck. Michael You're right. I'm sorry. I’m driving everyone crazy. Let’s change the subject. Do you have any more bad news? Pedro No. That's all for today. REF MRBETRETCADMHRIK. BRR tS. ROK, RESTAMERT. BR— “SARE! RB MSS BAT. SARBKAS. : Lenjoy ...( LR . She's crazy about ...(¢ dislike. (EK (RMA -REAARA, BAEER RBA. (BATE SAMORSUEAUR. PRA SMTA AA leh ANY AN? Sma SX: 4 Are you interested in photography? 2 How do you like photography? 3 Do you enjoy photography?Hoy Hk Mk s (2 006 99 Wishes and Blessings AREAL +232 6OD +42 e60 [vekeifan, veikeifen] n. ztHi os Hiembot sy sama Cee) oo Te [broujue] on. speitipst PE -* [seb'mit] Ve dR, BR Pkeanves] on. We Ass am EA A Ef em {stak} 2. FIR; LEH oe [dauntaun] on. ayes) gabe : “= broke [breuk] a BESOIN 2s <4 deliver [dilive] Vv. Bese ch Saaers + © 0 OOOO BSeee>- +e8eOe az lenis 557. |wish... #a22---- 558 lhope... R#B---- 559 Ihope so. #2 uit, 560 | wish you the best of luck. w¢rstia. 561 Good luck. #frtFiz, 562 It’s for luck. ixgessesypaziz. 563. Have anice day. ipes@ira—x. 564 Have a pleasant trip. anyriietate. 565 | hope you have a pleasant vacation. PURE MarR.Crazy English QO ) AER 566 Send... my regards. AR /RRA. 567 Remember me to ... RHiaMERA. 568... send you their love. ------fa(riad?. Arturo There’s the plane, Miguel. Wow! It’s a 747. Mama My little Miguel. Miguel Mama, I’ma man! Arturo 747s are beautiful planes. Mama _ _ Where’s your suitcase? Miguel Right here, Mama. Mama _ And your tickets? Miguel = They’re in my pocket, Mama. Mama _ And your passport? BRP XBR. MREME. Bl BR 747! Be RHNAER. BR G8. REBKAT. HAF M1 FARR Ba PRAT EBS? KER RERS, BH. Be mee? XSR ERHORE, BS. 2s FRM? ——= 15(006 HH i Hh 126 Miguel It’s in my pocket, too, Mama. Mama = Here is a present. Miguel Oh, Mama. Mama Openit. Miguel It’s beautiful. Arturo What is it? Miguel A gold coin. Mama It’s for luck. Miguel Thank you, Mama. Loudspeaker Flight 212 for New York city gate 3. Mama Arturo Miguel aay KER Good-bye, Son. Good-bye, Miguel. Good-bye, Arturo. Good-bye, Mama. PRLERHORS, Be. x, BAH mR, $33. FTF! RRR. BEA? RE. REAR ERIE. FE 212 MIE EMA HRSRER SIS. BR, UF> BR, ARR AAS AR, Bean.Michael SEER Ree B58 REP BER REP BER eS JA 5E R Wes Crazy English goo KA ER You take your coffee black, right? Right, thanks. Thave a favor to ask. What is it? I’m entering an art competition, and I want to use your name. ‘What do you mean? I don’t want my father to know I’m entering the competition. OK. If you want it that way. You finish the painting, and I’ll be happy to sign my name. I love to see an artist working. Here’s the brochure. They call the contest “Young Artists’ Competition”. Money, Brazil, and Joanna! Did they design this contest especially for you? Good luck. Are you submitting something new? PRUE MRE, AE AIS? 2a, wit. RAE RBR—MC. Hatt? RESM-MSALR. BRARHAS- ROMER. RAABRESMUERSMAR. HM, WRRBRAR, HEBER. RASA BELRHAZF, RREKACARLG. KEGR, RTCRMK “RCRA” £8. ER, LARRM! RTCRAKASARRY 2 RLY, KETAEMM HERS MM? 121Ht Xe He Me (3 006 | BRR RES BR mee Be wee BR wee Yes. May I see it? There’s nothing to see. I’ve finished painting my canvas white, and now I'm stuck. Maybe I need a break. Have you had dinner yet? No. [ haven't, either. Do you want to go downtown? I'm broke. OK. I'll call that place around the corner and have them deliver a pizza. How’s that? Fine. 2. WAR BA? SHAOUEM, REAREPRLAS, BREF MOI PST, RURBZAS—T, Hoctes BA? BA: RRA, BKBSUMDRA? BRAT - H, PRATT BAM BSNBRER—TEAAE Rk, BAR? RFCrazy English QOO tit BRERT HE, HRT: Good luck.(FRRIE). AAA, TH :Have anice day. ARREARS —H). AVA, oy: Have a pleasant trip. (AURIS )« [RSE A :Send ... my regards.(f232/s REA), Remember me to... RRMA), ~. Send you their love.(------ IPR). KIL ART EART Bic tee. =|30 Activities #7 3 ruin [rusin] v, WH resist [rizist] v. HL: Bade oe) 569 What are you doing? {x#ii{tA? 570 I’mwriting to my mother. KEBKE#S ta ig? 571. Are you doing ...? (zEtt 572 I’mgoingto... ##E.- 573. Vm seeing her tomorrow. RBKAAMM / SHAS. 574. He’s coming to pick me up. hE xiER. 575 He’s driving us to... (Heise ~~ 576 You’re going alone? {z;—-t AA?Crazy English Ou DREN 577. Do they play ...? h{i1it------"3? 