52. A Thanksgiving Get-together
Larry， who is from Taiwan， is studying in America. His classmate， Sue， who is American， is having a Thanksgiving Day party at her house.
S： Hi， Larry. Are you doing anything for Thanksgiving？
L： I don't have any plans.
S： Good. I'm having a get-together at my house. Would you like to come？
L： Sure， I'd love to. Should I bring anything？
S： No. There will be plenty of salad， ham， corn， potatoes， wine and， of course， turkey.
L： That sounds great. Do you want me to come by early to give you a hand？
S： That's not necessary. Just come over at around two in the afternoon.
Larry， who is from Taiwan， is studying in America. His classmate， Sue， who is American， is having a Thanksgiving Day party at her house.
S： Hi， Larry. Are you doing anything for Thanksgiving？
L： I don't have any plans.
S： Good. I'm having a get-together at my house. Would you like to come？
L： Sure， I'd love to. Should I bring anything？
S： No. There will be plenty of salad， ham， corn， potatoes， wine and， of course， turkey.
L： That sounds great. Do you want me to come by early to give you a hand？
S： That's not necessary. Just come over at around two in the afternoon.