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    Look, the train is stopping at a small station. A man is looking out of the window and sees a woman. She is selling cakes. The man wants to buy a cake, but he doesn't want to go out in the train. Soon, the man sees a boy. The boy is near the window. "Come here, Boy!" the man says. "Do you know how much the cake is?" "Twenty cents." The boy says. The man gives the boy forty cents and asks him to buy two cakes. "One is for you and one is for me." He says to the boy.

    Several minutes later, the boy comes back. He's eating a cake. He gives the man twenty cents and says, "Sorry, there is only one cake left."

    The Stonehenge is in Wiltshire in the southwest of (English). People (build) it in the Stone Age. Who (build) it? Why did they (build) it? No one (know). It is a (mystery). Now many people (go) there every year. They (see) the stones and they (want) to (find) the answer.

Lucy: Morning, Jack! What are you reading?

Jack: Hi, Lucy! It's a map.

Lucy: There are many good places in the UK.

Jack: I'd like to see Stonehenge.

Lucy: It's really worth (值得) visiting.

Jack: We're not sure. How about going by car?

Lucy: Not bad. It's very cheap.

Jack:

Lucy: It will take three hours.

Jack: I hope to see Stonehenge soon.

Lucy:

Jack: Thank you very much.

Amy: Mum, look! Lingling has got some photos.

Ms Smart: Can I see them, Lingling?

Lingling: Of course.

Lingling: They are photos of China. This is Xinjiang. It's in the west of China. I went there last year.

Amy: Did you go with your mother and father?

Lingling: Yes, I did. We stayed with my grandmother for a week in July.

Ms Smart: The mountains are really beautiful.

Lingling: This is Hainan. It's in the south of China.

Amy: Who is this?

Lingling: It's my uncle. He lives there with his three children. My cousins visit Beijing every year.

Ms Smart: Oh yes. I remember! I met them in June!

—By car. It will take three h.