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Dad: Hi, Jane. 1. ?
Jane: Hi, Dad! The life in Guangdong is great. We're having a holiday here. Hao Yi and I are making zongzi!
Dad: That sounds great! Are you making them for the Dragon Boat Festival?
Jane: That's right! 2. ?
Dad: I'm washing the car right now.
Jane: Is Mum there too?
Dad: Yes. 3. . Hold on. Here's Mum.
Mum: It's great to hear your voice, Jane!
Jane: Yours too! 4. ?
Mum: Yes. My cold is gone.
Jane: I'm happy you're feeling better!
Mum: Thanks! Are you having fun in China?
Jane: 5. . Hao Yi and I are making zongzi and watching dragon boat races on TV. Oh, I have to go now. Let's talk later.
Mum: OK. Bye, darling!

1. How is life in Guangdong (going) / ...
2. What are you doing (right now/ at the moment)
3. She is gardening/ watching TV/ exercising / ...
4. Are you feeling better / Is your cold gone / ...
5. Yes, I am /Sure / Of course / ...

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A: Hello? 1. ?
B: Yes, this is Jimmy speaking.
A: 2. ?
B: I'm reading a book. It's very interesting.
A: 3. ?
B: It tells us people are doing different things in different places all over the world.
A: Wow, that's fun. Please tell me more about it.
B: OK. For example, in Beijing, it's 1 a. m. Most people are sleeping. But in London, it's 5 p. m. People are going home from work.
A: 4. ? Are the American people doing the same things?
B: Of course not. In Los Angeles, the USA, students are having lessons at school.
A: I want to read the book too. Thank you for telling me so much.
B: 5. . I'll bring the book to you tomorrow.
A: It's kind of you.

1. Is that Jimmy (speaking) / Could I speak to Jimmy / ...
2. What are you doing (right now / at the moment) / ...
3. What's the book about / What's it about / ...
4. What / How about people in America / ...
5. You're welcome / That's all right / ...