578 What happened to...? ---R#HA2BT? 579 lusedto... RARE 580 It’s growing. EEMKX. Mrs. Nikzad Ali Mrs. Nikzad Ali Mrs. Nikzad Ali Mrs. Nikzad Ali Mrs. Nikzad Ali Mrs. Nikzad ERR BAA ys REBAR me RRFBAR iy = RRFBAR by RRFBAR Boy RRFBAA What are you doing, Ali? Ssh. You have to be very quiet! Why? What are you doing? Can’t you see, Mommy? The Martians are landing. Oh. Well, we’re eating dinner. OK. Aren’t you coming? No, I’m not. Ali, your father will be very angry. No, he won’t. He’ll be happy. Why? BIE, PERITA? aE, BUTA! AA? REBT A? 8, WERE G? KEARMT- , BNBCRT He HRA FRM 2 #, BBM. 2, RESSIERERN. Fah, heREX. Ata?Mrs. Nikzad Mrs. Nikzad Ali Mrs. Nikzad ae ERE BAA we RREBAA we RF BAA = Be ss ERRBAK Truin his dinner. He always says, “Ali, why do you always ruin my dinner?” He won’t say that tonight. Then he says, “Why can’t you be more like Hussein?” I hate Hussein! I don’t wanna be like him. Ali, that’s a terrible thing to say about your brother. But it’s true. Ali, my little Martian, I won’t enjoy my dinner without you. I’ll miss you. Won’t you come to the table and eat with me? | OK. But remember, it’s only for you. | T'll remember. It'll be our secret. BRUMEORE, LEAR: “ME, RATAES BURR RB? HES RRLARA RA. AA: “RAT ARR RRRA BH? ” BR REAA! RASAHBE! BE, RRS TAZATIAT! PAR. BE, RHNKBA, RAERSU, ROME RAAKB. KREBS, BRNRARR— Ne, SEARS H, TARE. RRAAT MR. LSE, BHBRNATAMBE.Pedro Miguel mee KER WES KER RES KER REE AER RES Aa Crazy English Qoo AYER His name is Michael. He was in love with this woman. He wanted to marry her. She was beautiful, but crazy. What do you mean “crazy”? One day, she came to my door. She didn’t love Michael anymore. She fell in love with me. Just like that? Well, sure, I flirted with her, but I flirt with everyone! What happened? You know I can’t resist a pretty face. And Michael? What did he do? He never spoke to me again. About a year ago I tried to call him, but he hung up on me. What happened to the girl? ABNER, ABERILAT | RAAAAS, HABER. MARR %, GLARKBSSN. RUMAH. BABS? B-AWRARRIN. MABSLRRT. MRL TR- RBS? a SR, PBN, TAREE. BREA? REAEN, RLIMEARERRARF HRN. MADER? HHRNEAH? HRAMORET. AM-SMRAHT SE, TER {thik T BAREART?Pedro We saw each other a few times. Then she moved to Florida. She has a sister there. Things like that don’t last long. AEF BNR LAB, RewRel HFLAAT. wa Mae HE RRBBRETHAN. HLM TY, What are you doing?( fREMt+A? ), I'm writing to my, mother. ( 3 iES# BSR), Are you doing ...2( fx (t-----32 ). RAT, I'm going to ...(384#2E-----) I'm seeing her tomorrow. RBKABM). —A i 8t What happened to ...2(+-----RA+AMT? ) lused to. (RIAS on). TRAM. RR Ellen ARE SHER James SBS, fA MRA PES ARUAAWRAMC, RA DM RB Bh IE EWR RHBROMF, Rib him “teFoR? WER AS? fA James 2iMR+THART? *, Ti BAR. Siam Sex: what are you doing? Are you packing? What happen to you and James?Crazy English QOO HEME | 3t State kk ; | oF photography __[fe'tografi] n. critic [kritik] n. 7 discreet [dis'krist] a. MeN O) 581 Howis he? HHA? 582... is all right. ROR BF. 583 It’s crowded. {fa HA HF 584 I’m not ready yet. RERALEH. “= Pedro Michael. It’s over. I’m sorry. What more can I say? Let’s have a beer and forget the whole thing. Michael Hello, Pedro. How have you been? ASE DER, BACBSART. RRAM. RMAMEMTA? ERAS IA, FRAT A ARABS NE! BRR MET, RF. BEA? 135(2006 | 44 36 Fe Pedro Michael Are you still interested in photography? Pedro Michael How’s your mother? I’ve missed her. Pedro RED RI RES ERR REP a HOyoanna There’s quite a crowd here. "Michael Everybody in the art world’s here. Artists, critics, oe Pedro Which painting is his? Michael The large one to the left of mine. It’s very good. Very Joanna | don’t like it. FRB BEARS. WER SRRMHAABKT. SRR. HR. BR. is Re? B-Behhe? MRR ERNBHED, RAAB, HER, HH. FRB RRR. OK, Michael. It’s been a long time. Yes, and I’ve done a lot of new things. Come on, I'll tell you about them. She’s fine. She'll be glad to see you again. She’s missed you, too. So has the rest of my family. WME, RR, HARM. TRIAS RY AB? AW, MARAETREMHSM. KR, LRA. BS? RAS. WR, MAREXB ARK. bMS. RNR ABBR. collectors, everybody. I want to go home. There’s Leo van der Zee! good. RT. RAART, BUMP AANK- %- 8-H.— Crazy English goo HM Michael I would be proud to say that Lhaddone it, ' Pedro I don’t like it, either. oe Mean bee | Michael Ssh, there's Paulo, Did anyone tell him that I entered the competition under another name? Joanna | don’t know. But even if he had found out, he certainly wouldn’t have told me. Paulo can be very discreet. BER BORKBURLREN, RAR RES RHBR. BER W, RFAMET. ARAASHORAWANZSSM? FRB RARE. AY, RAWAM, HAONTARRK. RFK TARE. WAAR WAKA How is RTT. lin: How . is your work?( T (Fit RS AH? ), GIS: Great(HRT! ), Not bad.(7N#i), Terrible./A big mess.