A popular feature of television news programs is a report from a weather reporter. The weather reporter (1)...............on a large map what the temperatures were that day in local cities. Falling temperatures often (2) ............an approaching storm. If there is an (3)............ of rain, such as falling temperatures, he or she will (4)............ the direction of the storm on the map. He or she uses ATVther map a large calendar to (5)............ what kind of weather to expect for the next few days. There is a picture on cach day of the week. A picture of a dripping cloud (6)........... rain and a picture of a smiling sun (7) ............sunshine.

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Thanks. Who name’s this name you friend

Nam: Hello, Mai.

Mai: Hi, Nam. How are (1)..............?

Nam: I'm fine, (2).................. And you?

Mai: I'm fine, too. Thank you.

Nam: (3).............. is Tony.

Mai: Hi, Tony. How do you spell your (4).............?

Tony: T-O-N-Y.

Mai: (5)...................'s that?

Tony: It's my (6).............. Her (7).................. Linda.

IV.Complete the dialogue. Put in used to with the verb.
Mrs. Bell is a hundred years old. She is the oldest person in the village. A radio reporter is interviewing her.
Mrs. Bell: I’ve always lived in the village, but not always in this house.
Reporter: (1) ________________________(Where/ you/ live?)
Mrs. Bell : When I was a girl, (2) ___________________ (we/ live) at Apple Tree Farm.
Reporter : But life was hard, wasn’t it?
Mrs. Bell : Oh, yes. Things (3) ___________________ (be) different from the way they are now. In those days (4) ___________________ (we/ not/ have) electricity.
Reporter : And (5) ___________________ (you/ help) with the farm work?
Mrs. Bell : Yes, (6) ___________________ (I/ look) after the hens.
Reporter: What did you do in the evenings?
Mrs. Bell: After dinner, (7) ___________________ (we/ gather) round my grandfather to listen to his stories. At the time, (8) ___________________ (we/ have) few games to play.

IV. A reporter is interviewing Agnes Norris, who celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday. Complete the parts numbered (1) to (7) in an appropriate way.

Reporter: How (1) .............................................. ?

Mrs. Norris: Quietly. Just with the family, here in the house.

Reporter: Have (2) ...............................................................?

Mrs. Norris: Yes, very big. Six children, fifteen grandchildren and I don't remember how many great-grandchildren and great-greatgrandchildren.

Reporter: Mrs: Did you (3) ............................................................... ?

Mrs.Norris: Yes, I did; Lots. And I got hundreds of cards too. People have been very kind .

Reporter: Which (4) ................................................................. ?

Mrs.Norris: Possibly the one I got· from my great-great-grandson, Stuart. It was a vase he'd made at school.

Reporter: Did(5) ................................................................... ?

Mrs.Norris: Yes, a big one. It had to be for all the candles!

Reporter: You've obviously seen a lot of changes in your lifetime, Mrs. Norris. In your opinion, which (6) ..................................... ?

Mrs. Norris: That's very difficult to say: there have been so many. But possibly the role of women in society. In my day, women didn't go out to work as they do now or have the vote either.

Reporter: Would (7) ................................................................ ?

Mrs. Norhs: No, I wouldn't. I enjoy my life, don't get me wrong, but 120 is too old, even for me.