A: Amy,1.

B: Yes, I do.

A:What do you think of it?

B:2.

A: That’s great.3.

B: Chinese.

A: Are you good at it?

B:Yes, I am. 4.

A: My favourite subject is Maths. Let’s do Maths homework together after school.

B: OK. 5.

A.Which is your favourite subject?

B.What about you?

C.do you like your new school?

D.It sounds great.

E.It’s big and nice.

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