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61.wascarried62.that/which63.their64.tocontrol65.independent66.because67.but68.wonderfully69.as70.whoPatienceisofgreatimportanceinourdailylife.OnceIwaited∧abustocomeatastop.30forminutespast,butnobuscame.Bothupsetandannoyed,Idecidedtowalkonfeet.ButnosoonerhadpassedfootIleftwhenthebusarrived.IthoughtifIhadwaitedforonemoreminute,Iwouldhavecaughtit.IfIthanchosetotakeanextbus,Iwouldhavetowaitforother30minutes.OnlythendoIrealizemytheanotherdidproblem.Beingimpatientwillpossiblewastealltheeffortthatwehaveputitin.NowwheneverIampossiblyclosetolosemypatience,I’llthinkofthisexperience.

losing(Text1)M:Myplaneleavesat8:00,and…h(huán)eyKate,areyoucrying?W:Well,it'ssummervacationandyou'regoingaway.(Text2)W:Ineedsomefilmtotakesomepicturesonmyvacation.M:Willyoubeshootingmainlyindoorsoroutdoors?W:Outdoors.I'llbeonthebeacheveryday.(Text3)M:IsthisPartelliMattresses?I'dliketoorderatablefortwo.W:Youhavethewrongnumber.Thisisaprivatehouse,notastore.Whatnumberwereyoutryingtoreach?M:288-2351.Oh,wait------Ireadthelistingwrong.Sorrytohavebotheredyou.(Text4)W:Itdoesn'tlookasthoughtheseplantshavebeenwateredforalongtime.M:Icamearoundwiththewateringpotjusttwodaysago.Areyousuretheleavesaregettingenoughlight?W:Maybethat'stheanswer.Canyouhelpmemovethisplantclosertothewindow?(Text5)M:Hi.Mycar'sbeenmakingastrangenoiseandIseemtobelosingpower.W:OK,Iwillhavealookatitandshouldbeabletotellyouwhat'swronginaboutanhour.M:Anhour!I'minabitofahurry.Doyouthinkyoucanfinishanysooner?W:I'msorrybutthesethingstaketime.We'llbehappytocallataxiforyouifyoudon'thavetimetowait.(Text6)M:HiMari.SorryI'mlate.W:That'sOK.Ihaven'torderedyet.So,what'snew?M:Nothingmuch.How'rethingswithyou?W:Sameasusual.Overworked.Underpaid.M:Oh,I’vegotthisnewboss.Sheworkstwenty-fivehoursaday,andexpectseverybodyelsetodothesame.I'vebeenworkingtillatleastteno'clockeverynightthisweek.W:Well,it'sFridayeveningnow,soyoucanrelaxabit.(Text7)W:ThankyouforshoppingatDale'sClothingStore.Yourtotalis$120.Wouldyoulikeaplasticbagforyourclothes?M:No,butIneedtoshortenthesepants.Doyouprovideatailoringservice,too?W:Yes,sir.Wehaveprofessionalstodothatforyouforanextra$5perpairofpants.However,pleasebeadvisedthatonceclothesarechanged,theycan'tbereturnedanymore.M:Iunderstand.Sowhenisthesoonesttimetopickupmypants?W:Well,IthinktomorrowisOK.(Text8)M:WhatcanIdoforyou?W:I'dliketogotoWaltDisneyWorld,butIhaveneverbeentherebefore.SoIneedyourhelptoplanmytrip.CanyoutellmesomeinformationonflightstoFlorida?M:OK.Doyouwanttogofirstclass,businessclass,oreconomyclass?W:Oh,economyclass,ofcourse.I'dlikethelowestfareyoucanfind.M:Allright.Andthat'sonewayorroundtrip?W:Roundtrip.I'dliketoleaveonSundaythe12thandreturnonSaturdaythe18th.M:Well,there'saverylowfare.It'sonly$345,butit'snotdirect.YouhavetochangeplanesinChicago.There'sadirect,nonstopflight,butthefareonthatoneis$680.W:That'sOK.I'llchangeplanesinChicago.M:OK.That'sflight690.Itdepartsat8：15a.m.onSundaythe12thandarrivesinOrlandoat12:15.W:Thatsoundsgood.(Text9)W:Hi,Mark.Canyougivemesomedetailsaboutthemeetingnextmonth?M:OK.I'llhelpifIcan.W:Well,firstly,accordingtotheschedule,whenamIpresenting?M:YourpresentationisonTuesday8thSeptemberat10a.m.IsthatOK?W:Wednesdayat10wouldbebetterforme.M:Fine.I’llchangeyourtimetoWednesday.W:Thanks.Whataboutthehotel?M:EveryoneisstayingintheManor.W:I’lltellRachelandSam.Theyaskedmethismorning.M:I'mgoingtoposteverybodyaninformationpaperwiththemeetingdetails,probablyattheendofnextweek.PleasetellRachelandSam.W:OK.I'llletthemknow.Infact,we'remeetinglatertodayat4soIcantellthemthen.M:Right.Soanyplansfortherestofthemorning?W:Notreally.I'mjustgoingtofinishafewreportsandthenit'slunch.M:Soundsgood.Thanksforyourcall.Youcangetfurtherinformationbye-mail.W:OK.Thanks.Bye.M:Bye.(Text10)W:Goodafternoon,everyone.We'redelightedtowelcometodayarepresentativefromtheRedCross,MrJohnFrancis,whoisgoingtotalktousabouttheworkoftheorganisationandaboutsomebasicaspectsofFirstAid.M:Thankyou,MrsBrown.Well,I'mpleasedtotellyousomethingaboutthisorganisation.TheRedCrossmovementwasstartedbyabusinessmancalledJeanHenriDunant.Hisinterestintheinnocentpeoplecaughtupinwarbeganin1859whenhewitnessedtheeffectsofaveryfiercebattleinItaly.Atthetime,heorganisedallthevillagerstohelpthewoundedsoldiersandmakesuretheyhadfoodandbasicmedicalattention.In1864,thesamegentleman,togetherwithfourSwisscolleaguesfromhishometown,organisedaconferencewhichlaidthefoundationsforthenowfamous