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Alice: Are you enjoying yourself, Helen? Helen: Do you know what? Im having a really good time. Thanks for dragging me out, guys. Tim: Its just nice to see you smiling, Helen. Helen: Hey, is that Paul over there? Tim: Hey yeah, it is him, isnt it? Helen: It is, you know, but whos that with him? Are they his kids? Alice? Has Paul got children? Alice: Yes, hes got two children actually. Tim: So that means hes got a wife. Alice: Theyre not together any more, and theyre getting a divorce. Tim: Are you sure about that? Alice: Well, thats what he told me, and I believe him. Hes a good man. Helen: Ooh, Alice, youre skating on very thin ice. Alice: Maybe I am Helen, but I cant let him go. Helen: You really love him, dont you? Alice: Helen, I really do. Vocabulary 字汇 dragging me out 勉强带出去 making me go out with you even though I didnt really want to divorce (n) 离婚 a fomp3al, legal separation of husband and wife skating on very thin ice (idiom) 冒险 taking a big risk 本单元的语言点是关于 ice 的习语，请看下面的解释和例句 | 