( #38 7 / (i) HB).1. 006 | it 3% TK Me 32 Cause and Effect = 15 EER criticize [kritisaiz] v. tik: PEW: PEI critical [kritikel] a. HAY, Ok BR aE (585 Why? tt? 586 What for? ATHA? 587 Howcome...? 44---~ 588 It’s because... B2HH-- 589 That's why... ixetB@AH4--~ 590 Are you here for ...? (rex: AN? 138Crazy English QOO Wi ehh Mrs. Crawford Hi, dear. How was your day? Mr. Crawford Oh, the same. Mrs. Crawford How’s your secretary? Does she come in on time now? Mr. Crawford Yes... well, in fact, she resigned today. Mrs. Crawford Laura? Resigned? Why? Mr. Crawford I don’t know. Maybe because I criticized her typing. Mrs. Crawford She's a good typist, isn’t she? Mr. Crawford Yes, usually. Mrs. Crawford Well? Mr. Crawford “Usually” isn’t “always”. Mrs. Crawford You are too critical, dear. Mr. Crawford Please. It’s my business. Mrs. Crawford Don’t talk to me that way. And don’t forget, it was my father’s business. You're too RHBAA 18. RBH. SAVY? RUBBLE BW. 2EF RHBBAA FBTMBEGH? eR LES? RUBBLE BHM. BLE, HOALHMT FNBBAA Hi? BRT? AA? RABBLE BAM. HRA ART FRARH RWBBAA HE-HISR, WHE? RPBLE B. ERASE RHRBAK Bi? RHBBAL “HE” BRST “BE” M.- RWRBAAK AMSIT. REHM! RRBLE AH, BARRE RVMBAAK ASRHHRKG, MFEST. ATARAR SEH, RHS-HED. S—TAMAMA, yee 139critical of everything and everyone; of me, of the boys... Mr. Crawford Jane, please, don’t bother me. Mrs. Crawford Look, Gary, I live here, too. They are my sons, too. Mr. Crawford I’m tired, and I don’t wanna talk about it. BER. BNF RMSE fF. RRARAEMAR- RUMBAA ME, MARK, ATREARH, ITER RHMCAE RRR. RAVE. Ali No. You have to do something special to be famous. You have to kill a dragon. Yamamoto I’ve never done that. I have seen many and fought with a few. But to my knowledge I haven’t killed any yet. Customer Excuse me, do you have any lettuce? Ali Wow, have you ever...? Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Yamamoto is a busy man. Perhaps, Ali, we have already taken too much of his time. ye A, —TADACRA RADE ASHE, te wa RARARTL. REVALA, BARAK A, PEER, BORAT. Re i, NE, ARARE? ye RE! RBA REPBAA WALA RC, GE, RRLRNESTEHAAT. jYamamoto Crazy English QOO Fini T'll be with you in a moment. Not at all, Mrs. Nikzad. If I don’t have enough time, it is because I am old, not because I am busy. Ali I don’t understand. Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Yamamoto is very wise. When you have lived a little longer, you will understand. Ali I want to understand now. Yamamoto Then you must visit me again. Ali Can I? I mean, may I? et wa BOL. —Abh, ERFCAA. RARH AB, MPAHTRET. HHEAARBIAIC We RAE. REBAA WALER MRNA. SRKA—MDUR. HR Ras T- ye RULERS HE. wa BARVBABRBER - ye RES? RAK. RIMBKRABRG? | AADQAR. ABMS Why Atta? ) xz What for? Se Bir (ATH4A? )RARRE Se ee ea a is} AG: How come ...2( RAS: ) It's because ...( AER ee +), tA RA a Aha! +) That's why GRRE ATA: AUARERR—RR, HFLPHS, BLAC-TAK KERAZAMAAM, AMAB AS. oth. OLR BASEABHRT, SRSA, LeU. STMT BF): 1 Why you look so worried? 2 How come you look so worried? mWEf Wk Hl 2G {2 006 \33 Believing mee matiz Wa fl 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 33) Doubting and definitely [definitli] ad We HO. 9S teenager —_[ti:n.eid39] n. {JL (13 9 #19 y MT >A Really? HA: Are you sure? RE? | I'm definitely sure. RADAE. Aren’t you ...? (Ri8m-----M32 Don’t you want ...? (pHa 1B? : Don’t you believe me? #8 iT ARS? Believe it or not. @7 (a(R. | don’t believe it. R718. | doubt it. RFR. | You’re lying. (KZEinift.Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo Students Paulo Crazy English QC DO Fi EB Scien ] Where’s the English class? On the first floor. Room 101. Are you sure? No, I'm... Look, Paulo. Are those students in our class? Maybe they are. Excuse me. Good evening. Are you in English 3? Yes, we are. What’s the room number? Student 1 201. On the second floor. Paulo FRB RF FRB RF FRB RF Fe RF Bel RE Thank you. See you there. RREBZL? #—-&, 1012. RES? a ee KERR, BELSRARIHENB? RUE. ROM. SARL. RNA TRELBH BRL? 2, RN. HELENS? 201, ZX. WW. BAILA. N Joanna You know, when I was a teenager, I used to go 2 be to parties all the time. I enjoyed myself every minute — parties, dances, boys. FRB AWG? RALAHK, BRSMRS. R-KAl RRBESAL, SMRA, AUB, RAMA.