01

W Did you pack your bag for the school trip tomorrow?

M I did. I packed some clothes and snacks.

W You are not ready yet, I guess.

M What do you mean by that?

W I mean you forgot to pack your umbrella.

M Oh, no. Is it going to rain tomorrow?

W It’s going to be cloudy tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. Rain is expected on the third day you return home.

02

W Let’s buy a wall clock for your grandfather.

M Sounds good. Do you have anything special in mind, Mom?

W I prefer square ones to round ones.

M How do you like this one?

W I don’t like it because it has no numbers.

M What about that one with numbers?

W As your grandpa has a poor eyesight, we had better buy a clock with big numbers.

M You’re right. Let’s take that one.

03

W You know what? I’m going to take part in a taekwondo contest soon.

M Really? When is it?

W Next Monday. I have only two days left. Why don’t you come and see me?

M Okay, I’d love to.

W I have a feeling that I’m going to win first prize.

M I think you will. But make sure not to make a mistake in the contest.

04

M What do you like to do after school, Susan?

W I enjoy playing badminton these days.

M Are you good at playing badminton?

W Yes, I am a badminton player at my school.

M Then, how about playing it with me after school today?

W I’m sorry, I can’t. I have to take my cat to the animal hospital. It has been sick since last Wednesday.

M I’m sorry to hear that. I hope it gets better soon.

05

W Good morning. How can I help you?

M Here are a jacket and two shirts. I want them to be cleaned.

W Okay. Anything else?

M Do you offer a shoe cleaning service? My sneakers need to be washed.

W Sure. Leave them to us.

M When can I pick up my laundry?

W On Friday.

M Be sure to be ready by then, please.

06

M Mom, I’m leaving.

W Wait! Did you finish cleaning the living room? You promised to help with the house chores.

M Of course I did. Look! I vacuumed and mopped the floor.

W That’s good. What about the bathroom? Did you clean it?

M That’s Tony’s job. I don’t need to clean the bathroom.

W Come on! Your little brother is sick now. You should do that.

M It’s not fair!

07

M Hello. May I help you?

W Yes, please. I’m looking for a pair of shoes for my daughter.

M Does she want sandals like these?

W No, she needs running shoes for walking.

M How about these white running shoes? They’re a new design.

W I prefer black shoes. White shoes get dirty too easily.

M Okay. Then I recommend this pair with laces.

W I like them. Do you have them in size 10?

W Of course. Just wait a minute.

08

W Tommy, you look busy. What’s the matter?

M I’d like to exchange this jacket, but I don’t know where the receipt is.

W Why do you want to exchange it?

M A member of my soccer club has the same one. I don’t want to wear the same clothes as him.

W Okay, I fully understand you. Why don’t you change the design by yourself?

M Good idea. What about making a jacket with metal buttons on the shoulders?

W Great!

09

M Hello, everyone. As mayor of Little Town, I have an important announcement. We’re planning a fund raising concert for the poor people in our town. It will be held at Central Park on April 1. The city orchestra will give a concert, and there will be a special show performed by a famous rock group. Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for children. Enjoy the concert and help your neighbors. Thank you.

10

W Can I have your attention please? It is 9:50, and we will be closing in 10 minutes. Please bring any items you’d like to purchase to one of the check-out counters. We thank you for shopping with us tonight, and remind you that we will be open tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thank you and have a good night.

11

W I’d like to tell you about a real superhero.

M Go ahead.

W He is a pilot, Chesley Burnett. The plane he flew broke down, but he managed to land it on the river. Thanks to him, nobody got hurt.

M It’s amazing. I don’t know how he was able to avoid disaster.

W That’s what I’m saying. His flying skill must be excellent.

12

[Cellphone rings.]

W Hello, Myungjun. What made you call me?

M Hello, Cindy. Well, I seemed to have left my English textbook on my desk in the classroom.

W I’m still in the school. What can I do for you?

M Can you check if my textbook is on the desk and call me back?

W Sure. I will do it for you. If I find your textbook, should I bring it to you on my way home?

M I’d really appreciate it if you would.

13

M Welcome to my garage sale.

W I’m looking for a gift for my little brother.

M What do you have in mind?

W I’m thinking of crayons.

M We have 12-color and 24-color crayons.

W How much do they cost?

M They’re slightly used, but very cheap. The 12-color is four dollars and the 24-color is six dollars and fifty cents.

W I’ll take the 24-color crayons. Here is ten dollars.

14

M How may I help you?

W I have a terrible headache.

M How long have you had the problem?

W Since last night. I have a high fever, too.

M You should take this aspirin.

W How often should I take this?

M Three times a day, after every meal. If your fever doesn’t come down, go to see a doctor directly.

W Okay, thank you.

15

W Hi, Junho. What are you doing?

M I’m writing an essay about my future job. This will get into the English newspaper in my school.

W What do you want to be in the future?

M A tour guide. Traveling and sharing information with others interest me a lot.

W Great. I’d love to read your essay when it’s done.

M Really? Then can I ask you to check for spelling errors when I’m done? You’re a native speaker, Jane.

W No problem. Just leave it to me.

16

W Andy, were you sick yesterday? You didn’t show up at the club meeting, did you?

M What club meeting?

W We have a regular club meeting every Wednesday.

M Oh, no! I completely forgot about that.

W You seem to be very forgetful these days.

What’s wrong?

M I don’t know. Maybe I should get a medical checkup.

W Don’t worry. It’s the beginning of the semester, and many things are going on. I’m sure it’s nothing more than that.

17

① M May I see your passport and boarding pass?

W Here you are.

② M What is the purpose of your visit?

W Sightseeing.

③ M Is this all the baggage you have?

W Yes, it is.

④ M Would you prefer a window seat or an aisle seat?

W I’d prefer a window seat.

⑤ M What time should I arrive at the airport?

W You should arrive three hours before departure.

18

M What are you doing, Mom?

W I’m going to bake a cake for the party tomorrow. Do you want to help?

M Sure. Do we need flour and eggs?

W Yes, we also need some milk, butter, and sugar.

M What about cocoa powder?

W We don’t need any because we’re making a cream cake. We just need some fruit to decorate the cake.

M Okay. I’ll prepare the ingredients.

19

M It’s too cold.

W Yes. It’s already winter.

M Do you have any plans for your winter vacation?

W Actually, I do. I am going to take snowboarding lessons.

M Good for you!

W Yes, I’m really looking forward to it. How about you?

20

M Mrs. Wilson, this is your second visit to Korea, isn’t it?

W Yes. I’m happy to be here again.

M Where do you want to go first?

W I have no idea. Can you recommend a good place to see?

M Well, have you been to Gyeongbokgung Palace?

W No, but I’d really like to see it. How can I get to the palace from here?