Jessica: What are you doing now?

Susan: I ____31____ (listen) to the news.

Jessica: Is there anything urgent? If not, I ____32____ (real) want to have a talk with you.

Susan: No, there isn’t. What’s wrong?

Jessica: I think your grandma is ____33____ nice person, but I can’t help ____34____ (think) that she doesn’t like me.

Susan: Oh, she likes you. She is just old-fashioned and has her own way of doing things.

Jessica: But every time I clean the kitchen, she comes in ____35____ me and cleans it again. Then she complains that the house is not tidy. I can’t deal with this.

Susan: Just let her do it and ignore (忽视) her. She thinks if you don’t get on your hands and knees ____36____ (clean) the floor, the floor won’t be clean.

Jessica: What a silly thing to say! What’s a mop (拖把) for? And what’s wrong with my cooking?

Susan: Nothing. I love your cooking.

Jessica: Then why does she complain about it? This morning she suggested that I ____37____ (go) to cooking school to learn ____38____ to cook.

Susan: Jessica, just ignore her. She only wants to make sure ____39____ we can take care of ourselves.

Jessica: Don’t we?

Susan: Yes, we do. I’m sorry that she makes you suffer ____40____ stress, but I wish you’d learn to get along with her. Remember, she’s an elder.

Jessica: Don’t worry. When things get tense (紧张的), I just remind myself that she’s your grandma, and I keep my temper (脾气) under control and my mouth shut.