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A: Have you finished washing clothes? B: I've finished my white clothes. I need to wash the rest. A: Well, when you do your darks, can you wash some of mine too? B: I can do that. Is there a special way you want them washed? A: They need to be washed
Unit 4 What does your mother do? [00:02.39]第四单元 你妈妈做什么的? [00:04.78]Lesson 19 Just speak [00:07.07]第十九课 刚才的谈话 [00:09.35]Look,Gao Wei! [00:10.83]看,高伟! [00:12.30]That is my mother,She is on TV. [00:14.
A: Funny seeing you here. B: I'm doing a little bit of shopping. A: What are you looking for? B: I'm looking for new clothes. How about you? A: I'm shopping for clothes too. B: What have you bought so far? A: I got these new pants. B: Where'd you fin
A: What are you doing here today? B: I felt like doing smoe shopping. A: What are you going to buy? B: I need some new clothes. What about you? A: I'm trying tofind some clothes myself. B: Have you found anything that you like? A: I got a new pair of
A: Hey, what are you doing here? B: I'm just shopping. A: What are you shopping for? B: Some new clothes. How about you? A: Same here. B: Have you found anything nice yet? A: I found a few pairs of pants. B: Where'd you get those? A: I found them at
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