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A. What is the longest river in Jilin? B. It is higher than any other mountain in Jilin. C. Where is the most beautiful place in Changchun? D. I'm happy to meet you. E. Did you know that Changchun is one of the biggest cities in China? F. What can you do for me? |
A: Hi, I am Jack. I'm from the UK.
B: Welcome to Jilin, Jack.
A: Can you tell me a bit more about Jilin?
B: Sure!
A: Yes, I did. What's the highest mountain in Jilin?
B: Changbai Mountain!
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B: Songhuajiang! It is more than 1, 900 kilometers long.
A: Wow, I didn't know that.
B: Jingyuetan. It is much bigger than the South Lake Park.
A: Thank you.
B: You're welcome.
Alan: Hey, John! This Saturday well go to the art museum again, right?
John: Oh, no!
Alan: Where do you want to go?
John: I want to go to the water park.
Alan: No, never
John:
Alan: Sure, I'd love to. I think it must be a great way to spend Saturday.
John: I also think so.
Alan:
John: Neither. How about riding a bike?
Alan: See you this Saturday.
John: See you.
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A. Would you like to go there with me? B. How are you going there, by bus or by subway? C. I want to go somewhere different. D. What are you going to do? E. That sounds fun F. Have you ever been there before? |
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A. What about you? B. Are you in your football team? C. How often do you play football? D. I hope your dream will come true E. Why don't you play with your parents? F. I was playing football with my friends. |
A: Hello, David! How was your weekend?
B: Great. I visited my grandparents with my parents.
A: I enjoyed myself. I played with my friends.
B: It rained on Saturday. What were you doing when it began to rain?
A:
B: Really? Did you get wet?
A: Yes. We kept playing in the rain.
B: Sounds interesting. Is playing football your hobby?
A: Yes, of course.
B:
A: Once a week, every Saturday.
B:
A: Yes, I have been in the school football team for three years. And I want to be a football player when I grow up.
B: Sounds great.
A: Thank you.
Mum: Okay, Cathy. It's time to make a schedule(计划) for chores around the house.
Cathy: Oh, Mum!
Mum: No complaining(抱怨). Come on.
Cathy: That's what I like to do. When shall I walk it?
Mum: And then, when you go out, don't forget to take out the rubbish.
Cathy: What about Angela?
Mum: Of course. She has to wash the dishes from Monday to Friday.
Cathy: That's fair enough.
Mum: And I want both of you to make your beds and pick up your things after you get up in the morning.
Cathy: Okay, but you know I don't like doing that.
Mum: Yes. You can have a rest on weekends.
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A. That means, you should make your rooms tidy. C. In the morning before breakfast. E. Does she need to do anything? |
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A. Do you think any of them will be in Olympic champions in 2020? B. How long do they practise every day? C. May I ask you some questions? D. How many players have you trained so far? E. Have your players ever taken part in any competitions? F. What do you think of your job? |
A: Hello! I'm from China. I want to write a report on training
future Olympic champions.
B: Sure. please.
A: How long have you taught?
B: Let me see. Four years,
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B: l've trained ten players.
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B: They must practise six hours a day. Some players have to practise eight hours a day. It's hard work.
A:
B: Yes, eight of them have won some medals.
A:
B: I think so. One of them has already had great success. He was the winner of the Asian an Games last year.
A: Thank you.
B: You're welcome.
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A. I fell down from the stairs (楼梯). B. Do you have a sore back? C. What's wrong with you? D. Remember to put some ice on your knee. E. Let me have a look at it first. F. But you should get an X-ray. |
A: Good morning!
B: I hurt my knee.
A: Your right knee?
B: Yes, I can't move easily.
A: Oh? Hmm, yes, it's swollen (红肿的). How did you hurt it?
B: .
A: I see. Well, I don't think it's serious. Let the nurse take you to the third floor (楼层) and come back with your X-ray. And then I will know if your knee is broken or not.
B: OK. I will.
(Ten minutes later)
A: Well, nothing seems to be broken. I think all you need is some rest.
B: OK, thank you, Goodbye.
A: Goodbye.
A: Morning Jerry I coughed all day yesterday.
B: Does your head feel hot?
A: No, it doesn't.
B: I don't think you need to.
A:
B: You should drink some hot water.
A: Oh, dear!
B: Don't worry. I'll get some for you.
A:
B: You're welcome.
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A. Should I go to see a doctor? B. There isn't any hot water here. C. That's too bad. D. Thank you very much. E. What should I do? F. Did you go to the hospital? |
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A. What should I do? B. I was arguing with my mother. C. Because she didn't allow me to eat snacks. D. It's a good idea. E. Why don't you talk to her? |
A: What were you doing at 7 yesterday evening? I called you, but you didn't pick up.
B: .
A: Why did you argue with your mother?
B: . You know, I love snacks.
A: Why didn't she allow you to eat snacks?
B: She thought they were bad for my health and she didn't want me to be as heavy as her.
A: You can tell her that you will eat fewer snacks and exercise more.
B: I think it's no use talking to her.
A: What about asking your father for help?
B: . Hope things will work out.
M: How was your weekend?
W:
M: What did you do on your weekend then?
W: I went to the People's Park on Saturday morning with some of my classmates.
M: Oh,
W: Not really. When we went into the park, we saw rubbish everywhere. It was very dirty.
M: It's true that some people throw litter（垃圾）around. Then what did you do?
W: We began to clean the park. Others swept the ground... About an hour later, we cleaned up the park. We were happy though we were a little tired.
M: You are right. People will thank you.
W: Yeah. When we were cleaning the park, some volunteers came.
We should regard（把…看作）our city as our home.
M: Then our city will become more and more beautiful.
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A. Maybe you had a good time. B. You helped clean up the city park. C. It is mixture（混合）of fun and work. D. Some picked up the waste paper and plastic bags. E. I went to play in the park. F. I hope more and more people will protect our environment. |
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A. That means, you should make your rooms tidy. B. First, you need to walk the dog. C. In the morning before breakfast. D. Is that everything? E. Does she need to do anything? F. I hope I can do everything. |
Mum: Okay, Cathy. It's time to make a schedule(计划) for chores around the house.
Cathy: Oh, Mum!
Mum: No complaining(抱怨). Come on.
Cathy: That's what I like to do. When shall I walk it?
Mum: And then, when you go out, don't forget to take out the rubbish.
Cathy: What about Angela?
Mum: Of course. She has to wash the dishes from Monday to Friday.
Cathy: That's fair enough.
Mum: And I want both of you to make your beds and pick up your things after you get up in the morning.
Cathy: Okay, but you know I don't like doing that.
Mum: Yes. You can have a rest on weekends.
