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I found a pencil box in Classroom 702. A pencil, a ruler and two erasers are in it. Call me at 685-4351. Lucy |
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I lost my tape player. I must find it. Please call 563-7782 or email me at 4573952361@qq. com. Thank you very much. Bob |
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A schoolbag is on the playground. It's green. You can ask Mr. Smith for it. Alan |
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Rose, Could you bring some things to school for me? I need(需要)my English book, my notebook, my pencil box, my hat and my baseball. My English book is on the desk. My notebook is in the bookcase. It's blue. My pencil box is in my schoolbag and I put my schoolbag on my chair. My hat is black. It's on my bed. And you can see my baseball under my bed. Thanks, Tommy.
Miss Wang: Good morning, boys and girls! I'm Wang Li. And I'm your English teacher.
Boys and girls: Good morning, Miss Wang!
Miss Wang : This is Helen. She is English.
Helen: I'm Helen. I'm twelve. Nice to meet you.
Miss Wang : Are you Dale?
Frank: No, I'm Frank.
Miss Wang : OK. Now, Frank, what's this in English?
Frank: It's a ruler, Miss Wang.
Miss Wang : What color is it?
Frank: White.
Miss Wang : Right. And what color is this pen?
Helen: The pen is green. And I like green. Look! My jacket is green.
Miss Wang : Great!
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Found: A watch is in Classroom 7E. Are they yours? E-mail me at maryg2@gfmail.com. |
Have you seen Dusty( my cat) or have any information that could help us find them? He is white and black. Please call 554-6456 or 0401003233. |
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Lost A set of keys with a blue toy bear. If you find them, please come to Room 401 or call David at 315-0429. Many thanks. |
FOUND A DICTIONARY MY NAME IS ON IT! PLEASE CALL PEARL 881-7237 |
Dear Sally,
When you go to see your brother，you can take some things to him：his math book，a baseball，notebooks，CDs and a video cassette. You both can play baseball tomorrow afternoon. Your brother needs the CDs. And you can enjoy the CDs together. The math book is on the desk. The baseball is under the bed. The CDs are in the bookcase. Is the video cassette on the computer? Oh, no, it is behind the computer.
Have a good time! Baby!
Mom
Dear Alan，
How's everything going these days? You know I'm with my parents in Suzhou, China. My new school is very beautiful, and I like it. I also like the teachers here, too.
Here's a picture with my letter. Look at the picture, you can see 15 desks and 30 chairs in it. They are for my classmates and me. And there is a brown desk in the front (前面) . It is for my teacher. Which desk is nice, can you guess? The first one near the door is. There are some books and a pencil box on my desk. You can see a clock on the wall. Next to the clock there is a map. It's a map of China.
Please write and tell me about your school.
Yours,
Lawrence
Dear Sally,
Please take these things to your brother Bob: his dictionary, pen, notebook, keys, and baseball. The dictionary is on the bed. The pen is in the pencil box. I put the pencil box on the sofa. The notebook is on the desk. The keys are in the bookcase. The baseball is under the bed. Thanks!
Grandma
Dear Mary,
Thanks for the photo of your family. Here is a photo of my bedroom. Look at the photo. A bed, a desk, a chair, a bookcase and a computer are in my bedroom. My bed is yellow. The desk is beside (在……旁边) the bed and it is black. An English dictionary and a Chinese dictionary are in the bookcase. My math, English and Chinese books and the computer are on the desk. My pencil box is in the desk. My pens and rulers are in the pencil box. My schoolbag is on the chair. My brother's white baseball and my sister's computer game are under my bed, but you can't see the baseball in the photo.
Yours,
Bill
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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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