(2006 | Hi 36 dk Joanna Michael Joanna Michael Joanna Michael Joanna Michael BRR TRAABH. FRB AWK. —SART, RATA BER RF? WHERE, RUWADRMALE, FRB KIT) RAPMBRA-TSS. BRR — BHR. FRB RNAVHSHia. DER FH, SRESRMMA MARA -LATR FRR RAH. BRE F. RRRTWT. RBA, TEAAB It sounds like fun. It was. I used to live from dance to dance. On weekends, Paulo and I never used to be home. Paulo? I don’t believe it. I thought he worked all the time — like my brother. Your brother? I didn’t know you had a brother. It’s a long story. We have time. OK. How about a cup of coffee? Then I’ll tell you — about myself. Let me help. No. That’s OK. This kitchen is too small for two. Look around. Make yourself at home. T+, HI BK, RARFRARTABERE. BRIG-H. ACHe. AA. MGR, FER.Crazy English goo He ERR, MRA REN. RISRWMOR RNCAWT OSES, VNMARIA STS RS, HAT MMA DAR). RRGREREBEA BRA, REABREA WARP hoe. AEN [es ILA, MM: Really?( RAS]? ), Are you sure? CBE? ); TARE: I'm definitely sure. (RBPAE), Don't you believe me? PHRASE 89), Believe it or not. (a7 eR). |6 HM 134 Being Sure and Guaranteein Wi AR UE. bet [bet] n. TR: WE swear [swea] Vv RE, AS robbery [roberi] n. 2), Heit undercover [anda'kave, ‘andakave] a. fill, Here a secret agent ER: WS vendor [vendo:] n. iW inconvenient [inken'vi:njent] a. AIM (2 006 | 4 lll make you a bet. #7nfRt17H. 1 bet ae RBS chemo I'm never wrong. RINKS. I'm sure. RRAE. There’s no doubt about it. x27sti4. | promise. #4RiE. Il swear. RAE.Crazy English goo Hi Hussein Ali! Did you hear? There was a robbery at Dad’s Ali Hussein Ali Hussein RA fy RRA ye REA bank! Wow! Did they take a lot of money? No. Some undercover policemen at the Fair caught the thieves. I bet Mr. ONeill did it! When I grow up, I want to be a secret agent like Mr. O'Neill. Ali, Mr. O'Neill is an ice cream vendor! BB! RMA? SEMRTRA M! RE! PRINT RS HIS? BA, BRAARKSRCR AMET RE-KLERERALMY, BKAT UR. RESH R. RRAERLE-H BoB, BARE ARIE eK AR! Mr. Crawford Ms. Segura, here is yesterday’s letter to Laura Bissell Industries. There is an error in the second paragraph. Please be more careful. Ms. Segura. Yes, sir. Mr. Crawford Any questions? Laura Only one. RCA Rh). MAKAALERAWAS Ha. HH EARP AMAR. Siw. BHR). Bi. RH RESALE Atta il m9? FH Ra-*(006 | i ae 3K Me Mr. Crawford Yes? Laura When do you want to look for a new secretary? Mr. Crawford I don’t understand, Ms. Segura. We don’t need another secretary. q Laura "I'm giving you two weeks’ notice, Mr. Crawford. Mr. Crawford Are you resigning from the firm, Ms. Segura? Laura Yes, Mr. Crawford. I’m sure you cam find someone better than I. Mr. Crawford Very well, Ms. Segura. Put an ad for a secretary in tomorrow’s paper. Laura Yes, Mr. Crawford. Mr. Crawford This is very inconvenient. Laura I’m sure itis. RUBLE AH? BH PE AHHRE AMD R—TBB? RABBLE RAMARHRS, SRM, BIFEZ Bw! SH BABCATEMANAME, VETS. RHBSAL BRM. KRARSRG? FH BH, EHBBLE, RAPS LKRALR Biri wB). RVBSAE HE, RAM, CHARLES MABR BHP ae wil Bit, RRB. RHBSKt AM. SH RAZR.Crazy English goo Ai AR APBBIELEARAZLENA, ARRARTMAEHOL AR, ACWAAE: MRAM, M: | promise (BRIE), | swear( WARE), lm sure (RRAE). BMALANA: I'm never wrong (RMARTA), There's no doubt about it. (ix SE). MRR, RRA T: I'l make you a bet.( RAN#RHT-M@), | bet... RAGTIME . PETMOHARSAERSEDNS, CSTRELKE, 2 | 38 — 322K PAX IEIAYR “Do you think | can make my flight?” . (RABBLE? ), PAAR -BNRBRAE. WE BPVONACRRA. BUSMRE MEE Ib “RH ERx-RREL". Siam @# fx: 1 I'm sure you can make it. 2| bet you can make it. 3 There's no doubt about it.S98 Arguing % ¥% ©? fault {[fo:it] nth <= immediately [i'mi:djotli] ad. Ws 4b ss promotion [pro'moufen] on. fe: HI ©. lecture [lektf 9] n. BSOSeavess- VSQoeeo- ol Fi Pet 608 Maybel..., butl... RER---, BBR 609 I’m sorry, but... Riki, 610 That’s ..., not... BR---, RE 611 It’s not my fault. BARBRA.Crazy English goo AAEM be Laura Good morning. sir. = Mr. Crawford Good morning , Miss Segura. Laura I’m sorry I’m late, sir, but this morning... Mr. Crawford You're always late, Miss Segura. Laura But, sir, this morning... Mr. Crawford Miss Segura, please be here at nine o’clock. Laura Yes, sir. FH REE | RHRBAL BAH MAS HL WAR, ZR, WRN. RAWASCAFLE | RRBAL RANG. th BI PH Wes RSL RMB AE BAMA. BARE! Eee BR. ER WE 2 \| | Paulo Do you remember my idea for an art competition at the Fair? Joanna Yes. How did they like it? Paulo Very much. In fact, they're starting the new project immediately. And guess who’s in charge’? Joanna | don’t know. I give up. RE IAICSREBRSRA SALAH? FRB ics. HiNHRwM? RE SER, BL. HNMR. A, Mee TERA R? FRB RAMB. RAR. My 151A Me 7 1.006 | 41 ye Joanna Joanna Joanna Joanna RF FRM RP FRB RE FRB RF FRB You give up too easily. Your brother! Who else? Congratulations, Paulo! Now maybe you can take a few days off. You work harder than anyone else in that office. Joanna, you don’t take time off when you want a promotion. You even eat more quickly than you used to. Hey, I didn’t ask for a lecture! I'm sorry, Paulo. I think it’s wonderful. Now tell me about the competition. What are the rules? Can Michael enter? Michael Crawford? Sure. He paints better than anyone Tknow. RABBBAT- BRAG! BARE? HERT. RE! RE. RRA TUR BILAT » BBP DAZE, BB—TARREAE LE FRB, —TPAMRBA AI, BASE IA Rite OE RABEL LATO BIR» ! BAAR HE, RE. WSRARAYN, SRR LATER PRE. AMT ARM BERIRTAS HM? BRR - RAIEIE? 