Crazy English OOO iH ae A Greetings #133" Florida [flo:ride] a. keep in touch 1 Hello. ¢x#. Hi. i. 3 Good morning. #54. 4 Good afternoon. —+#. 5 Good evening. ®1#. 6 Good night. mi / mz. 7 Good day. {# "He18 19 20 How are you? (4713? I'm fine, thanks. #27@eF, iat. Very well, thank you. #/27, isha. And you? {Rie How are you doing? (78 EAH? How have you been? {x8ir #7032 It’s been along time. #amR. How was your day? (**SxugEAH? What’s happening? £47423 What’s new? Sif 41? What's up? ink? Vm home! #637! | X Bill Good morning, sir. XU 1 Man Good morning. Paulo _ Hello, Bill. How are you today? Bill Fine, thanks. Beautiful day! Paulo Good for business. Bill Sure is. Paulo See you later. Bill OK. Paulo. See you later. HR AEP. Bt #. RE WG. eR, SABO?LAR RF eR RF te aR Crazy English goo HER Ri, BR. SRAARH! MER AT. ize. BAR. H. BAR, RF. wig2 Pedro Michael Pedro Michael Pedro Michael Pedro Michael Pedro Michael RES TAs wee RR ies BRR REF HR RES RR It’s been a long time. Yes, it has. How have you been? Much better since I spoke to you last. You know, Michael, I’m sorry about... You don’t have to be. Then why are you still angry? Anyway, I am sorry. Tam, too. I thought we were friends. We were. How’s Marian? HAART. BW. RAFAT. REED CE RAHA ST WR, RRA, RRMOMAT 7K. PBARATAGBER? FEEAH. RAP ROR. RHE, RARNEGHR-. 2H, RNZSRK. 39 ip RHI?1 006 | 4 36 4 Me Pedro Michael Pedro Michael Pedro Michael Pedro | 1 don’t know. I haven't seen her for almost three years. Didn’t she stay with you? No. | saw her for a few weeks, and then she left. She went to Florida. Haven't you kept in touch? No. There was no reason to. I was happy to see her go. Then why did you... Now wait a minute, Michael. I didn’t go looking for her. She came to me. RBS RAME. REARE RAAT .- BRR WRARRE-LB? RES LA, RNRERLSEM, RAT. WES S EMT. BRR HRMIRARBRAB? REP 2A, RARTS » BREXMET. RR PARATAB-- REF BH. DER. FARARWN, VALLI. ER BAM ith nice smile HTB AA, H HEAR, GRE—-NE, RERDA MIR Hi SiitHello. MAZMIRBUMITIOAR, tee Hi, BSR A AMG]. ORT. Seat TaTIBOE +h4E# 2 KIB, 31 Good morning!( # E47), Good afternoon!( KF #7), Good evening!(ae Est) =, #0 AEN, RORRSENA, tema : How are you?( tir stayitse), How are you Going?( 4EIE CANE ), SHR MEISE “Fine, thank you.” Ik dhik4 Very well, Pretty good, Not bad S733Sk. RRB -ABERA- BANG SS, MAK PUCRCMO MAbs. BA, MRE RIND #79” ViLAnd you?( (Ase? ) ASHRAM. MRBBMTARRHERA, WIBANARL oR, MAlt's been a long time.(#74 78 1.), How are you doing?( (xii AH? ) Biz How have you been? ((xHRESF0G2 What's new?( His 447 )What's Up? ERE? ): WHRRAR ARB ART A: How is ...? $2), LR—-ROR. A MIME. AR 'm home!( EIST! ), RA — BK iteiaR—S}: How was your day?( #4 FUBEAH? ).Ae Meeting People A iA pleased [pli:zd} a pleasure [pleza] n. : museum [mju(:)'ziem] neat He 21 Thisis ... xrB----.- 22 I want you to meet ... #sp2a¢piAi2.----- 23. Do you know ...? ¢iiAiB-----AG2 24 Let me introduce ... it 7¢#.-.--- 25 How do you do? ‘47, 26 ‘(I’m very pleased to meet you. RBXWUR. 27 ‘I'm glad to meet you. #@ayzilinir, 28 It’s nice to meet you. iinenieayee. 29 It’s a pleasure meeting you. REX,Crazy English goo HERR Paulo __— Bill! Bill Hi, Paulo. Paulo Bill, this is my sister, Joanna Farias. Bill Very pleased to meet you. Paulo Excuse me, Bill. Your last name is...? Bill O'Neill. Paulo Bill, O'Neill. Joanna How do you do, Mr. O'Neill? Bill Call me Bill. Woman Excuse me, sir. Is this the Museum of Modern Art? Paulo Good-bye, Bill. See you this afternoon. Bill Good-bye. A pleasure meeting you, Joanna. Now, Miss, the Museum of Modern Art is... RO fF hal ‘eam, RB. Ho RP ER, AVATAR - kal. HER RBI. RF 7M. ther. RHA tka = RE R. RE te: ReR. FRR RERKE. BH. HER = REE ARREST T Kt KE, NE, AARATAMKBMIR? RE BR, tA, FER. KR BR. REXMARAA, FRM. BW. a. MRRMaria Howard, this is Paulo Farias, the new manager, and his sister, Joanna. My husband, i Howard Becker. ; Joanna & Howard Nice to meet you. Paulo Here’s the room, 201. \Z waz 2 BAL ELE, SUARKNA HERS ATM. FLAN GRFLMB. RARKRK Ete: As. FRBMRES RBA. RF ZIT. RAR, 2012. ERAT, MARR a oe ih, SRRRAT AS B, PATIMABEF, ble AVFLSRFIRE: SN This is ... (R47 #EEAMS, LHEPBAD (0, SCRE, RAITR, HAIDO you know .. i 1B? ) ABBR Rh, RETA. ARIE # &, WARM, AHIR How do you dor” 2"!'m pleased to meet you.” 3 SRES—-XOSNARAT, ERHS. RHLABELF ASMA KRM E. 3 “Hil Nice to meet you.” > ve heard alot about you. (DWURERE AF OR) BAFRNSCrazy English QOO ¥ii “eM “AMMAR: I've wanted to meet you for a long time. #F SIRT ) JO, ES LIT LM TERRES, REAM. ALOMAR A,ao Farewell 7 3 fl 30 31 32 33 Paulo Bill Farias Bill Farias ¥ jen (2006 | 44 3 s See you. Bm. Good-bye. 4m, Good day. g&/#R. Good night. mx. Mid 1 F Hello, Bill. \ \ Hi, Paulo. How are you? Fine, thanks. Bill, this is my mother, Mrs, Farias. Mother, Bill O’Neill. How do you do, Mr. O’Neill? Pleased to meet you, Mrs. Farias. Paulo, is that Joanna over there? Yes. Joanna! Joanna!Bo UA eas te Farias. Good night. Paulo, see you tomorrow. RP HR, Ui. tea 1S, RS, MF? RF RS, WW. HR, RMLERBO ARMA A. i, RMA - RE. RRMA RURAL. iI. bea MEXR, KRMAK. AMAL BB, MUMLETATAM? Re 2M. FRM! Rw! RRMAK RIERA, BM. MEARE. 