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A£ºDo you really call your American mother-in-law by her first name?
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A£ºYou know Ann got 660 in the TOEFL test.
B£ºThat¡¯s no wonder for a straight A.
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A£ºWhy is our country so poor?
B£ºIt has a large population and, comparatively speaking, it¡¯s short of natural resources.
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A: What did you talk about at the party?
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A: We¡¯re going to practice a dry run of the performance tonight.
B: Where? In the school auditorium?
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A: How was your last night¡¯s performance.
B: The warm-up band steal the show from us.
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A: I think Richard is bucking for a promotion.
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A: They are playing shell games.
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A: Have a ball on your trip.
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B: Maybe we have to block up the rear wheel. Fortunately we¡¯ve got a spare wheel.
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A: Our team really took a licking in last night¡¯s game.
B: Don¡¯t lose heart.
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A: When do you hope to start a family?
B: Not till I get my master¡¯s degree.
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A: John is mad at Robert for moving in on Joan.
B: Isn¡¯t Joan John¡¯s girlfriend
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A: I don¡¯t know what he wants, but let¡¯s play along with him.
B: Isn¡¯t it a little bit risky?
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B: Let¡¯s be patient.
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A: After getting hit in the face by a baseball, I was seeing double.
B: You poor girl.
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A: Why is George called a penny pincher?
B: Because he never gives a cent to charity.
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204¡¢ Old money ÓÐ׿´«²Æ²úµÄÈË
A: There¡¯s a lot of old money in this town.
B: That¡¯s why people here don¡¯t respect labor.
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A: The judge threw the book at the serial rapist.
B: It served him right.
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A: Does your son know of the crisis of your business?
B: No, we never talk shop after David comes home.
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B£ºLet¡¯s divide the job first.
A£ºOK. I¡¯ll be responsible for money-raising.
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A£ºI don¡¯t feel left out. As a matter of fact, you never leave me alone.
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A£ºDon't you know I won the first prize in the contest?
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A£ºCan you tell me why?
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