2G, HHELRMARHABSME.Crazy English QOO Wi tBlit Gia slit ENE, ANEWiC BM A BER SAIER. It's not my fault.( HAR ZRNE.) ARITRRAC, BORBA-HPRARP ENR. RHA WHA: I'm sorry, but... RRO, (B- Maybe I ..., but | ...( 32] BER RH, ARREST. RHPREMAT ARMA RHA. BFR ESM BEF, SRETABL, WARE. =EARARS BE. BRERA RTRA TEE. Shain SHAR: 1 Maybe | am not 100% correct, but | think house prices will continue to drop for another two or three years. 2 | am afraid | can't agree with you. | think house prices will continue to drop for another two or three years. 3 No, | don’t think so. | think house prices will continue to drop for another two or three years.1 006 | | <— Suggestions # ix cling [klin} v. ORIUE cynical [sinikel] a. puta 612 Do you have any suggestions? (r@H+22iN 00 - 613. What about...? —- At? 614 How about...? --- BAR 615 Why don’t you...? RAZR? 616 Let’s ... Hf HFA? 617 suggest... #3BiK---- 618 All right. ae 619 OK. $FiB 620 Whata good idea! B2—S#7=B! 621 That’s a wonderful idea! ix+ aiRs7! 154Mis 1 Crazy English 900 HEN 622 You can’t say no to ... (RA BEHEH-..-- 623 You'd better ... (auF---- 624 Vdrather ... RR. 625 If you insist. mR (esas. 626 You decide. *KRE. 627 It's upto you. Aire. Michael Hi, Pedro. How are you doing? Pedro —_ Fine. I just wanted to stop by and say hello. | Michael Come on in. How about some coffee? " Pedro Sounds good. Michael What's new? You look tired. Pedro _ I’ mtrying to find a present for Miguel. He’s leaving at the end of next week. Michael That’s too bad. Pedro He thinks so, too. Michael What about Marta? BRR , MEF. BEAR? RES RY, 2H REBDRTMAF. BER URE. SKSRAMEY REF Ve. BER MAMTA? MARKT RRR. REF RERMMRAKER, HHT TSRREE. BRR AV. REF three. WER WRESART?Pedro Who knows? I don’t ask any questions. They act like teenagers in love. They cling to each other as if there were no tomorrow. Michael You're cynical today. Pedro _ Realistic. In a week, she won’t remember his name. Michael Come on, Pedro. Pedro I'll make you a bet. How much? Five dollars? Michael OK. A five-dollar bet. Shake. MOP WM RATAN. HNeBEPHDBDa— HE, HATO BURR PART - BER RSORARTHD- RES WAH, TEMA, WARSHICSMUTAAF. BER MES. HieAU. REF RMR. 2 DAW? WER Y. BHR. BEAT. “ Frank Father? S Yamamoto Yes? Frank Wouldn’t you like to take a walk to the Fair Yamamoto It’s Saturday. I have to be in the store. Frank I'm sure Jim can take care of the store. Yamamoto | don’t like crowds. Frank I know, Father, but it’s early. There won't be many i people there at this hour. =n, Seu wa TAR? HER BSRANBASKSLELS? wa SRALAA, RORUMELE. = PASABTIARAR SHR. was RABKAS HA oS RA, SE, MELLMR. RTHRKSARSAN- 8 4 oA e = (2 006Crazy English goo HE Yamamoto I’d rather go on a weekday. Saturday is our busy Frank day at the store. ‘Take a one-day vacation. I’m sure you'll enjoy it. Yamamoto I don’t know, Frank. Frank R= ae elit SS People come from around the world to see the Fair. You're lucky. You live right around the corner. DTEVSATA, LAKSRERIIH—R. K-FAVE, BRERA RARE. RACE, HER. AMMER SHE RERSM, BRB, GME LLVATZAR, MANLAAARA, about ...?( 15. 4,89 ) #0 How about ...? Biasiahial + ing st. Me AWhy don't you ...?(frattZ a) FlYou'd better ...( (Raf) RANA aw EMAa. RE $8 Fi | suggest ... (Fw BY, Jali ananialing st athat 4), KEBAB! ESS What 4H) Ja 70 REMAP BERANE. HFARBALR ARH THE, HBR SSR. A EMA. SeaH: 4 What about going to Greece? We've never been there. 2 How about going to Greece? We've never been there. 