8 Hear RERIA, RMMAK, HERR. RB, BAR. Goodbye 32M God be with you. Ri 5 fillz) ROMEMAN, MIBRBNARZ. FRM. SA BAD ABTD, RABEALR AAU, BM: See you! (BM), See you+ sta! (2M! ) SEB ESBAA {AGE P RY bye-bye RHF, RLANRT MANE, ERE BA. ERM, WAR A AIK “Good day!" 47, ike “Havea good day!" (FEN, RAN —R! ) AMMAR. BART Good moming st Good evening, XARA ASTI, MULE, READ ALA RIES ATA Good night EABZRA “RR” VRE.1 006 | HH 3 He xy Pleading if * 22 88Oe 0 9 DOLOR [beik] vite ° {stju:] n. HAR steno pad ['steneu peed) nh tidak corp.=corporation [ko:pe'reif an] n. Kea address [e'dres} nm. Stik: fib: brochure [brau'J jus) n. SPA ELAS ST sincerely {sin'sieli] ad. ECR © florist [florist] nti pit 34 Excuse me. x77. 35° Yes? Atta? 36 Can you help me? seat» 37. Pm sorry. 74m, 38 Can you help me with ...? rae #84192 39 No way. 38/JJL. 40 Would you help me ...? age e--- 1B?44 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 Crazy English QOO His Can you give me ahand? #a8R-—Pt? | have a favor to ask. HB Me. Would you do me a favor? #reeBR-— Pit? May | ...? #7TbL------ 2 I'm afraid not. @ia7%47. May |...? #61? Go ahead. i#(718. Forget it. 178. Ican..., can’t I? Ae: AB? Of course, you may. #r24%ATLL. Do you mind ...? (PB - B? Not at all. —Aib7. Would you mind if ...? mR----, sre? Please. #i. Do it for ... #HBZAT.--- Carlo What are those, Anna? Anna Baked potatoes. Counterman Next! Man A hamburger and French fries, please. FR 2, MH ATA? RB HESS. RSA P—-fl. At BAR-TRE, DABS. BCounterman Joe, burger and fries. Next! Anna You're next, Carlo. Carlo Uh, stew, a salad, and coffee, please. Counterman Here you are. The coffee’s at that counter over there. Next! Anna Vegetable soup, please. Counterman Here you are. Next! BSR FF, RS. BR—-Z! F—-tr. 2B Ris, ERT. £R Rh, BBRHA. —Bvin. KAMMRE RSA ARN, WHARWHESL. K—fr. RR BARRA RSA ARM. Ft! Mis 2 aoe tage Mr. Crawford Ms. Segura, step into my office, please. Bring your steno pad. Laura Yes, sir. Mr. Crawford To Mr. James C. Wilson, President, United Printing Corp. You can look up the address in the files. Laura Yes, sir. Mr. Crawford “Dear Sir: Please send this office 10,000 copies of the World’s Fair brochure. Thank you. Sincerely,” and sign my name. Laura Yes, sir. Mr. Crawford Send that out this morning, Ms. Segura. Laura Yes, sir.Crazy English goo HER Mr. Crawford It’s Mrs. Crawford’s birthday. I want to buy “i Laura RABBLE BL RABBLE BH RHBBLE HH HBL FH RHRBEE HH her some flowers. Call up the florist and tell him to send my wife a dozen roses. Yes, sir. BWM, WPMRCHNAHNASR! ih, Fe4b. SRSURAD SABRI - MBAS. HR PY A PERS SS PIR fh AGH HE Bh. KE. “BURUMES, i S—Aih BBS + ih BR DAZ, BHR. RESRHSS. 2M, KA SRPLESH, BAMe. BH, KH. SRARMBRAAHER, REXELSH. FIPSBE, Wai MRARAA. Bi, KE. ARREEA, BNTAE MARR DBRS, SAhTRRAR LAA RCRA. PREM: Can/May+l...20RTb 1D? (BRM RAT BARE ARS IER, —ARA could fib A can, maya&A Lo MA, RRO canny Et —e, RAT BRE ABLE. MH might AFRERMAK, F S82H0. FH “Do/Would you mind...?" “Would you mind if ...2"(HO5R--+=, #RARNB? ) Sethe ZA TER BAM AIF. MM “Would you mind my smoking here?” “Would you mind if | x | smoke here?”eae 13 906 a RA, HFMAMIER, RRA E? WiPAIBEE SY ATTA RE: No way.(i@/JJL), Forget it(A8): MH— A MIBS HAA: I'm sorry.(74GHH), I'm afraid not AMER): S FRABAMIAAB AM: Go ahead.( 4 5B), Of course, you can.( #4285] 1%), Not at all. stb).Crazy English QOO tie Showing & W Thankfulness aK welcome [welkern] v mention [menfan] v. HR: WR employment [im'ploimant], n. ARAL; a Mb resign [rizain} v. He recommendation [rekamen‘deij an] _n. HEE HERE MG 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 | can’t thank you enough. 7 AER. Thanks for ... itiiffp----- You're a sweetheart! (3247! Thank him for me if you get a chance. ANS Rin. Thank you, anyway. FBSPASS HAM. Sure. mixm. You’re welcome. 