2. Learn how to make suggestions:

(1)Why not try on that pair?

(2)How about the blue one?

1. Learn some useful words and expressions:

just, pair, think of, well, think about

Ⅳ.　 I knew little about English when I first came to America. So I went to a language school every day except Sunday to learn English. One day during the break, I asked Alice, one of my classmates, a question about something that I didn’t understand. When I thanked her for it, she said, “You are welcome. It’s a piece of cake.” I thought to myself, America is really a “money” country in which everything is done for pay. So I said to her, “I don’t have a piece of cake with me today, what about something else?” She looked at me with a big smile and said, “What I mean is, ‘no problem’, it is just a small matter.” From then on, I came to learn that “a piece of cake” is not only a piece of cake but also means something that is very easy.

10. W: Should students be allowed to use dictionaries in class?

M: Yes, but they are only allowed to use English-English dictionaries.

9. M: Is English spoken by the largest number of people in the world?

W: No, Chinese is.

8. W: Is that Mike?　

M: Yes, he has changed a lot. He used to be strong, but now he is thin.

7. M: Linda, what’s your problem in learning English?　

W: Well, I can’t remember some of the words.

10. Sometimes Jane’s father has to travel to a country where English is not spoken.

Ⅲ. 6. W: Jack, how do you study for a test?

M: I study for a test by working with a group.

9. You’d better have a walk in your free time.　

8. I was glad to hear“Good on ya, mate.”that my teacher said to me.