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MARTIN: |
Alan! Alan! |
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ALAN: |
What? |
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MARTIN: |
Turn off that music. I don't like that music. I'm working. |
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EILEEN: |
Did
you call, Martin? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I didn't. I mean I called Alan. I didn't call you. |
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EILEEN: |
Do
you want Alan? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I don't want him. I wanted him to turn off the music. I'm working.
I'm writing. I didn't want that music. |
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EILEEN: |
You
often play music. |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't play that music. I don't like that music. |
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EILEEN: |
OK.
I'm going to tell him. |
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MARTIN: |
I
told him. He turned off the music. |
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EILEEN: |
Oh,
yes, he did. I'm going to make some tea. Do you want some? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
thanks. May I have some coffee? I don't like tea in the morning.
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EILEEN: |
I'm
going to bring coffee. |
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MARTIN: |
Sue! Sue! Eileen! |
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EILEEN: |
Did
you call? |
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MARTIN: |
Is
Sue listening to television? |
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EILEEN: |
Yes. She often listens on Saturday morning. |
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MARTIN: |
May
I speak to her? |
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EILEEN: |
Of
course. I'm going to get her. |
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SUE: |
Did
you want me, daddy? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, I did. What are you doing? |
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SUE: |
I'm
watching TV. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you like TV? |
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SUE: |
Of
course. Don't you like TV? |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't like loud TV. I want to work today. I can't work with loud TV.
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SUE: |
Do
you want me to turn off the TV? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I don't want you to turn it off. Can you turn it down? I can't write
with loud TV. |
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SUE: |
What are you writing? |
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MARTIN: |
I'm
writing a story about football. |
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SUE: |
You
wrote about baseball. You wrote about tennis. Now you're writing
about football. |
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MARTIN: |
Don't you like sports? |
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SUE: |
I
don't like some sports. |
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MARTIN: |
What sports don't you like? |
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SUE: |
I
don't like ball games. |
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MARTIN: |
What sports do you like? |
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SUE: |
I
like swimming. What sports don't you like? |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't like --- racing. |
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SUE: |
You
don't like horses?! Yes, you do. |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't like car racing. |
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SUE: |
Oh. |
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MARTIN: |
And
I don't like loud TV. |
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SUE: |
TV
isn't a sport! |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't like it. |
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SUE: |
OK.
Is it too loud now? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
it isn't. I want to finish this story today. |
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EILEEN: |
Here's the coffee. Do you want some cake? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
thanks. Only coffee. |
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SUE: |
Daddy, can we go to the movies today? |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't know. I want to write this story today. I don't like to go on
Saturday. Can we go tomorrow? |
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SUE: |
No,
I can't. I want to go to Jennifer's house tomorrow. |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't like to stop my work. Can your mother take you? |
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SUE: |
I
didn't ask. |
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MARTIN: |
Please ask her. I don't want to ask now. |
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SUE: |
She's making lunch. |
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MARTIN: |
Now? I don't want to eat now. I don't want to stop my writing.
Please tell her. |
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SUE: |
OK. |
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