724.wis 1 64 65 66 67 68 69 Don’t mention it. RzieH. Not at all. sj24, At your service. REACH. It's my pleasure. XBR BHA. | was happy to do it. HRA. What are friends for? Az aaa. Bill Excuse me, sir. Yes? Is this the Museum of Modern Art? No. This is the Space Building. That’s the Museum over there. Thank you very much. You're welcome. RR KE, Ba HR tAR? RK REFAMREROMIE? KR FAR, RAEASAE. MUMRVSHE. RR WHE. KR ABA. Wee Se What about the employment office here at the Fair? Did you check with them? Laura No, | didn’t.Crazy English 900 HEM Bill. Why not? Laura Because they aren't going to help me. I resigned from a good job! Bill Maybe you're wrong. Laura Oh, Bill. You need recommendations to get a good job. Mr. Crawford isn’t going to give me a recommendation. Bill Look. Mr. Crawford is difficult to work for, right? Laura Right. Bill Well, maybe the employment office knows it, too. Laura Is that possible? Bill Of course, it’s possible! Maybe you're his seventh secretary in two years! Laura Maybe. Thanks, Bill. Bill Don’t mention it. Good luck. KR BASHABDITIE? MAMMA? Hh RA, RRA- eR AAR? FH AANTSEMRHN. RECESS OREO LH tein thiT RIT» SM BR, TR, BRO L, EHAMRENREA. Fe HREAETABRSEAAN. LR 8, BRHCASAR RE, RETA? Sh #. ELAR | thi A eA th AK -MBTE. GM ABTS? KR SAAT! RREREHAEREL EBD! Bi theme, BR, LEAR. HR AE, Ria! i“Thank You.” 2205 PA BiB, AMIE RH “a WW" RET SES. COMAFHSBA, WSR PATE, EMUTLA. BR RRR SUESS. B2. ERIS. “Thank you.” LSTMAFS AER, KERB AREER, REA AM Ash, TMPMRA “Thank you.” ikMHS SB, Pte SRARERASH. RAR, USDA AMEE SAN. SR, PBR PARSE RH, STL: Sure.( B7%89), You're welcome. (7-4), Don't mention it. (ARE), Not at all.( S14), At your service. KHZ 3255), It's my pleasure. (SX2R RRA), Iwas happy to do it-( BARS XARA), What are friends for?( ABA js) 7S). ERROR, HASSE. ASRS MIE LAR, PERRO. RRR T HDS the! WEAR SMRE MA SIME. S24: 4 its my pleasure. ' 21am happy to do it. ) 3 What are friends for? ; (006 | 4 3 1h me 3)Crazy English goo HER 18 Apology it & Bee 288 O8® GHSOS © 9 8 SOOO Se interrupt _[inte'rapt] MOST PR Se apologize [e'poladgaiz] ve iki pavilion _[pe'viljan] n SF, ROH - sandwich — ['seenwid3, senwidt{] 0. =H e3 See ore oee 6) 2 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 Excuse me a minute. igmiR#AR—TF. | hope I’m not interrupting anything. BBRRANRItA. I'm sorry. 37%. Forgive me. Rink. That’s all right. ##. That’s OK. x. It doesn’t matter. xx. Forget it. AXES. Don’t apologize. 7H. You don’t have to be sorry. RAR.12.006 | ih 36 4h ve Mr. Nikzad Excuse me, sir. Can you help me? Where is the Italian restaurant? It’s in the Italian Pavilion, over there. On the second floor. Mr. Nikzad Thank you. Ali Bill aR ye FEAR Tcan have an ice cream sandwich later, can’t I? Of course, you can. After lunch, RRPBCAE WR. AE, MRAM BAR RARE? RE BUNHBAAES RM. oR. RRPBAL hw. $52 JLB We KE BBS OG? SAT, GRACHFRE. Pee reno j Who’ s that? i He’s here. Please, Joanna, for me. The door’s open! | Come in! Hi, Paulo. Hello, Michael. Do you know my sister, Joanna? No, I don’t. Joanna, I want you to meet Michael Crawford. He’s driving us to his parents’ party. How do you do? It’s a pleasure to meet you Joanna. I'm ready, but Joanna... Oh, Paulo. Just five more minutes. Sorry to keep you waiting. Don’t apologize. I'm happy you’re coming.Sraey ENS OKO tr FRB Zw RE WRT. RIRT, FRM, HTB. TR, aH! BER WH RE. RE, AR. RUA Seo? BRR Aikiz. REF FRB, NAT, RALRR- RWS. HERR MESMRRLGHRS. FRM thet BRR FRB, MEARE. RE ROSAS, BRARM- FRB BRS, BMAP MMTT. NR, IAS. BER TK. RRB MRNRSM. REA, Excuse me AATHAEAUANTA BRM , WHTHSIA AA. MERA. 4BLA TRUS. REET BLA POZA AAS, ARIA, | beg your pardon. (HAE, EW MRA) Excuse me a minute (JARRRAR—T) # HAWS ARN RSW R MER. BAT Excuse mez, T VA) Bei —P RA, lie Excuse me, | didn't mean to.(34 BR, BSRACEI). iil'm somy.(HAH), Forgive me.( FAR BR) RAARAERMEMT. YR, REASMGRTANAR SR— TRO IB T= Forget it( AYER), Don't apologize. 7 FRiEAR), That's OK. (HEA )o= = (006 | # S| AY Offers and % if Invitations S3se-~. ce838 se ge ©S Brazil {bre'zil rey BCBS] Se es Iran [ira:n} n. -GE WSe] ee SS0e00°- o200G08 SOoaeoes 2 8eeeO 80 What can I do for you? BtZEBRMSR? 81 Let me know if you need me. BERBERA. 82 Can! buy you a drink? #4e44 (escape AyNa? 83 Shall we invite ...? ai) =A Bwis--...2 84 Would you like to join us? #@Sinm? 85 «I'd love to. HREE. 86 I'd love to, but ... #R#BH, FLB----.- 87 He’s been invited. agit 7,Crazy English 900 HY EN 88 I'd like to invite you to ... ABBA: 89 Maybe some other time. XxBixie. 90 Vil take arain check. RRR-EH. Mrs. Farias When is Michael coming to pick you up? Joanna He said seven. Would you get the door please, Mama? Mrs. Farias Hello, Michael. How are you? Michael Fine, thank you, Mrs. Farias. And you? Mrs. Farias Well, as a matter of fact, I’m not feeling very well today. Michael What’s the matter? Mrs. Farias Oh, I’m sure that it’s nothing serious. Joanna, Michael's here! Joanna Hi, Michael. Michael Hi, you look great! Joanna Thank you. “MMAR BRIAR? TRB fhit-t mR. iB, ANH? HRMMAA LR, HRS? RR RY, WHAMMAA, Boe? RRRAA Th, BLE, RORA-ADAMR. sR BAT? RRMAAK WW. RATER. FRM, DERRKT. FRM 8. RR. ER %. RSAYRRR! TRB Wit.Ak Wk = © 006 Mrs. Farias Will you two please excuse me? I have some things