Almost everyone today uses electricity in one way or _________
A.another B.others C.other D.the other
I'm old enough to wash clothes by myself．You can just wash ．
A.my,your B.mine，yours C.my,yours D.your,my
My mother can hardly ride her bicycle to work, __________?
A.can she B.can’t she C.isn’t she D.does she
Fill in the blanks according to the phonetic transcription.
Almost everyone today 1./ juːzɪz / electricity in one way or another. It is hard to imagine what life in our cities 2. / wʊd / be like without it. Electricity3. / laɪts / streets and buildings, and warms people and animals. It heats 4. /fuːd / in cookers and cools it in refrigerators. It drives trains and works 5. / træfɪk / lights and lifts. It6. / ɔːlsəʊ / works the machines in factories that make all kinds of goods. Everyday wonders such as computers and televisions use electricity to 7. / brɪŋ / entertainment and news to millions of families. In villages and on farms, electrical machines 8. / mɪlk / the cows and chop their food.
假定你是李明,住在苏州,你的美国朋友David在做一个关于中国东部城市人口状况的调查,他给你发了一封邮件,想了解一下有关情况。请你认真阅读下面的邮件,并根据信中的内容和生活实际用英语回复,可以有适当的发挥。
To: liming@163.com |
From: davide@gmail.com |
Subject: population |
Dear Li Ming, I'm doing a survey on the population of the cities in eastern China. I know you are living in Suzhou. Would you mind answering several questions on the topic? •Is the population of the city increasing fast? Why? •What are the advantages of population change? •What are the problems of population change? •What influence does the change have on the development of the city? •I look forward to hearing from you soon. Best wishes, David |
注意:1.词数90左右。开头和结尾已经写好,不计入总词数。
2.回复中不得提及真实的人名、校名等相关信息。
Dear David,
Thanks for your email. I'm very happy to answer your questions.
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I hope my answers will be of some help to your survey.
Yours,
Li Ming
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Ben was hoping for a video game for his birthday. There was also a board game he wanted. Finally, he wanted some comics.
He got the board game and some comics, but what was in the last package? It was from his sister, Karen. He slowly unwrapped the package. It didn't feel like a video game.
It was a purple sweater. Purple was his least favourite colour. He smiled and thanked Karen nicely, but he didn't want 'to wear that sweater. He couldn't wear purple!
He quickly put the sweater away in his room. Then he ran off to play his new board game with his family.
One day a few weeks later, Ben's mother asked him about the sweater. "Why don't you wear your purple sweater today?" she asked him. "Your sister made it just for you!"
"I'm not cold," Ben said without thinking. That day he was cold all day.
Then one day they were going out to dinner as a family. His mother asked him to wear the sweater again. "I don't want to wear it because I hate it," he quickly replied.
"Ben," said his mother," I know it's not the nicest sweater in the world, but think about how important Karen is to you. You know she will be proud if you wear it just this once."
Ben walked slowly to his room. He knew she was right. He wore the sweater to dinner.
His sister smiled all night.
1.Who gave Ben the purple sweater as a birthday present?
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2.Why did Ben finally wear his purple sweater?
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3.Will you use the present you don't like? Why or why not?
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