W：Oh, that’s too bad! I ju st lost another 50 dollars in this stupid car.

M：I’m not surprised. It’s always out of order.

（Text4）

M：What a nice piano! How wonderful!

W：Yes, it is. My father bought it for me last week. And I like it very much.

（Text5）

M：Hello, Mrs. White, what can I do for you？

W：I don’t know what’s the matter with me. I am always feeling tired. I am usually worn out at the end of the day.

（Text6）

M：Hello, Joan. You’ll never guess what happened yesterday. I got locked in the office.

W：What do you mean “locked in”？

M：We ll, my colleague didn’t realize I was still in the office, so when he left he locked the door from outside.

W：Oh, no. Then how did you get out？

M：I called another colleague who was in the office next door. I had to push the key under the door for him so he could let me out.

W：That’s funny. I’ve never heard of anyone getting locked in rather than locked out.

M：I know. My wife laughed at me all evening.

（Text7）

W：What can I do for you, young boy？

M：Yes, I want to buy a geography book.