Section1 Making Friends
1 Hi, my name is Bill.
2 Hi, I’m Mary.
3 Nice to meet you, Mary.
4 Likewise.
5 Where are you from?
6 I’m from the USA, and you?
7 Oh, I’m from Finland.
8 Finland? Where isthat?
9 It’s in northern Europe.
10 Oh, I didn’t know.
11 And where in the America are you from?
12 I’m from Texas. That’s in the south.
13 Yes, I’ve heard of it.
14 Have you really?
15 Sure, it’s quite famous.
Section 2 Around Town
1Do you know this town well?
2Sure, I have been here many times.
3How many libraries are there here?
4There are three.
5Three, that’s a lot for a small town.
6Well, one belongs to the town.
7And the other two？
8They belong to the university.
9Can anyone use them?
10No. Only students can use the university libraries.
11But can anyone use the town library?
12Of course. I have been going there for years.
13But really you should join the library.
14How do I do that?
15You gave them your name and address, and they gave you a ticket.
16Good. That sounds easy.
Section 3 sir, Madam, Mr., Mrs.,Miss and Ms.
1 In western countries, many titles are used.
2 Men are usually called Mister.
3 Women can have different titles.
4 A woman can choose her title.
5 If she is married, she can call herself Mrs. or Ms.
6 If a woman is unmarried, she can call herself Missor Ms.
7 So when do we use Sir or Madam?
8 They are often used in formal letters.
9 Sometimes we hear people call others Sir or Madam.
10 Yes. They are formal terms and very polite.
11 So how do we know when to use them?
12 Well, if you don’t know people, you can use thoseterms.
13 It is considered too polite.
14 Some people would think so, but don’t worry aboutit.
15 Most people don’t mind if you guess.
