[originaltext]W: [8]So where do you think we should go for dinner this annivers

W: [8]So where do you think we should go for dinner this anniversary? We really enjoyed ourselves last year. Why don’t we go to the same restaurant?
M: Well, I think we should go somewhere different this year.
W: Yes, [9]but last year’s restaurant is really good. A new place might not be as successful.
M: I agree it was a good restaurant. But you know, it’s always nice to go somewhere new.
W: [10]I also think we should choose a Chinese restaurant again—they are usually much bigger than Western restaurants and there are only a few people in the company who are not Chinese.
M: What you say about the size of the restaurant and the fact that most of our staff are Chinese is absolutely true. However, it will get a bit boring going to the same restaurant each year.
W: I’m not saying we should go there every year. We’ve only been there once, so I don’t think you’ll be bored with it.
M: Mm, I know. [11]Maybe we could try a new restaurant this year and go back there next year.
W: Well, maybe you have a point. But next year...
M: [11]I know, next year, it’s up to you. You know what? I find a new French restaurant.
8. What are the two speakers mainly talking about?
9. What does the woman think of last year’s dinner?
10. Why does the woman want to go to the same restaurant?
11. What restaurant will they probably choose to have dinner next year?