3 Why don't we go to Greece? We've never been there. TlHoe Tk Mk 13006 (37 Favoring and Praising R @ ¢eG6 LA) q oe ieee eam remind {ri'maind] v. fe ee © > florist [florist] nti : “announce [e'nauns] v. Ht, ier -s opening ['eupnin] n. GAMBLER) “ee é . apply [e'plai] vy. it Se 628 629 630 631 632 ees It’s great! iz. It’s good for ... ixxt----- AHFAL. That’s good. #84. It’s so kind of you. (734. How nice of you to ...! {RAE -ASFT!YUE 1 Z\ F 3 Crazy English goo BPI Wait, don’t give up yet. He said he might be able to find you a job in another epartment. Oh, Bill. You’re wonderful. Thank you. You should open up an employment agency. That’s what my wife says. That reminds me, she asked me to pick up a few things on the way home. Does your wife work, too? Yes, she’s a florist. Does she like it? Yes, she was saying just last night that she had never enjoyed a job more. So now, what are we going to do about you? You said that you had been doing a lot of thinking. Yes, I was thinking that maybe I needed a change. (S2, BIMARMA AB, ita te BIA ATI PRI LE. bean, UROL, WIR. REF RR IMB xt BAAR. RAR TR, MURA RH LRERE. RAK LB? Rin, WAT eB. WERE? Hk. WERE LT RAAT EE. BT. RHOEEAD? MURBEBT RE. HM, RABRARMERALH. 139Bill Have you ever thought about being a tour guide? Laura A tour guide? Bill Someone told me that he had heard that they needed another Spanish-English tour guide. Even though they | haven’t announced the opening yet, I’d apply now. ‘ Laura Maybe I should. You really are a sweetheart. Bill Good luck. kR RMA RAS SY SH? oi Si? HR AARON BES ER HSH. RASRARDRAG, TERME. SH PERMA. ALAPAHA. AEDDAT REMRG, ARARHKREVENE F Gem (REDE, (RRA RR, RUPE: It's so kind of i you.(@RH). MERARAE, IMA ERPOR: WAS How nice of you to ...1( ¢RAE----- ASE T! ), How nice of you to come. (fA RALT! )- GREAT, FSARAE, SHAM OHARA HA. ARMED RT ANE RHR a snwit S# FX: 4 It's so kind of you. 2 How nice of you to drive me home. ie Te Wk 3 oe gCrazy English OX ) Fi PMR 438 BC Complaining and jawauki¢ Criticizing impossible [imposebl] a. [11] ATE: HOARE HAA a pain in the neck [RIA RAK CHES fancy [feensi] a. HB: TENE ©. fidiculous [ridikjules] a. Teh, WAN 633 634 635 «It’s not polite. ix77Li. 636 | didn’t ask for a lecture. KRRS(RRAUIR. 637 That's a terrible thing to say about ... MBA RAAT. 638 You’re too critical. (AHI. 639 You’re too strict. (KAP. 640 You’re always ... (RRBiKA6 1h641 You sound like my mother. (rita Rt BiH. 642 Won't you ever ...? #ia(rizA-----M? 643 Does he have to ...? #h4E--- AAI? 644 Whycan’the...? #Amt@HE---? 645 Is that all you can say? (ra AAR? 646 He’s impossible. 7AM, 647 He’s amonster! #2—MEH! 64g He’s a machine. ##2—Miz. 649 He’s a pain in the neck. (hE AAM AIK. 650 He’s driving me crazy. (}B#RERT. 651 It’s not fair. MHz. 652 It’s notright to... (----- BATH. 653. It’s terrible. He. 654 That’s too bad. #AH#T. 655 Itis not OK. ix. 656 This is very inconvenient. ix@AAE. 657. It isn’t very fancy. x#-AiRHA. 658 That’s ridiculous. BAKET. 659 That’s no way to live. a##4E+iZi8. 660 It’s embarrassing. #B7RiKH. 661 I’mnot happy with... #x---- Wie. 662 I’m not complaining. R7az. = 162Be Crazy English goo AE Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad fay Mama, I’m hungry. I want a hot dog. Ali, be patient. Now let’s see. On this map there are three restaurants in the Plaza of Nations, Italian, French, and Spanish. How about Italian food for lunch? But, Father, I want a hot dog! Ali, be quiet. I’m talking to your mother. Dear, he’s only six. Look! An ice cream man! May I have an ice cream sandwich, please, please? I love ice cream sandwiches. He’s impossible. He’s only a child. You may have your ice cream sandwich after lunch. 0, BRT. REA. REPCAK WE, TEA. RRPCKE BORA. RKELH, A[RRREAA iy HZ, VABANAK, ABRRMBRFRR. FRICBANREAH? 22, 86, REA! RRFCAE MH, HM, RERRBMKIA. RREBAAK FEW, AAP! me Bl Os! BIDE KRRS IAB? K KT! RRBRICARHE Hie. RRPBLE NAT te. RRFBAA fh). RERBAE VRFRWERT TKR R=S BE. 163ia (2 006 20 Mr. Crawford Hi, dear. Sorry I’m late. Mrs. Crawford That’s OK, dear. Busy day? Mr. Crawford Yes, very. My secretary, Miss Segura... Mrs. Crawford Laura! How is she? Mr. Crawford She’s fine, but... Mrs. Crawford Oh, that’s good. She’s very nice. Mr. Crawford Yes, she is, but she’s always late. Mrs. Crawford Very late? Mr. Crawford RRA L RRB AA Rhee E BABAR RBs AE RRB AA RReEE MBBAA RHRBLE Yes. Fifteen minutes is very late! FR, RART. CART—A. ROM. RAR, RH, 1S? , Bt. RHBRSBH ME Sil! weEZRT? aOR, (a A, HARE. wes, sR, Sia Re) 42589? WB, RAT+ADH, ERP ST!Crazy English OOO HR 31K, BM: You're too critical.( fi strict( (RAP iB). You're always ...( ize: sound like my mother. ( (A381 @BBEMOHS), Won't you ever ...? (HEAR RRR? ), 1 ii : He's impossible. fh7°5] 52M ), He's a monster!( #2—ME¥1!_), He's a machine.(4b2—ABtL ), He's a pain in the neck.