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A: Oh， Jim! Be careful! You almost fell down. Are you 1. right?

B: Don't worry. I'm OK.

A: You'd _2. _ not look at your phone while walking.

B: OK， I won’t.

A: By the way， you 3. look very happy on the Wechat (微信) yesterday.

B: Haha. you saw my pictures in the friend circle!

A: Yeah. I'm 4. to looking through it every day. I found your car was broken. What was wrong?

B: There was 5. serious. Just a little traffic accident.

A: I' m sorry to hear that. Was anybody hurt?

B: No one， because we wore the seat belts (安全帶).

A: Well done! We should know how to protect ourselves.

B: I can’t agree 6. you more. Safely rules an really worth learning.

A: But you still need a rest. 7. good care of yourself. Bye.

B: I really appreciate your care. Bye-bye.

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