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(A)
English people like to say “Thank you” whenever others helpthem or say something kind to them． People of many countries doso，too．It is a very good habit．
You should say“Thank you” when someone passes you the salton the table，when someone walking ahead of you keeps the dooropen for you, when someone says you have done your work well，oryou have bought a nice thing，or your city is very beautiful.
“Thank you” is used not only between friends，but also betweenparents and children，brothers and sisters，husbands and wives.
“Excuse me” is another short sentence they use. When youhear someone say so behind you，you know that somebody wants towalk past you without touching you.
It’s not good to break in on others while they aretalking．If you want to speak to one of them， you shouldsay “Exeuse me”first，and then begin talking. YOu shouldalso do so when you want to cough or make any unpleas-ant noise before others
Let’s all learn to say“Thank yon”and“Excuse me”．
(B)
A bank was robbed by an armed robber.
He walked into the bank，went up to the bank teller，pointeda gun at her and said，“Give me all the money or I’ll shoot．”
The bank teller was frightened and did as the robber asked．
The police later asked the bank teller if she could tell themanything about the robber．
“He wore a stocking over his face，”the bank teller said．“I’mafraid I can’t tell you what he looked like．”A week later，the bankwas robbed again．
“I’m sure it was the same man．”the bank teller said．“I didn’tsee his face，because he had a stocking over it again，but the voicewas the same when he said‘Give me all the money or I’ll shoot．’”
A week later,the bank was robbed for the third time．
“Was it the same man?”The police asked the bank teller．
“oh，yes，I’m sure it was，”the bank teller said．“I didn’t seehis face because he wore a stocking over it again，but it was thesame Voice．”
“Are you sure you didn’t notice anything else about the man?”The police asked．“A little detail. Anything that might help us findhim．”
The bank teller thought for a minute，then she said，“There isone thing．”
“And what is that?”The police said hopefully．
“Every time he comes in and robs us．” the teller said，“He’sbetter dressed than before．”
English people like to say “Thank you” whenever others helpthem or say something kind to them． People of many countries doso，too．It is a very good habit．
You should say“Thank you” when someone passes you the salton the table，when someone walking ahead of you keeps the dooropen for you, when someone says you have done your work well，oryou have bought a nice thing，or your city is very beautiful.
“Thank you” is used not only between friends，but also betweenparents and children，brothers and sisters，husbands and wives.
“Excuse me” is another short sentence they use. When youhear someone say so behind you，you know that somebody wants towalk past you without touching you.
It’s not good to break in on others while they aretalking．If you want to speak to one of them， you shouldsay “Exeuse me”first，and then begin talking. YOu shouldalso do so when you want to cough or make any unpleas-ant noise before others
Let’s all learn to say“Thank yon”and“Excuse me”．
(B)
A bank was robbed by an armed robber.
He walked into the bank，went up to the bank teller，pointeda gun at her and said，“Give me all the money or I’ll shoot．”
The bank teller was frightened and did as the robber asked．
The police later asked the bank teller if she could tell themanything about the robber．
“He wore a stocking over his face，”the bank teller said．“I’mafraid I can’t tell you what he looked like．”A week later，the bankwas robbed again．
“I’m sure it was the same man．”the bank teller said．“I didn’tsee his face，because he had a stocking over it again，but the voicewas the same when he said‘Give me all the money or I’ll shoot．’”
A week later,the bank was robbed for the third time．
“Was it the same man?”The police asked the bank teller．
“oh，yes，I’m sure it was，”the bank teller said．“I didn’t seehis face because he wore a stocking over it again，but it was thesame Voice．”
“Are you sure you didn’t notice anything else about the man?”The police asked．“A little detail. Anything that might help us findhim．”
The bank teller thought for a minute，then she said，“There isone thing．”
“And what is that?”The police said hopefully．
“Every time he comes in and robs us．” the teller said，“He’sbetter dressed than before．”