English Lesson: I brought you an apple.

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Lesson 76 - I brought you an apple.

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Name:	English	Audio (Slow)	Audio (Normal)
Richard :	Hey, how did you get here?
Jennifer :	I rode my bike.
Richard :	Are you serious? Why did you do that? I could have picked you up.
Jennifer :	That's OK, I didn't want to bother you. I know you don't like to wake up early.
Richard :	That's so nice of you. Aren't you cold?
Jennifer :	No, not really. I wore a coat.
Richard :	What's in the bag?
Jennifer :	It's a special type of apple.
Richard :	Oh. Can I try one? It's very sweet.
Jennifer :	I put sugar on it. These apples are really good. They were only 30 cents each.
Richard :	Aren't those more expensive than the ones at the supermarket?
Jennifer :	Yeah, they're more expensive, but they taste better.
Richard :	Did you buy any other fruit?
Jennifer :	Well, besides the apples, I bought oranges and bananas.