Kneel down for freshmen's English dialogue, and everyone can have about 10 sentences about animals and pets.

Boy: What do you want to see first?

Girl: Let's look at the elephant.

Girl: I want to see elephants.

An elephant? Why do you like elephants?

Boy: Elephant? Why do you like elephants?

G: Oh, they are very interesting. They are really smart.

Girl: Oh, they are interesting. They are really smart.

Yes, but they are also ugly.

Boy: Yes, but they are too ugly.

Oh, Tony! So, where do you want to go?

Girl: Oh, Tony, what do you want to see?

Let's go to see the panda. They're kind of cute.

Boy: Let's go and see the panda. They are so cute.

G: oh, yes. I like pandas. They are beautiful. But they are also a little shy. Where are they?

Girl: OK. I like pandas. They are beautiful. But they are also shy. Where are they?

B: They are on the left, just opposite the koala bear.

Boy: They are on the left, passing through the koala bear.

G: Then, why don't we see koalas first?

Girl: So, why don't we go to see the koala bear first?

That sounds great! All right, let's go.

Boy: That sounds great. Well,