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One day Mr Smith and his wife went 1£©        at the shop£®Mr Smith drove his new 2£©        car£®They had a lot of things to buy because Mr Smith's 3£©        and his family were going to 4£©        the weekend with them£® They stopped the car in 5£©        of the shop£® An hour later they came back to the car with many things£®Then the 6£©        started£®Mr Smith couldn't open his car £®

 

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¡°Let's ask the policeman over there £¬­¹said Mr Smith£®

 

The policeman was very 7£©        and glad to help them£®A few 8£©        later he got the door open£®Just at that moment a man came up to the black car and 9£©        angrily£¬¡°What are you doing with my car £¿­¹The Smiths looked at the 10£©        of the car£® Their faces turned red at once and they had to say sorry to the man£®

 

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9£©Nothing is        £¨possible£©if you try your best£®

 

10£©When spring comes£¬the snow        £¨appears£©£®

 

11£©This forced him to slip out of airport through a side        £¨entrance£©£®

 

12£®He        £¨put on£©his hat and bowed politely as the headmaster passed£®

 

13£®Well£¬you were        £¨unlucky£©and they didn't rob you of all you had£®

 

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17£®The business of doctors is to prevent and cure        £¨health£©£®

 

18£®One after another£¬all three of them fell        £¨awake£©£®

 

19£®If we buy a lot of food now it will        £¨waste£©shopping again this week£®

 

20£®They will        £¨always£©forget the day they joined the Party£®

 

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11£®A little boy ran into the grass          a ball£¬but he couldn't find it£®

 

12£®Mr£®GREen got          the bus at the bus stop near the supermarket£¬and then went home          foot£®

 

13£®Hawaii is famous          its beautiful beaches£®

 

14£®         the other side          the street£¬there is a flower shop£®

 

15£®Be careful when you walk          the road£®

 

16£®The Young Pioneers walked          the gates with Uncle Wang£®

 

17£®The programme was sent to the USA          China          satellite£®

 

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Climbing a mountain is hard work£®But one step         1 another finally brings a person to the top£®Along the way£¬he can stop and look around£®And the higher he climbs£¬the more wonderful his view is£®If he keeps climbing£¬he will have a new world          2 him£®He will have a new way of seeing everything £®

 

Now learning another language is something          3 climbing a mountain£®This new language can give you a new view          4 life£® And it is more than a look at the surface of things£®It can open the window          5 people's minds and hearts£¬into a culture£¨ÎÄ»¯£© very different          6 your own£®This will make you richer£¬richer in things that money can't buy £®Even though you never set foot         7 a ship or a plane£¬you can be an armchair traveler          8 books£®

 

Like the mountain climber who stops now and then to enjoy the scenery          9 him£¬ everyone who is interested          10 reading will find pleasure in books as he fights on to learn more and more of that new language£®

 

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5£®How do you think of China£¿

 

                                        

 

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1£®It's        today£®Nick will have a        exam at         in the morning£®Now he is         it£®He asks Tracy to be        and his mother asked her to         listening to the         £®

 

2£®Nick and Tracy's         Dave will come to London on         £®

 

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4£®Sue's parents live in         now£®They are going there to see them in         £®

 

5£®From the letter we can tell        people will come to Sue's home£®

 

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4£®Bank of China is near         £®

 

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Many British people don't think about the clothes very much£®They just like to be comfortable£®When they go out to enjoy t        1 they can wear almost anything£®At theatres£¬cinemas and concerts they can put on w        2 they like¡ªfrom elegant suits and dresses to jeans and sweaters £®Anything goes £¬so long as they l        3 clean and tidy£®

 

But in Britain£¬as well as the US£¬men in offices usually w 4        suits and ties£¬and women wear dresses or skirts£®Doctors£¬lawyers and b        5 people wear quite formal clothes£®

 

In many ways£¬Americans are more relaxed than British people£¬but they are more careful with their clothes£®At home£¬or on h        6£¬ most Americans wear informal or sporty clothes£® But when they go out in the evening£¬they like to look elegant£®In good hotels and r        7£¬ men wear suits and ties£¬and women wear pretty clothes£®

 

It is d        8 to say exactly what people wear in Britain and the US£®If you are sure what to wear£¬w        9 what other people wear and then do the same£®You'll feel more relaxed if you don't look too d        10 from other people£®

 

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During World War II£¬a lot of young women in Britain were in the army£®Joan Phillips was one of them£®She worked in a big camp£¬and of course met a lot of men£¬officers and soldiers£®

 

One evening she met Captain Humphries at a dance£®He said to her£¬¡°I'm going abroad tomorrow£¬but I'd be very happy if we could write to each other£®¡±Joan aGREed£¬and they wrote for several months£®

 

Then his letters stopped£¬but she received one from another officer£¬telling her that Captain Humphries had been wounded and was in an army hospital in England£®

 

Joan went there and said to the matron£¨Å®¿´ÊØ£©£®¡°I've come to visit Captain Humphrerys£®¡±

¡°Only relatives are allowed to visit patients¡¡here£¬¡±the matron said£®

 

¡°Oh£¬that's all right£¬¡±answered Joan£®¡°I'm his sister£®¡±

 

¡°I'm very pleased to meet you£¬¡±the matron said£¬¡°I'm his mother£¡¡±

 

1£®How did Joan and the captain know each other£¿

 

                                        

 

2£®Why did they write to each other£¿

 

                                        

 

3£®Why did Joan want to visit Captain Humphries£¿

 

                                        

 

4£®Who was the matron£¿

 

                                        

 

5£®Did the matron believe that Joan was Captain Humphreries' sister£¿

 

                                        

 

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