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— Yes, it is.
— I am making a card for _________________.
— Taylor Swift. She _________________ all of her CDs and listens to her songs every day.
—It's Saturday. I'm going to watch the movie My People My Homeland.
— OK, mum. Good night!
— _________________ Mike and Sarah draw very well.
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Uncle Paul always wants to try something new. When he was 65, hesaid, "I'm going to1a big ship and I'm going around theworld." But the ship was very expensive, and Uncle Paul did not haveenough2. Then he had a new idea, "I'mgoing to be a3."But he did not make it eitherbecause his eyesightwas not very4. He couldn't see the traffic lights orthe people in the streets clearly.
Last summer Paul found a swimming5nearhis house. The lessons were very cheap, and Paul began going to the school tohave lessons6times a week, Monday，Wednesday and Friday. Now he is a good swimmer.
Last week a little boy said to him, "You're a very good swimmer.How do7learn to swim so well?" "Ha ha,I'm not good at it," Paul said and smiled, "When I'm8thewater, I always say to myself, 'There are9fishesbehind me!' Then I'm very afraid, and I10quickly."
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Comments Dear Sir, Our weekend at your hotel was bad. We lived in Room 303. It was big but everything was very old. My father cleaned the room and fixed a broken chair. My mother wanted to read a book but the lamp was too, small. My dad got some noddles from the hotel kitchen, but they were cold and tasted bad. I wanted to watch TV but the TV didn't work. The people in Room 301 listened to loud music. I didn't sleep all night. I'm sorry, but we didn't enjoy our stay very much.
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A hungry fox was looking for food. He saw a frog in front of him, and thought," Ah ha! A frog! My dinner!" So he rushed at the frog.
Behind the fox was a turtle. The turtle saw what the fox was doing, and bit the fox's tail. "Ouch!" cried the fox, and looked back to see the turtle.
The frog heard the fox's voice, and jumped into the water. "Thank you, little turtle." said the frog. But the fox was angry at the turtle.
"I'll throw you into the sky!" said the fox. "Thank you! I like flying in the sky." said the turtle. "Then I'll throw you into the river." said the fox. "Oh, no! Not the river. I'm afraid of the water." said the turtle. The fox quickly threw the turtle into the river.
The turtle looked back, and said, "Thank you, Mr Fox! Bye bye!" And the turtle and the frog swam away together.
①Chocolate is very popular all over the world. For example, English people eat about 10 kg of it a person every year. And both men and women there like eating chocolate. Women buy more chocolate than men. However, it doesn't mean women eat more. They give some of it to friends and family as a gift. Men buy less chocolate than women. But they usually eat it all themselves. Most men like eating chocolate better than driving in a sports car. Most women enjoy spending an evening eating chocolate more than going shopping.
②Why do people like chocolate so much? Scientists say that chocolate can make you feel physically good. It is sweet and delicious. But if you eat a lot of chocolate. you may become fat and it is not good for your teeth, So chocolate makes you feel good ________________ you often feel bad about eating too much of it because you know it's not good for you.
People like eating chocolate because.
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It is sunny. The Roberts are having a good time at a park. The man with (棕色的)hair is Mr Roberts. He works in a company. He enjoys doing sports to (保持)healthy. The woman in red is Mrs Roberts. She is a (老师)at a school. She is kind and likes (玩耍) with children. The boy and the girl are (他们的) son and daughter Jack and Candy They are of the (相同的) age. They are happy because they can always do something fun on (星期日).
The Roberts have been in China for (五) years. They (真正地，很)love China and they are excited to meet so (许多) friends here. But they also miss America. They hope to go back there one day.
Dear Peter,
How's everything going? Now I'm a student in ▲
My life here is great. How I wish you could be here with me! Miss you!
Yours,
David
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