A: Hi, Tom! What's this?

B:

A: Oh, your room is nice.

B: She is my sister.

A:

B: No, but she comes to my room every day.

A:

B: It's my sister's hat.

A:

B: It's on my sister's head.

A: Hi, Chen Jie! How was your summer holiday?

B: It was good. Thank you. 

A:  did you go?

B: I went to Beijing and stayed there for a week. 

A: Who did you go with?

B: My parents.  of them like Beijing very much. 

A: What did you do there?

B: I visited some museums and ate lots of delicious food. 

A: Did you do anything. ?

B: Yes. I traveled to the Great Wall andmany pictures. 

A: Sounds great. Can I see your pictures sometime?

B: Of. 

A: Hi, Sarah. 

B: Look, my picture. I'm going to colour it.

A: Wow. It's nice.

B: Yes, I do. I like drawing. 

A: Really?  Are you going to draw pictures tomorrow? 

B: Yes. I am going with Lily. 

A: 

B: Sure! Let's go at 11:00, OK?

A: Great! Thank you. 

A. Can I go with you?

B. I like drawing, too. 

C. What's in your hand?

D. I often draw pictures in the park on the weekend. 

E. Do you often draw pictures?

— Hi! I'm very well, and you?

— ______.

Bob, an exchange student from the UK, is at Li Ming's home in Chengdu, are talking about the photos on the wall.

B—Bob       L—Li Ming

B: What are you picking in the photo?

L: Mulberries. Mulberries like these taste delicious.

B: Oh, really? Are mulberries fruit in Chengdu?

L: Yes, there are a lot every May. You know Sichuan has a long history of silk culture. Silk from Chengdu became famous as early as 2,000 years ago. I mean nearly all the people in the country knew it！And mulberry are the main food for silkworms.

B: I see. Where did you pick the mulberries?

L: Inside an ecological （生态的）park in Chengdu. like picking mulberries and feeding silkworms are hot in May.

B: Wow! The ecological park like a great place. What else can you do in the park?

L: You can rent（租）a piece of land and grow crops or vegetables. Some experts will give you help if necessary. This way, you can learn more about .

B: That's a good way to the life on the farm. It may help you forget the pressure in life and feel .

L: That's true. It has many . It also produces food for the city and makes the city greener.

B: Could you me there this weekend? I can't wait to visit the ecological park.

L: No problem.

Man: Good morning, welcome to the Art School.

Woman: Thanks. I'd like to join one of your evening art courses.

Man: OK.

Woman: Chinese painting course. I like Chinese painting.

Man: Yes, it is. Very beautiful. Now let's fill in this form.

Woman: Lucy Green.

Man: Which country are you from?

Woman: Well, But actually I'm American.

Man: I see. Next question. Can you tell me where you live?

Woman:

Man: Thanks. Now, I'll give you some information.

A: World Book Day is coming. Our after-school book club will hold an activity about sharing stories.

B:

A: I don't know. Can you give me some advice?

B: What about Little Women?

A: But I don't like this kind.

B: What do you think of Robinson Crusoe?

A:

Many students have already read it.

B: How about Treasure Island?

A: Er, I've heard of it.

B: It tells a story about a boy who goes out to sea and finds an island full of treasures.

A: Oh, that's wonderful! I want to share the story. Do you have this book?

B: Yes. It's my favorite book.

A:

B: Yes, of course.