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 Hi, Xiaoyan,
         You want to know about my gym.
         The gym is “New You”. The phone number is 020 791 1340. It's near Oxford Circus.
         There is a swimming pool and there are a lot of classes. There is a yoga class on Tuesday morning and there are aerobics classes every evening. There is also a Tai Chi class, on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon between 2:00 and 3:00. There are lots of running machines and weights machines, but there aren't any bicycles. There's a sauna, but there isn't a steam room and there are very nice showers and free cosmetics! The best time to come is in the evening,because there are a lot of trainers to help you. There are different ways to pay for the classes. You can pay by cash, credit card or cheque.
         See you there?
         Jane
1. When can you go to aerobics class in" New You "? 
A. On Monday morning.
B. On Saturday evening.
C. Every day in the daytime.
2. When does the Tai Chi class start? 
A. On Wednesday.
B. On Saturday afternoon.
C. At 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday and Saturday.
3. What is free in the gym? 
A. Steam room.
B. Cosmetics.
C. Sauna.
4. Why is it best to come in the evenings? 
A. Because there are a lot of trainers to help you.
B. Because there are less people.
C. Because there are more classes.
5. How can you pay for the class? 
A. Only by cheque.                 
B. Free charge.                      
C. By credit card or cash.

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