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Tom and April are getting off at a bus stop during their trip in Spain.
A: Taking a bus ride is such a good way to explore the city! So which way is the museum?
T: Uhh... Let me check. Wait, this is not happening.
A: What’s wrong? Are we lost?
T: I’ve used up all the mobile data on my phone, so I have no access to the internet now. Can we use your phone to check?
A: But my phone is already dead. What should we do now?
T: Let’s not freak out! We can ask someone for directions.
A: Good idea! But how do we ask them? We don’t speak their language.
T: I know! I can just type the name of the museum on my phone and show them.
A: That’s brilliant!
(Tom types on his phone and goes up to a woman who is walking by.)
T: Excuse me, ma’am. Do you know where this museum is?
(The woman takes a look at Tom’s phone and points the way to the museum.)
T: I think she means we can just go along this street. Let’s go.
A: Great. It’s good that you overcame the language barrier.
T: Exactly. Hey, I can see the museum over there.
Students in this school have easy access to the lab.
該校的學生可隨時使用實驗室。
We overspent and used up our savings.
我們過度花費而把儲蓄都耗盡了。
Don't freak out. Failing a test is not the end of the world.
別害怕。一科考試不及格並不是世界末日。
Josh pulled over his car and asked a police officer for directions.
喬許把車開到路邊,向一位警察問路。