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Phelix  Oh my God, which should I choose? I haven’t thought about this problem before.
Jack  You still have enough time to think it over. We can’t move into the new apartment building until next semester.
Phelix  For the time being, I’d like to stay in my old dormitory, after all I have lived there for one year, and it’s not too bad. Though there are six people in a room, I don’t think it is too crowded, and we have become great friends.
Jack  Yeah, I guess you’re right. You know, $400 is not a small sum, but I think the different fee system is better than before, it can meet the demands of different students. I have heard the new apartment building is very modern and spacious, only two people in one room.
Phelix  What will you choose, Jack?
Jack  I prefer the new apartment building.
Phelix  Really? I know little about the new building. Please tell me more about it, ok? I only know the new building is over there, on the northeastern corner of the campus.
Jack  Well, my roommates have been discussing this hotly these days, and they say broadband Internet and satellite TV cable are also available in the new apartment. There is a bathroom in every single dormitory.
Phelix  So you have decided to move into the new apartment, haven’t you? You should come up with more money for next semester.
Jack  Yeah, my part-time job can afford that. All of my roommates have agreed to move together, and we still choose neighboring rooms. We won’t loosen the established relationship.