[originaltext]M: What do you want?W: Well, my brother’s really sick. He has a

M: What do you want?
W: Well, my brother’s really sick. He has a bad headache, and I want to buy a magic pill for him.
M: I beg your pardon?
W: His name is Andrew, and Daddy says only a magic pill can save him.
M: Sorry, we don’t sell magic pills, little girl.
W: I have money for it. If it isn’t enough, I can get the rest. Just tell me how much.
M: What on earth do you need?
W: Mom thinks he needs an operation, that’s the magic pill. But Daddy can’t afford it, so I want to use my money.
M: How much do you have?
W: Fifteen dollars. I came here by bike to save money.
M: Fifteen dollars—the exact price of an operation. But I’ll help you for free.
8. What’s wrong with the girl’s brother?
9. What is the girl’s brother’s name?
10. What can we learn from the conversation?