to do in the kitchen. b Michael —_ Certainly. What's up? Joanna Thave some exciting news. Michael — What is it? I hope you’re not going back home, Joanna No. Right now I can’t think of any place I’d rather be than here. But... Michael What is it, then? Joanna How would you like to go to Brazil for two years? © wMMAA CMA, RRSRA—AR. TASER FBSA. EREH? TRB RA-TOANSHHB. BRR TAKE? KSLREOM Toe? FRB BA, RBRERTRE, MPU MERA Be Rs IRR BUA Sets oR? FRB KA RANGE PRAEB HE? N Bill Ali, the next bus will be here any minute. ey Yamamoto I'm going to the J apanese Garden. HQ «Al Are you Japanese? I’m from Tran. = Yamamoto [ was born in Japan. Ps Ali I went to the Japanese Garden last week. Yamamoto Did you? Ali Yes, it’s very pretty. My mother liked it very much, I think it’s too quiet there, but ’ll go with you if you want. Yamamoto Thank you. But if you come with me, your parents won't know where you are.Ali Crazy English 900 Hiei If you wait, I'll tell my parents where I’m going. Yamamoto You are a good boy. Maybe some other time. Ali Do you come here a lot? I’m here every afternoon. My father works in that bank. That’s my friend, Mr. O'Neill, the ice cream man. Yamamoto Here's the bus. Good-bye, Ali. And thank you. HER wz ae waz ye wa iy wa ye WAR bye wae 2, THERE SOR. REWAALAA. REREBAA? REPRBA. REARS. BRLMLAR AACR AL. BR, HAT? 2H, EERA, ROMREK. RRAMDARBT, FLL, WRREAMIA, WHR. WH. AL, RMORBRA, KLGRSA MIRE BET. RORESR-T, RRARCEOBRELME. AE. Rit, RRA. KERRELO? RERTFRERS. RESRER MRABLUE, BUBBA, RE REE, I JN. ®HAERT, BA, BS. BR!BRR, BUAES. RERATARAESS HS, GRAAAAS A NMBA. MRK, HPER Vaal. RAAMBSALU BAN IR RARE AP MPRAR MARRS. SE SMa =. ee ee ees A, SRSA BS RIERA, RAH BA AHA. FESTR—ABA. BRA EER pao (2 006 EBHRRNER. CRIA. GHAR SKB Thank you, MORMBRA, PIPERS: I'd love to.( 3 RAB) : MRARAAAT ERR, RHEE: Id love to, but... RBA, THE~---), Maybe some other time.( XR APL), I'll take a rain check. (BF R-BE). MRT AB IRGNo, (BSF, MRE RE MEDE— HIB, MRR LAA MEAD BR HAbeH THAME FAACRBAN Bo FPA take a rain check.(#Z PR-EK) "afS"rain check”, SERA BA— PRICES, 6 BAT Ewa. EMAAN AS MER ARR BS BHT - BATHS, BERORAN DER, BRERSES RR ASAT ORT, BARBRA? SFX: dlove to, but | have already got a date to play tennis. Maybe some other Fe. BOK time.Crazy English 900 Hi AS Receiving Guests LAER A BRS Geo GPOOSe co © answer the door * host {heust] fn: comfortable [kamfetebl] a. . ® hostess [houstis] n. OHGOee e+ - WHSoee +. *° 28880 2 28SS@o wi, ZIT Gwe) 2° Aum oo em; ARM Se EK aS + £88 OO0 22 68 GO@ Would you answer the door, please? ip FIF? The door’s open. /73:4k. Come in. iit. .. is here. ----327, Please sit down. ig. Sit down, would you? j#4s. Make yourself at home. 7.249%. Let me show you around. it#3# Thanks for coming. ssii¢z3tihi. aR Sh ee.S oad (2.006 | 100 101 102 Thank you for inviting me. istisitnisiaR. You're a great host. #¢#ETH HEA. I'm glad you had a good time. RABE F. Let me walk you to the gate. itmix¢nzjAO. Bre KBR BRS KER Bre Kms BRE KER BRS Who is it? Miguel. Pedro's friend. What a surprise! Come in. Thank you. Here. Happy birthday. Oh, Miguel. They’re beautiful! Thank you. I'm sorry about your headache. Headache? Oh, yes, my headache. I’m fine now, thank you. I'm glad. Let’s go to a movie, then. Miguel! What a good idea! B— 1? AER, MES AA. RBA! At. WH. RMS, RREARK. R. ABR, TORR. Wir. THAAR. RAB RB. A) G, BN, REAR, SUACSST. We BREN. BA, RN-RABBM, RH? ARR! AAEM!Crazy English oC JO HAR Wik 2 SN Michael Marta Michael Miguel Marta Joanna Joanna Michael BRR Bre eR AER BRE TFB AR ER FRB BRR Good-bye, Miguel. Nice meeting you. Good-bye, Marta. Thanks for coming. Bye. Don’t forget our English lesson on Wednesday. I won't. I'll be there. And why don’t you come, too, Miguel? Thank you. I will. And thank you for inviting me to the party. It was a lot of fun. Thank you again, Michael. I'll see you next Wednesday. Joanna, it was a pleasure meeting you. Thank you. It was a pleasure meeting you and Miguel. Good night. Well. Let’s sit down for a few minutes. I can clean up later. No, let me help you. No, that’s all right. I can do it by myself in the morning. BD, KER, MEXIA. BA, Re, BK AOE Ii - BR, BMSWIRX, RIFBST! HDT, RERN. KBR, HR, HAW? Wi, RARH, WRMERSMRS. RRA. GRR, WH, TRS. FRM, REMUIRR. WH, MENURRAAER. BR! #7. RNS-ZLE. RS—-S) BHR. A, ULBRB RMI. AD, RRA, PARPERINS CAE.Joanna It was a very nice party. It’s too bad Paulo had to work late. Michael Yes, it is, but I’m glad you had a good time. Joanna [liked your friends. Michael They liked you, too. I could tell. As a matter of fact, you made everybody feel comfortable. Joanna That's easy. You’re a great host. Michael Well, you’re a pretty good hostess. 