雷汀華人協會   READING CHINESE ASSOCIATION

A: Fancy a cup of tea?

B: Yes please.

A: Here it is.

B: Thanks. Put some sugar in it please, would you?

A: Sure. Here you go.

B: Cheers.

A: No problem. Do you want a biscuit?

B: No, thanks.

A: Oh dear! Sorry! I totally forgot to post your letter.

B: No worries. Can you do it for me tomorrow?

A: Sure. I'll post it first thing in the morning.

A: Would you like a cup of tea?

B: Oh yes, please. I'd love one.

A: Here you are.

B: Thank you.

A: You're welcome.

B: Could you pass me the milk please?

A: Certainly. Here you are. Would you care for a biscuit?

B: No, I'm alright. Thank you very much.

A: I apologise again for cancelling our meeting last week.

B: Oh, that's quite alright. I really appreciate you fitting me in this week.

A: Not at all. I'm glad we can meet at last.

B: May I ask you for a favour?

A: Certainly. Go ahead.

B: Would you kindly drop me off at the station after our meeting?

A: Well, of course. I'd be delighted to.