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A. And there will be a new music room there. B. Can you show it to me? C. Did you have computers? D. What's this? E. Where is your classroom? |
A: Hello, Jim.
B: Hello, Mary.
A: It's a photo of my old school.
B:
A: Sure, here you are.
B: Thank you.
A: This is our old classroom. There were only three classrooms in our school. And there were no libraries.
B: Really?
A: No, we didn't. But now we have a computer room.
B: Great. I think our life will be better and better.
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thought tripped felt had woke |
—No, I didn't. At last I and fell.
—I didn't sleep well. I a bad dream last night.
—Oh, my alarm clock（闹钟）didn't work. So I up late.
Our Hometown
Before I lived in a poor countryside, but now my hometown changes a lot. Ten years ago it was a very poor place, people here had no TV or radio, people here had no rice to eat, no fresh water to drink, sometimes they were still hungry. Some students at school used very bad desks before. But now after the open-gate policy, our countryside is becoming richer（更富有）and richer. Here are many new things, like the computers, new schools and new buildings. So every person arriving here are saying that our hometown has changed a lot.