1 was tired of giving parties by myself. FRB Wea. TeRS BAM. BER BW, RT! AL. RRSXRRARALD FRB RERKMHBA. RR feb. RABUR, BKL, MEARE RATE. FRB MPREA. MATHEHEA GRR MBA, KEMREDKEAT, RACHRSMMMAT- PRASHRGE 28, SIGMA, PDETRRPRAMK. M ik#EiT: Please sit down.(j§4); A#AtST ik: Make yourself at hi (AMR): PEASWMS SHR: Let me show you around. (it KI EULER). BARBER, TAHIR: Thanks for coming. (Him Wi): BOSARBIM, SLE: Let me walk you to the gate.( LRH AMA). BERABSH: You're a great host. (fet SMEA) | a (9 006 8Crazy English 900 FREER S ee Dining it #® cafeteria [kefitiorie] _n. flavor {fleive] n. specialty _[‘spefalti} n. appetizer ['epitaize(r)] —n. + TRE martini [ma:'ti:ni] nS Ree] lobster [lobste} fe, om, Fi = 104. I’m hungry. RRT. 105 What do you have for breakfast? ¢i1Pa@rctta? 106 There’s a cafeteria on the ground floor. #H-BA-ARAMET. How is the food there? ®ZAxt7z? The food is not bad. i474. It smells good. M#xKiRE. It tastes great. x3-# RAO.13006 | Ht 36 Hk 111 112 113 114 15 116 17 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 It’s delicious. GERAD. It’s tasty. TRAE, It’s ...-flavored. ix2----- OnkH. The rice is terrible. ig¢RxEnz. May | take your order now? #@m#= A213? Give me... ##---- What are your specialties? (NA@tt~HaX? .-. is very good today. S&ft----- RE. What do you want? #2 Att? I want... RE---- What would you like to have for the appetizer? SEBMAH Bc / hay Vd like ... R#E--- Here you are. 4447, Would you like a drink? #720 A+2? Yes, please. #71, No, thank you. A2T, iil. May | have the bill, please? gimme e4ARiza? You take your coffee black, don’t you? PRI AGOMRE, THB? What are you going to serve? (;BiARMEttA? I can make ... R2(----- Dinner is ready. igaie7T.132 133 134 135 136 Crazy English goo WifE MR Enjoy your dinner. a trneiatk. Have a bite. %—n. May | have some more? #4524? Vm full. snEtaT. I’ve had dinner already. RA SmuteKT. Aren’t you hungry? No, I’m not. Not really. Well, it’s 9:30, and I am. There’s a cafeteria on the ground floor. But it’s expensive, isn’t it? No, it isn’t. How’s the food? It’s not bad. OK. Then, let’s go to the cafeteria. PEGEEEEEE Bm RMR? RR RY, FEA. FA BR CHARET. RUT. RW E-Ra-AAMET FR TERRAMRTRARR, KEG? RR RY. FA HEAH? RM ARE FA FIL, RNREADSTE!1.006 | 48 3% 4h ME Mis 2 Waiter Mr. Crawford Waiter Mrs. Crawford Waiter Mr. Crawford Waiter Mr. Crawford Waiter Mr. Crawford Mrs. Crawford Waiter Mr. Crawford Waiter Mr. Crawford Mrs. Crawford Mr. Crawford Waiter RSA AR HE RSA RABBAA REA RE BIE BRS RRS RSA REBEL RUMBAA Here are your cocktails. Thank you. The sherry? For me, thank you. And the martini is for you, sir? Yes, thank you. May I take your order now? Please. The lobster is very good today. Dear? Oh, a fruit salad, please. Certainly. And you, sir? The lobster, and a salad, please. Thank you. Wine, sir? Wine, dear? No, not for me. No, thank you. Very good, sir. REUHSEA. SAL iH? RMN, Wit. RHBREREA ENE? Bi, WH. LEGER? aN SKOBRIMAG FRM, BAH. , HAR-AKRVPL.Crazy Englisn QOO ti REAR SH. AEB? RAE ARPA. BSR BH, LABFEU— ROSA? RHBBLE REK, SCRA? RHBBAK A, RE. REBEL AE, Wii. RSA 3H, HE. gs... 8 FRVAAGROR TC, WEAN, MS ABLE ARR PALIBRAE HH AREAR RITES LPOAME, RH RERRMABS 7. ARBBAMARCR, WEEE, HEL EEME ARRAN SE ERR RR, EAB. iM STAB: “This is really delicious.” 3¢ "This dish is very tasty.” 22% fig. =A AEYRAALS ME BBs “Thank you, I'm glad you like it.” BIE SS, ABB, a drinks AMIH. AIA, “Would you like a rink?" SREB, FR TERRI. MITER AIM, ‘8 ESSIB something to drink. REBEGEALAN. ARERR fo1E. SPDR “Thank you very much. That was really lovely." “I've very much enjoyed the meal, thank you."2 Aivid. = Athi “You're welcome. ¥'m glad you like it.” 228 A414.ak Mk sae 1 aw (2 006 wo Shopping % » bargain lettuce lime 502 98@ [ba:gin] on, EMT HUA SS [letis] n. ae, BE {laim) nH ° 137. May! help you? ge Atears503? 138 Doyouhave...? (RaRA--? 139 I’m looking for ... R#BX------ 140 | want to buy him a present. RB4HLMLY. 141 We don’t have ... today. SERRA HK. 142 It’s sold out. s:5eT. 143. How much is it? x32 144 How much does this dress cost? ix#xB#S x2Crazy English 900 HEH What's the price of ...? --- Etat It’s ninety-nine cents a pound. ix?+AMAD—B. They’re five for a dollar. ix#—-¥xH+. May | have a discount? weit? You can have a 10% discount. Wea A. l can give it to you for... ATL HBRA MR. It’s expensive. ix. They are on sale. xEASUHHE. It’s a bargain. EMER. It’s free of charge. 2&#H). How much do you need? #44)? How many do you need? ‘23/17? How many do you want to order? 