( A-MELARIRUK), He's driving me crazy. HLEIERIER T )- AT, MK, AREHR, BRT Sibie ESRD. REBH. AT SSR, MBER H RBH PACE, Mie FAH AAR, RHEE SUA ABIE, NAT DRIAL ER TRF, Ai PH AMGESAR. ABM THER, CRABNSRORT Lt SMTMOR Sth. PREPARA MBM A SAE. STMT BAhH: 4 The sweater you sent me is smaller than | ordered. It's not OK. 2 I'm not happy with the sweater you sent me. It's smaller than | ordered. 3 | want to complain about the sweater you sent me. It's smaller than | ordered.SOF gai atting and # Hi Reassuring *® +3 28e8 © 0 WE movie [mu:vi] on. HEEB a : blond [blond] a. GRR) RN; BHM So 663 I don’t mind. #x78. 664 Take your time. si#@. 665 Calm down. ¥#%—TF. 666 ©Relax! aaaet! 667 Don’t worry. si#@. 668 There’s nothing to worry about. saHtam#b 669 Don’t cry. 313. 670 Don’t be upset. 7E sith. 671 Good try! 2mats.672 673 Crazy English (OO #i ER | You’ve tried. #24R3AT. That’s part of ... #8----H—#2. we se ws Hello, are you an artist? I don’t know. The judges are making up their minds. Watch it, your ice cream is dripping. Thanks. Speeches are really boring, aren’t they? You can say that again. That ice cream looks good. Where did you get it? Here. Have a bite. Ah... Go ahead. I don’t mind. HE. PERBSRR? RARE, PREE DRE. vb, (AKA MPR. HH. BHAA, NEN? PREG? RAMBLER MI, KAERS KAN? *, t—A. EWR! BLAINE. 161MAK 2 & es, (6 006 Pedro Where were you last night? Miguel At the movies. Pedro Oh yeah? Which one? Miguel Uh, I forget. Pedro Oh, you forget, huh? Were you with someone? What was her name? Miguel As a matter of fact, I was with... Pedro Aha! I’m never wrong. Was it anyone I know? Miguel Yes, Pedro, I... Pedro No. No. Let me guess. Hmm. It’s someone I know. Was it... Miguel Pedro, this isn’t a game. Oh, Miguel. You’re always so serious. Relax! Now, who... Miguel Pedro... REP KER REP KER REP KER RBS Km REF ABR wee KER RRR LILA T 2 Bay. R, Hi? R—R? Rm, RSET. He, (ET. OT REE AN? OU TASS? BLL, RAR 1) RRS. RIG? BH, WES, Be BR, FE, URRRE MR, KEBRURMA, He PES, ARAB.Crazy English goo AAPM Pedro Was it the woman in the candy store? You know, the one with blond hair? She’s always smiling at you. Miguel No, Pedro, it was... Pedro Hmm, I’m usually good at these games. How about Danielle? Miguel Shut up! RES LRRSOMIART? HAHA Aa? EM RE - KER FR. WEP, Bo GOs B. RSSMRBERT. BAAR? KER HRKT! 45 RRR, SIRT, HPF DURE oye Blin ZR. MRRP RARE-AN. SANKAR C He JHRLRARRR, BELSRERT. KH, RR HHR-PESRAR TS. RAAMANA AI : Don't be upset. (AE Hitt), You've tried. HREBRAT), Good try!( Sm SE). RAKIA RAIA, TL: Take your time.( Hi) #4), Calm down.(¥#—F), There's nothing to worry about.( RATA THON). AKTom EESUNABMEBRARASLAM ARR, DS EURK. WASABI Shey OR. snwmin ##)x: 1 Calm down. There's nothing to worry about. 2 Relax. There’s nothing to worry about. 3 Don't worry. I’m sure you can make it.(006 Ht He Tk “40 Comparison, Differences a Similarities LeBel ee lA] apparently —[e'perentli] ad. SAK; IME exactly [ig’zeektli] ad. mits $e sensitive [sensitiv] a. RBHEAURI: BURR” charming [tfa:min] a. RAR ol tennis [tenis] n. RaRR ~ badminton [beedminten] 0. HGH racket [reekit] n. BRE 674 They can... as much as they want. A ATAT DAB BDA BD, 675 You're as... aS... (R#---- #8 676 I like... more than... REK---BF--- 677 They’re more ... than you. (tiki: 4 678... is the most delicious thing in the world. — ve fH ESO aCrazy English QOO WitE 679 What's the difference between them? HNZAATAAE? 680 They are so different from each other. 4b {14k 7. 681 They don’t seem to have much in common. MIF RRATCEA R. 682. It’s the same. 2—##H. 683 Sodol. xt-#. 684 Neither dol. #bmBik#. 685 Nor dol. #7 EiK#. “\. Marta Michael and Pedro! I didn’t know they knew each 2 other. Neither did I. But apparently, they used to be best friends. Marta Really? They don’t seem to have much in common. What happened? Miguel To make a long story short, Michael's old girlfriend fell in love with Pedro. Marta Oh. That sounds like Pedro. BR DARMMES! HUI, RATA. XBR RRM. PE. RBAN. fh{i]— EF SAAR. Bre Bi? RUTGRATAHEA, BECHER? XBR KER, DRTIANKBAS MEP T. Bre W FRARREMBE TO. —-(006 | eH Xe He Miguel No, it wasn’t exactly Pedro’s fault, but Michael wouldn’t speak to him after that. Marta That’s understandable. Miguel Maybe. But it’s a shame. Marta Well, Michael is sensitive. That’s why he’s so charming. Miguel Yes, but now that Michael is seeing Joanna, I hope he’ ll forgive Pedro. Marta You don’t have to worry about Pedro. Miguel I know, but I think a good friendship