M: Oh，dear，I'm starving.
W: Me, too. Shall we eat out? There is a new French restaurant down the street.
M: Oh, forget about it! I went there with a friend last week. The menu was all in French, and I just couldn't read it!
W: That's what you're paying for.
M: Maybe. But I should say everything was expensive, and nothing was to my satisfaction.
W: Then how about the Italian restaurant on the next block?
M: Well, I ate out almost every day last week. Let's just eat in today.
W: But I'm not in the mood to cook.
M: I'll cook, then. In fact, I'm sick and tired of restaurants. I just want a home-cooked meal.

W: I'm glad we took the train. I don't like to ride in buses.
M: Yes, I agree. We can see the scenery better. In a bus, all you see are the roads.
W: Even in China, I always liked to take the train. It is more comfortable.
M: I agree. Buses bounce too much. After two or three hours, you feel too tired.
W: Look at that village!
M: Beautiful.
W: Do you think I can take a picture through this window?
M: I don't know if it will turn out good. The window might cause the picture to be unclear.
W: I will try.
M: Who is that man in the aisle?
W: Oh, he is coming to check tickets. We have to show him our tickets.