A：  1 

B：I wish I could say the same! Only joking! How have you been?

A：As well as usual. The kids have all grown up and moved out, so it’s just the two of us now   2  .

B：That would be great.  3 

A：Any day next week. Just drop around when you feel like it.

B：  4 

A：It sure will. Anyway, I have to leave. Remember to come around for dinner.

B：  5 

A．When is a good time for you?

B．I’m glad to see you.

C．It’s nice to see you again.

D．I will, and it’ll be good to catch up again.

E．I am looking forward to it. See you next week.

F．While you’re around, why don’t you drop by for dinner one night?

G．Shall we meet on Wednesday?

1．           2．           3．           4．            5．       

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