deserves a second chance. Marta So dol, but... Miguel And Pedro needs his old friend. He’s very lonely. Marta Lonely? Every time I see him he’s with a different woman. ABR AR, BRRLAMET HR, GEM, DB TRRDS BABI T Bare PATE RH. KBR hit. A, RERSMAREAN. BRE WW, BRRMARS—A, MIAAMASA BR. KER AME, CRBRKRAMNTRMRERKER, RH BLS inthe > BRR PRAKHEREP BK. XBR RAM, PARAARBARANAASAT HONE. BRE ROAM, Fit---- AER MAMSTRRLHEHA, HiESAS. BRE MS? SRRALBNTANKATE KH.Crazy English goo %% ARAB Sa. LRA NG Do SiceM]. You're as... as... (FRADE) TAB REREBIA, BM: You're as beautiful as a princess. (A+ — 32H) ; I like ... more than... BER #F--+-), iM: | like playing badminton more than (playing) basketball. (RBXTAERRT TER). LBELAGN, wile A> SAAR ZShSI be : What's the difference between them?( 4b MZ AAE?.); WRT They are so different from each other.( fH{]2 ARAM E BI), BB's the same. (HEH), RARSERACT. :Ht OMe He Me (2 006 wD Appearance and HARE Features 88e ce fe SSe 4 mustache [mes'ta:f] nH, HT 3 ~~ attractive [e'treektiv] a. AMSA ge ~~ intelligent [in'telidgont] a. BWI, AA -” considerate —_[ken’siderit] a. PRIMEY: A RB ABET talented [telentid) a 47 eiH ambitious [em'bifes] a. FARM stubbom —_['staben] a. US, a mY ~° slob [slob] a. BB ORB) MA | independent [indi'pendent] a. akin: AEM 83 © apartment —[e'pa:tment] on. fl; Res Seese. +20 0eeee 4 1 686 What do they look like? #in2H+2%F09? 687 He’s tall and handsome. (#@x2e. 688 She’s short. #ea+ 7. 689 His hair is thin and almost all white. HH ARRH, LFSAT. 690 He has a strong face. ##e@RHmE. 691 He has a beautiful smile. #aRem%e.692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 704 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 Crazy English Qoo ki HERR He has a mustache. jeer. She’s pretty. wm. She’s attractive. s#RiA. She’s a lovely lady. #2+m7#HxA. He looks ... (hB#3----- He looks just like me. ##Ka@mR—#—#. What color is ...? ----2+4meA? It’s green. T2REN. It’s like gold. g@a7—#. I'm very strong for my age. RAH, RRB. You're intelligent. ¢cRx8H8. He’s smart. (7H. She’s talented. hax. You're so confident. “#HAaaO. He’s very nice. 4A ina: He’s considerate. jaauaz. He’s ambitious. fieainn. He’s serious. (eH. He’s so quiet. “mews. He’s stubborn. “ma. You're a slob. (2 MaiB ez. He’s a great guy. #2SkSaHA. He’s an independent child. #2 Raunt. 515 716 TIT 718 719 720 721 722 XA 1 He acts like a child. LRT AT. He never could sit still. #uxreeeR—AIL- He doesn’t listen to anyone. {hie Miasimnr. He asks a lot of questions. #RZA 2. That’s the way he is. ‘#2. That sounds like him. WexRREHTH- Leopards don’t change their spots. HFMAT CMH. ( THAR, BERS. ) All children are like that. PrP BEAD. Mrs. Farias Tell me about Michael. Joanna Well, he’s very tall and handsome. He has big blue eyes and long blond hair. Mrs. Farias Oh? How long? Joanna Down to his shoulders. It’s beautiful. Like gold. Mrs. Farias What does he do, dear? Joanna He does many things. He’s very creative. He’s a great painter, really. He | RRMAA SR HARDER TOM. FRB ge SAHRA. B— ek hooe KNSRAE ‘ KEMAA BR! ASKS? FRB BIR BeS, RAH. et EMM AK B READ BT. Fee wwSH, DRA. SLLCETETCrazy English 9gO0 Fi FN also gives free English lessons to the people in his neighborhood. Mrs. Farias | see. Joanna You're going to like him. Everybody does. Mrs. Farias Where does he live? Joanna He has a small apartment on 88th Street. Mrs. Farias A small apartment. On 88th Street. Joanna Don’t worry, Mama. I’m not going to marry him tomorrow. RK, HELA GSLACR. KMMAAK BET. FRB KRBSERIEH, SAME RE RRGAA hee BSB? FRB HANAE, EAT. RMMRAA NOB. ZAMS. FRB BED, OM, RKSAAMRA EN. Jim —_ He doesn’t watch television! He doesn’t go to \ the movies! He goes to the store every day. He never takes a day off! Pearl Jim, calm down. Jim =_— He never laughs! He never gets angry! Frank That’s the way he is, Jim. BW TR RM, TBEY, SALMA, hARB AY! HR | A. BTR. BM EMAAR, wREA! HE RABE, AwHe Me Ht {2 006 Af SMRASE is features (HE), hair (3%), height (++). Mice MMA BAE!? “Her skinis pure as a brand new snow, her eyes set people's hearts a glow, lips red as blood, hair black as night” (AbANBERREHOa , Rh TRB AD, HNREAOLUM, HH SRI). ARBRNSAABER, ME : with blond hair and blue eyes. LAT FANE, Fi He's tall. 3 He’s short. i a SLT. HSA MMMMER: gentle and quiet (588), lively (532). OMAR TBM, URGED Amt? th HOMES, RUASEER, CEMARAAMBA. & BMA? STM @2# fx: He's very nice. He's considerate, although stubborn sometimes.