2 Mz? How many do you suggest? si, AS AB? Whose oranges are these? x2#EHT? Vil take it. R+RET. That’s 4 dollars, please. a@fMz. Would you like to pay by credit card or in cash? SAR ERABENME? Do you accept credit cards? PRET AAG? Will you change a 100-dollar bill? (Ree ASTRA?c Th Wk | a =| (2 006 165 166 167 168 169 You forgot to pay. rmicHHT. What time do you close? #{i1JLAXI1? What are your business hours? ARATE Wet ie) BE? The store is open until 9:00. ixzSSWAAR. Saturday is our busy day at the store. SMAREBLERIMAFT. ~ Wis1 Jim Can I help you? Customer 1 Please. I can’t find the lettuce. Jim Isn’t there any in the second case? Customer 1 I don’t think so. Jim We don’t have a lot of lettuce today. How mucl do you need? Customer 1 Not much. Only one head. Oh, and a few lim Jim The limes are over there. Customer 1 There aren’t many there. Jim Oh? How many do you need? Customer 1 Oh, four or five. Yamamoto Is anything wrong? Customer 1 Oh, hello, Mr. Yamamoto. Yamamoto You know my name? Customer 1 Of course. Your market is famous. Yamamoto Is it? ; i ]Crazy English gO REIL am | OBBHA? BE RT. RRR. 48 So EF ERAW? AZ| RBA. 58 RNSRRARSRE, ORESL? mel 1S, —ORBT. HT, BELA. a8 | MBEMBW- AE1 BPTI. a8 BLT) Rel ARE. wa «Att Ala? BE1 W WARE, BH. ua | RRA? Ae1 4k, GHARAS. | uz 252 Customer 1 There’s an article about it in the paper. Here, look. GOING TO THE FAIR? FIRST STOP: YAMAMOTO’S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET. Jim May I buy the newspaper from you? Customer 1 No, take it, please. Here. Jam Thank you. Now the lettuce. Here. There was a head in the case with the cabbage. BE1 RALA-BRRHE. RK. RE: “HRNBRSE 19 B—3k: WARE.” a RLGRLAGRAB? BEL AA. RRA T. FESR. BR. a WW. RERRBEE, AT. ET SA-RMFAR me-#. a3 Te i 006 | ME 2 eo Dias How much is it? Seventy-nine cents. No. Give it to him for forty cents. It’s the last head. Thank you, Mr. Yamamoto. Good-bye. Good-bye. OK. Who’s next? Whose oranges are these? They’re mine. And the potatoes? Hers. That's $1.99, please. SLBA +thAD. ALQRAS, HORT, MERE. WHE, WAS, AR. BQ. #0, F-RiR? BEREEHET? REN. BRR? eth. —#E-ETABAS- OERLATRAR, PRA-MRERALRIE RAS, RARE. ERA, LIANE AR SAHRA DHRMMETIAI, MM: Good afternoon, sir, can | help you? M2+bhAv4 AaL Suhel: Yes, I'm RENE RR OSE AEBS ENS. ASHMAN T RE. MEST BT Biba BETHA, TEE. AYIEF. | want to buy hima present. RBAtE+4L4.), What's the price of ...?Crazy English goo Hi PTR . (oe BAAR? EMH ERAER—-H RIAA. HF RES, SABIE, RADE. Him, RIPRMRA “This price is expensive.” Wie, IEMAMAA TTT ALB “The price is high.” 3¢ “It's expensive." RAT BRTH: Can | have a discount?( WAR MA A? )e AYSMRRAS, MMR ERA credit card (AF 6) Atk. MPRA T OR, RESB AMAA CH {2A WS AP ETT LR EPCRA TIL {RH BRAM. Would you like to pay by credit card or in cash AAR AFRAB ENS? ), INRERE ATA FRM. Meredit card (A+), debit card (fea) a Secash (SS) HTK. BIR You've Got Mail («i SS)) SHOLP AMG, MREAAKEMOHBRELR BaRt, HAMMER). BiG-MeMaS cash", set WME T. KEL-ESER, CEHMBAMATAS, TE SLALCEAL RRM, HEN], WB EURLRRTER ERE “May | help you?”, scat eResuferaR ATOR? TTVMIN S% HX: Yes. |'m looking for a present for my friend, but | don’t know what to buy.NU Telephone Calls FTA eee. ¢30e® Stee. aneee of se * available [e'veilebl] a. ILAGSIDRERAA «= * = extension [iks'tenfan] n. —4}#L se es se & yy ~eeeee @oeee: 00008 170 Answer the phone. ### ig. 171 Hello. mg. 172. + Thisis... speaking. R#---- 173. Is that ...? (RBM? 174. Wrong number. #1 8iaT. 175 Will you please put me through to ...? iq#aHtix [4a Oe se xe176 477 178 179) 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 190 Crazy English Qc DO FATE Will you get me to extension ...? PARE TH. May I speak to ...? i#4%---- ATR. Is ... available? ---- RES BI? Hang on, please. igSiizir. Hold on. $38. It’s for you. Z (ry Bia. She’s notin. #74. May | leave a message? ##EB ROG? Would you please tell her | called? WSR Bia ae? She hung up on me. sieur TRAE. I've got to go. REHEAT. Vil call you later. t¢—-BHARBA RIT RE. Call me. #8347 Bia. What's your telephone number? i BES BBS? You can find the number in the telephone book. AT LEE SEBS A, I’m only a call’s away. BERT REAR.(006 Ht he He Mis 1 € j Michael. Hello. How nice of you to call! This Friday night? What a good idea! Yes. I’m sure Paulo could come. He doesn’t work Friday nights. Can I help? I could bake a cake. Don’t be silly. I like to bake, and I love parties. Can I see some of your paintings? Yes, really. I paint, too. Inever talk about it. I’m not very good. In fact, my paintings are pretty bad. No. I don’t have any with me. They’re all home in Brazil. Oh, really? Perhaps some afternoon I could go to art class with you. Fine. See you Friday, then. Friday, at 8:30. Thank you. Good night. ~ TORR, HH, RITBIARAT! g+eamel SeHtR! - Bh. RRERPSE, HBMEREAT IE. > BRED? RINSE. - EBT, REKSSRASMES. - ReESURH-EBS? ~ #, HG? Rbee. - RUPE, RES, BLL. RARE. > A, PEGHLERSW. CNEECBHRE. ~ th, BAG? RAEMATS, RBM -KEZARE. > it, SHAR. > BME, At. Ua, RS.Crazy English goo Riehl Ke, BEGESTRH, ROCA A.” BiBEA BERTIER. RST SIR RAN. SUNT Sia _ REM S—-VIGHHello. RAAMRARA, ANT JAVA. flMs Hello, this is .. speaking. (iF, % ), Is that ..2(fRze~ 1). BH. AAAS, MRRAB Se, B— iJthabieHello, Uwe, MM: “Good morning." “Good HAGE. EARAERHAE BIN, cae KRMRESBRAMAT SNA. BA, BMAP Sian, BI uta? ° ARH Gia, BUFR: “Who are you?” (Rati? x * “What's your business?” (#xa{tAg? )» y Bid ay Uf May | speak to ...? (488R--- lt eai&) 9b, LOT DABS ... available? (-+++--REARIE BIG? ) HMA RAS. BHR BBSROATE, MA SUEUR BIA, (ROT DLE: Hold the line, please. I'll get him to the phone. (jABIHE, BARA), Redust a moment, please. (JAS) 2 2e(0ie- MRA A — 3), (TA PHALSRSE TA, BI TOR, Te: Could you take a message for me, please? (@BRETARH? ), 2 hit: Will you please tell him to call me back this afternoon? (i fRitte FARE BEES? ). BAHL EER BAMA GIZA Mr. O'Connor, 221% RET, VTE, Rae cA wate? SMa #% 13: Mr. O'Connor is out. He'll be back in an hour. Would you like to call him later or leave a message to him?ah We Re (© 006 <9 identifying Peopin ARS BY Oo] 2 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 What’s your name? (mM H}~az? My name is ... #A|-.--- What's your first name? (nM H+22457 What's your last name? ‘8 # How do you spell your last name? #2 AHH? Your nameis...? *7HAFE---? Your name and address, please. @SAeA Ht 270:209 210 211 212 213 214 2a Crazy Enalish goo HAE I Call me ... RYR----- AB. May I call you...? BALAI 2 Who are you? {2if? I'm his father. RAHA. Who do you think lam? (RABE? Who is it? 2m—t2? It's me. 2K. Are you...? (7-83? You're a painter, aren't you? (#2—(78R, £17 Where are you from? fr )\HBJLSEH? I'm from ... BEB lwas bornin... RHE She’s froma... family. iB RE. Do Il know you? #(iiAiRM? Is this ...? i&(28----1? Is it anyone | know? 22iAiRM AMS? He used another name. (hABaa. Do you remember me? (Rizic#RE? | could hardly recognize you. RLFWAHAT. You know my name? (raise F?4 OE Tk Me fo 006 we RREBAA thax ye Hea Be aR we RRB EE RPBAA ae tka My name’s Ali. Come along, Ali. The man is busy. 4 That’s OK. Where are you from, Ali? Tran. Really? Yes. I can speak two languages. Oh? Your English is very good. Yes. Come, Ali! The restaurant’s over here. Come along, Ali. Good-bye, sir. Thank you your help. Bye-bye, ice cream man. Good-bye, Ali. See you after lunch. RHA FUSS. UK, WH, RLAL RIT. RAR, MIB, RARILK? FR. Bh? (RAR. WS, kX, SERERS. RR, WE. AEB, Wii ARI. BA, 92, FRRA.Crazy English goo HEM Hello, Mr. Vegetable Man. Do you remember me? My name is Ali. Yamamoto Yes, Ali. | remember you. Ali I met you when you were going to the Japanese Garden. Did you have a good time? Yamamoto Yes, thank you, Ali. Is this your mother, Ali? Ali Yes, it is. Mommy, | told you about this man... Mrs. Nikzad His name is Mr. Yamamoto, Ali. Be polite. Ali How do you know his name, Mommy? Mrs. Nikzad Because many of my friends have told me about him and his excellent shop. It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Yamamoto, Our name is Nikzad. Yamamoto How do you do, Mrs. Nikzad? Your son helped me find my way around the Fair. By RRALR. HACHCER? RUS. wiz RB, WS, Ries. ie SRBARMHRRERAAALRE, KR FAP? Was RAD, WHR, AL. AMETERI? aS Hi. BS, RRR TA RRFBCAA MS, HMA. UR—A- me OB, KEAMBRHAT? RRPCAA AARARSMASARBKYEUREBER REO. RBA, WRAE, BH RR. Wak RREBAARH. RHILF PREBRAMIE RE.Yamamoto Because I have lived in this neighborhood a long Yamamoto You have to answer that question for yourself. ye wz by wa AMAZE, BPM E AMA + DAS HR, BHARB TEA. BOS PARNER AME KLAR. BARK: 1 Goyer meron ta an ceice like? . What's your last name?( #82 ##? ). “Rte, BART: Wher Are you famous, Mr. Yamamoto? How come? — time. But that isn’t enough, is it? WAAL, MEFARHA? ATARAHAM HAREER—HRAT. PRELABS, WAM? RAPAMBRAACES. What's your name?( #xt#+a% 2.) Where are you from (PRAMBILARIN? ) BMRBR MMS). RAMS haa oy, HEART ENA first name (4), A surname (HE), 3 felast name, S32 RE 4}What's your first name?( RU {+A BH it2(2R—(2? ). t'sme( PRB. ). RES FANS RRS | could hardly recognize you.( RILFiIUAR HRT ). ere 3 Do you recognize her? uN aCrazy English goo iB Identifying Objects Ray 219 Is this ...? ix@---- 1B? 220 Isthat...over there? misHS-.-..12 221 What's this? x22? 222 What’s that? sBH2? 223. What is it? 24-2475? 224 It’s... HBB 225 Which one? m—“? 