—I will ask my dad for help.

    When my new neighbor moved in, I didn't dare to meet her as I was1. So I just watched her move in the hope that one day my shyness would go away and that I would be able to meet her2she seemed so nice.

    One day my3told my mom that she was having a barbecue(烧烤). My mom told me and I said I would go. When I was getting4, I started to have second thoughts about the barbecue but I reminded5that this would probably be the only chance I would have to get to meet her. So I went happily. She was6and we really had a great time although I just kept7during the barbecue.

    One day I decided to make her some jelly(果冻), but when I gave it to her, I ran back to the house because I was still a bit shy. But before I got to the8she thanked me. The jelly was really9. A week later I decided I would make her some chocolate and this time I didn't run away; instead I10there smiling.

A: Dale, you went to the party yesterday, didn't you?

B: Yes, I did. The party was wonderful! I saw lots of our old classmates.

A: I heard Jim went there, too. Did you see him? He used to be so quiet.

B: We talked much to each other.

A: I remember he was on the school soccer team in Grade Six, wasn't he?

B: Yes, he used to play soccer well.

A: Oh, he's really great at soccer. He also used to play the violin we. Does he still play it now?

B: Yes, he does. I also saw Lily, the tallest girl in our class.

A: Yes, I remember her.

B: Sure, she did. She used to be outgoing and like making friends.

A: Oh, what does she look like now?

B: No. She has changed. She becomes a little thinner than before and she doesn't have long brown hair anymore.

A: So in fact, everybody is changing.