Gary: The battery was dead. Al from the garage came with jumper cables. Then I went back to the garage to get some gas and to get the battery recharged. Julie: Oh, no! Do we need a new one? Gary: Probably. Julie: Not another expense! If not one thing, another! it’s it’s Gary: Well, watch TV to see the State of the Union let’s President’s address. Julie: Not me. Last year I watched it in order to get some good news. Not this year! on your own. You’re THE MORNING AFTER THE SPEECH Julie: Steve, come here, please. Steve: What is it, Mom? Julie: sending you to the store to get a few things, O.K.? I’m Steve: Sure. Should I go to Shopway or Foodcity? Julie: Foodcity. The prices are lower, and after the speech President’s last night, I think shop at Foodcity in order to save some money. We have we’ll to cut down on expenses. Steve: I thought you want to watch the President last night. didn’t Julie: I I read the speech in the paper this morning. I read it to feel didn’t. better. Now I feel worse. THE EVENING AFTER THE SPEECH Gary: Steve, turn on the TV, please. I want to hear the news report on the speech. President’s Steve: O.K., Dad.
Gary: The battery was dead. Al from the garage came with jumper cables. Then I went back to the garage to get some gas and to get the battery recharged. Julie: Oh, no! Do we need a new one? Gary: Probably. Julie: Not another expense! If it’s not one thing, it’s another! Gary: Well, let’s watch TV to see the President’s State of the Union address. Julie: Not me. Last year I watched it in order to get some good news. Not this year! You’re on your own. THE MORNING AFTER THE SPEECH Julie: Steve, come here, please. Steve: What is it, Mom? Julie: I’m sending you to the store to get a few things, O.K.? Steve: Sure. Should I go to Shopway or Foodcity? Julie: Foodcity. The prices are lower, and after the President’s speech last night, I think we’ll shop at Foodcity in order to save some money. We have to cut down on expenses. Steve: I thought you didn’t want to watch the President last night. Julie: I didn’t. I read the speech in the paper this morning. I read it to feel better. Now I feel worse. THE EVENING AFTER THE SPEECH Gary: Steve, turn on the TV, please. I want to hear the news report on the President’s speech. Steve: O.K., Dad.
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