a. How are you?

b. Hi, Machael.

c. I’m reading a book.

d. Are you sure?

e. I know where that is.

f. I’ll see you at two-thirty.

g. Where’s your house?

A: Hey, John.

B:

A: What are you doing?

B:

A：Do you want to come over to my house? We can watch a video.

B: Ok.

A: It’s on Bridge Street. It’s a quiet street off Fifth Avenue.

B: There’s a new hotel on the corner.

A: Yes. There’s a supermarket on the street. My house is across from supermarket.

B: OK!

    Most people in the office have a boss ( 老板 ) . So do I ( 我也是 ). But my boss is a little unusual. What’s unusual about him? It’s a big dog. Many men have dogs, but few men bring their dogs to the office every day. My boss's dog. Robinson, is big and brown. My boss brings him to work every day. He takes the dog to meetings and he takes the dog to lunch. When there is a telephone call for my boss, I always know if he is in the office. I only look under his desk. If I see something brown and hairy ( 毛茸茸的 ) under it, I know my boss is somewhere in the office. Ifthere is no dog, I know my boss is out.