6.

She thought “mullet” means fish, she thought the “tool” means knife, “cut it out” means cut
something up.

7. She didn’t familiar with the meaning of some informal words, for example”mullet”. And she
didn’t known she went into the wrong room. She thought she wen into a learning English room,
however, it was a cooking room.

8. Shoppin’ standin’ ya’ smart arse’ what didja say? Ya’ tool, cut it out Say again,
mate?

9. Yeah. People can’t understand each other may result some funny stories. They may think
their own understanding is right and ignore what the real meaning of the words.

10. When I was taking class in New Zealand, someone asked me to borrow a pen and said “cheers”
to me. I didn’t understand what the word means, so I stood there and didn’t how to react. The
person also thought I was unhappy. At last, my friend told me ”cheers” means “thank you”, then I
totally understood what the person said.

40/100