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Unit1 A Warm Welcome Charles: Rob, Angela! Please come in! Rob: Thank you. This is for you. Charles: Oh, thank you. Do you have any trouble finding the place? Rob: No, not at all. Charles: Great. This is my wife, Barbara. Rob: Hi, Barbara, very nice to meet you. Barbara: It’s a pleasure to meet you. Rob: This is my wife, Angela. Angela: Nice to meet you, Mrs. Sawyer. Barbara: Oh, please! Call me Barbara. Angela: Okay, Barbara. Barbara: And may I call you Rob? Rob: Yes, please do. Barbara: Wonderful. When did you arrive? Rob: We just arrived two days ago. Barbara: Really? Oh welcome to our city. How do you like it so far? Angela: It’s fascinating. We love it. Charles: Great! Please come in. Rob Angela: Thank you. Charles: I’m so glad you gays could make it tonight. Rob: Thank you very much for inviting us. Barbara: And these are for you. Angela: How thoughtful! Homemade cookies! Thank you very much. Barbara: Don’t mention it. Charles: Can I get you something to drink? Rob: Yes, please. What do you have? Charles: We have beer, wine, soda, tea, anything you could want. Rob: I will have a beer. Charles: Ok. And you? Angela: I’d like tea. Charles: Terrific. I’ll go get it. I’ll be right back. Barbara: Ok. Angela: You have a beautiful home. Barbara: Thank you very much. We bought it last year. Education Report ?Number of Foreign Students Rises in US A new report says the number of foreign students at colleges and universities in the United States increased three percent last year. This was the first notable increase since 2001. And it included a ten percent jump in new international students. The 揙dpen Doors?report is from the Institute of International Education in New York, with support from the State Department. American schools last fall had five hundred eighty-three thousand foreign students. The record is five hundred eighty-six thousand. That was set in two thousand two after many years of gains. But after tha