226 Whose money is it? BiH)+t2 227 It’s mine. 238.St 13.006 | i 36 1% PEPEPEPEREPE | 7 wig Well, how’s your boss this morning? He’s angry. “Miss Segura. Please be here at nine o’cl Your boss is right. He’s a monster! He’s right, Laura. OK, he’s right. Here. What is it? It’s an ice cream sandwich. How much is it? For you free! Oh, Bill. You’re a sweetheart! aR RHZROALFEAR? HM HEAT. “BRAM, RAAT.” KR RAZR. HH 1he—ME! eR hi, he. Hi HR, hia i. KR Bi. 8M #itA? HR POKES AA. BH Sw. Hea RPMI! Sh LR, PRIS!Crazy English goo AER iN : | What’s that? Pizza. No, not in Italian. What is it in English? It’s pizza in English, too. Oh, really? What are those? Baked potatoes. And this? Uh... an apple. Mis 2 . Are you sure? Yes, I’m sure. Spell it. A-p-p-l-e. A-p-p-l-e, apple. Spell potato. P-o0-t-a-t-o. And... A 2B A Rw * RB +t eB +R 2B ne 2B Bi eB 8 REA? Pizza (tERGE). RK, FARBAMX, RXEAH? RX toMy pizza (tet). Ri, AA? PEATARB? BARE. PBT? W---- apple (#R). KAEG? 4RBE. CHAR. A>-p—p—i-e, A-p-p-—l-e, apple, #2 potato (GSR) HU. P=0-t-a-t—0;. Anna Look! Isn’t that Atsuko, the woman in our class? Let’s sit there. Hi, Atsuko, Where’s your husband? Atsuko He’s in line again. He’s hungry tonight. Carlo How’s the food here? Atsuko It’s OK. The rice isn’t good, but the sandwiches are OK. 28 KA! BKAERNMLHAF SE? RNB. BAF URS, RICE NE? PAF ARAHBAT, HOAMLRER. +R REOREAH? AF KI, RSH, BASSET. FSASSHA—ORLR “What's this?” (Ret A? “What's that?” (ABEt+A? ). ELS4RES ‘This is nae. a STRRE Its.” ERARMARAMAN, BABIATAB. MM: It's his cup.(KB AEF), It's my brother's. (3X2 B52 36 8). AM Hk Mk 006 | WOM RR 4 SANRT AROS, FBSA S (ORB H1) “What's this?”, (Re ikth, RUA AIR 3th MBE. snwiit $x: It's a photograph of my family. This is my mother. This is my father. This is my sister and her son.229 230 231 232 233 234 235 Crazy English QOO ite Age ‘*f ® limit [limit] n. spaghetti [spe'geti] n. agency [eldgensi] n. publicity [pablisiti) a. competition {kompi'tifen] _n. display {di'splei] ve n. entry fentri] n n. participant —_[pa:'tisipent] es ol] # How old are you? RASKF? I'm six years old. RAB. I'd rather not tell my age. RABRRNSA. Pm going to be seven a week later. BU-TEBRRCST. My oldest son is seventeen. REANILF TLS. He’s about your age. fbi ire42tHth. You’re the same age as ... (#1: #22488. 51236 He’s ... older than | am. fhitk#x---- 237 I'm young. RiR=H. 238 Vm old. RT. 239. I'm getting old. RAMEE. 240 You're too young to... RA), BRE 241 Is there an age limit for ...? -----@S-iPR BI? 242 He never talks about his age. fb\ serie ATEM. Bill Hi, Ali. Where are your parents today? They’re eating in the Italian restaurant again. I like hot dogs more than spaghetti. And ice cream is the most delicious thing in the world, It’s not mig 7 z fair. What isn’t fair, Ali? They can eat as much spaghetti as they want. But EE | I can’t eat as many hot dogs and ice cream sandwiches as I want. Do you haye children? Ihave two boys and two girls, but they are all older than you. - How old are the boys? Bill Jr., the oldest, is seventeen. Jack is sixteen. Do they play baseball? They sure do. Do you play baseball? BEEBE & Not yet, But I’m going to learn soon. I’m almost seven years old. (2006 | Ht i 13, BE, KESBBTANMEAT? fANRLBAABIES 7 PONBANRAL. RES NS, RATA RAGA ERATOR. ETAT. HZROE, BIB? MBS DRAM MAMMS, ORIN SIM ASSMAN. HART? RRBTARATEE. FR HaATABLCRA - BRAS IMERBA, H+ t¥. RETA. HATTER? SRT. URST HERR? HR. KH, RRRSEBMH, WARCHT- Crazy English gor OD HAP HE N And that, Mr. Crawford, is our plan. We'd like your agency to handle the publicity. Good. Now let me make sure I have all the facts. Certainly. The Brazilian Pavilion is planning a competition for young artists. SUE, RANG WRARA. BAER HRN RBBSARES LE QM, LRRAE-TRAAANETHI. sac ABE BHR MATROLRRNED— ALRMr. Crawford Paulo Mr. Crawford Paulo Mr. Crawford Mr. Crawford Paulo Mr. Crawford RE RRB AL RE Rie eS RP TREE RE RBS RF Rie ee Yes, and by the way, the Pavilion will display many of the entries during the final month of the competition. I see. Now, the entries must all be oil paintings, correct? Yes. Is there an age limit for the participants? We were thinking of thirty or thirty-five. But you must know more about this than I do. You have more experience. I think thirty is the right limit. How old are you, Paulo? May I call you Paulo? Of course, sir. Twenty-nine, You’re the same age as my son Michael. Yes, Forgive me. Where were we? Mw. WT. ERM E TA, REGEN freRet ORR RAUR. HH. SULRHERBLAS AE, WAM? xt. HSMtRHA, ARALH | ARH? BMNEBUSTSRE+HSAR. Ti, RFR FHF, CMEHtKRS. SHARIR R. BUALT SBE, RP. KSAT? RIM RES? 4RATW. RO+AZ. TRERELILF REX ‘. WHE, RNA HERZ?Crazy REA-MABE WINANS, ARMS KE, SMSRAERTIURM. E-KASBS, 0 RWER. AMES. PRBS, RHR YS At, ASTD iow old are you RASA #2?) ) HORRBAFR. LANTMIBEA, Bak. Him: age? & I'd Jike to know your. S=AHSR-MbRE BRB, AMatsa xs F: Id rather not tell my age( RABRRN FH). I knot ER, —fUR IRA RRR ARES are you?”, (ATA = MANA BE STMT 1 I'd rather not tell my age. My elder brother is old than me. Is there an age limit for railway passenger?