假如你是李华，你所在城市的一个咖啡屋开展“以书换咖啡”活动，请你给你的好朋友David写一封邮件，邀请他这周末一起参加。
注意：
1.字数100左右；
2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下短文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。
Nowadays some freshman are applying to delay their schooling for one year. They want to make a best use of the time to find jobs. On the one hand, through practice they will get to know the society worse, which will certainly help them studied with a clear aim. On the other hand, it is easier for us to find jobs after graduation because of the experience. What they do really helped them make up for the disadvantage that they lack of social experience. It is in this way which they are quite sure how to meet the society’s need. As senior students, we should take part some practically activities besides learning in school.
Robert, a great golf player, once won a tournament. After 1.(receive) the check, he walked a lot to his car in the parking lot and 2.(approach) by a young woman.
She congratulated him3.his victory and then told him that her child was4.(serious) ill and near death. She did not know how she could pay the doctor’s bills. Touched by 5.(she) story, Robert gave the check to the woman.
The next week he 6.(have) lunch in a restaurant when a Professional Golf Association official came to his table. “The guard in the parking lot told me you met a young woman there after you won that tournament.” Robert nodded. “Well,” said the official, “I have 7. piece of bad news for you. She’s a 8.(lie). She has no sick baby and she’s not even 9.(marry). She cheated you, my friend.”
“You mean there is no baby10.is dying?” said Robert.
“That’s right,” said the official.
“That’s the best news I’ve heard all this week.” Robert said.
Christmas is always people’s favorite time of the year. _______, it is no mine, not now. On December 23, I still didn’ t have a single present to put_______ the tree for my seven-year-old son, Joe. How was I ever going to find- let alone _______ -the brand-name(名牌的) model airplane he and all his friends were going _______ about?
“I know Santa will got it for me,” he told me “I’ve been a good boy all year.” How could I _______ that sometimes even good boys didn’t get what they asked for from Santa? My husband had been disabled due to an accident, so I had to take up the family _______ by myself. I’d saved every _______, but I still only had enough for a few secondhand gifts. I hoped that I could _______ buy my son a toy and a photo album, one that would hold his new photos _______ in the secondhand store.
Life was hard for us. I knew that without hope and ________ I’d have nothing. So I believed everything would become better. But the sorry state of everything in sight in the secondhand store ________ me. There was a doll that looked like it had been ________ over by a truck and a set of colored pencils—half of them were almost ________ up... I let out a ________ and walked down another aisle(过道). Maybe I must hadn’t been looking hard enough. ________ enough, the bottom shelf I found an unopened box. It was the brand-name model airplane Joe had asked for ... at only half the original price! What a ________! I grabbed it and excitedly ran to the checkout counter (收根台).
At the checkout counter, something on the counter caught my ________— a photo album, lying facedown. Someone had ________ not to get it and dropped it there, I guessed. I opened it up and found it was just the right ________ for Joe’s new photos. It was ________. It was really a last-minute shopping wonder. I turned the album over. Inscribed(题写) on the front cover was a line: “God will provide all your needs. ”
1.A. However B. Besides C. Therefore D. Otherwise
2.A. on B. in C. under D. behind
3.A. borrow B. produce C. imagine D. afford
4.A. crazy B. worried C. image D. concerned
5.A. prove B. understand C. explain D. forget
6.A. business B. burden C. life D. benefit
7.A. penny B. minute C. drop D. day
8.A. at most B. at least C. after all D. in brief
9.A. actually B. perfectly C. naturally D. effectively
10.A. courage B. luck C. faith D. money
11.A. inspired B. touched C. pleased D. disappointed
12.A. run B. turned C. rolled D. taken
13.A. fixed B. torn C. used D. burnt
14.A. secret B. sigh C. shout D. cry
15.A. Embarrassed B. Strange C. Funny D. Sure
16.A. pity B. shame C. find D. mess
17.A. breath B. hands C. ears D. attention
18.A. decided B. agreed C. planned D. hesitated
19.A. material B. size C. color D. time
20.A. terrible B. interesting C. ridiculous D. amazing
Want to travel easily? Here are some tips that help you reduce the size of your luggage.
Roll clothes instead of folding them. Many people try to fold their clothes into their little suitcase. 1. It actually makes far more sense to roll your clothes rather than fold them. Starting from the bottom, roll up your clothes into very tightly packed cylinders (圆柱体) which you can stack (堆叠) on top of each other.
Use vacuum bags (真空袋), when possible. 2. Buy some vacuum bags and seal all of your clothes up tightly. Having all of your luggage vacuum sealed will reduce the size of your items greatly. That will allow you to take more of what’s needed.
Always take travel bottles. Even though you are allowed to take full sized bottles in your suitcase, to make sure that you are under the weight allowance, it’s recommended that you still stick to travel-sized bottles. 3. Besides, it will also prevent you from wasting any product. If you do run out of anything while you are on holiday, you can always buy more.
4. If you do need to take a coat, you can wear it on the journey so you don’t have to pack it in your suitcase. Another method you can use is wearing multiple layers (多层衣服) on the journey although this isn’t always the most comfortable.
Research the weather in advance. A great way to prevent packing clothes that you won’t end up wearing is to research what the weather is going to be like where and when you go on holiday. 5. You can know how hot it’s likely going to be, as well as how much rain on average the destination receives each month.
A. It will free up enough room for you.
B. Don’t put any shoes in your suitcase.
C. It will make your suitcase much lighter.
D. Purchase a high and soft-sided suitcase.
E. Wear anything that takes up a lot of room.
F. There are plenty of websites that can predict it.
G. This is not the best way to pack your holiday goods.
As the richest man in the world, Bill Gates is no stranger to success. So when the billionaire offers advice, it’s smart to listen. On Monday, Bill Gates hosted an “AMA” or “ask me anything” session（会议） on Reddit, during which a participant asked, “If you could give 19-year-old Bill Gates some advice, what would it be?”
Gates said: “I would explain that smartness is not single dimensional and not quite as important as I thought it was back then. I would say you might explore the developing world before you get into your forties. I wasn’t very good socially back then, but I am not sure there is advice that would fix that--maybe I had to be awkward and just grow up...”
In short: Intelligence isn’t one-dimensional-and it’s not the only ingredient required for success.
This isn’t the only time Gates has given out advice on navigating your years as a young adult. One of his best pieces of wisdom comes from fellow billionaire and friend Warren Buffett: Keep things simple. In a 2009 interview with CNBC. Gates said: “You look at his calendar; It’s pretty simple. You talk to him about a case where he thinks a business is attractive, and he knows a few basic numbers and facts about it. And he knows a few basic numbers and facts about it. And if it gets less complicated, he feels like then it’s something he’ll choose to invest (投资) in. He picks the things that he’s got a model of, a model that really is predictive and that’s going to continue to work over a long-term period. And so his ability to boil things down, to just work on the things that really count, to think through the basics —it’s so amazing that he can do that. It’s a special form of genius(天才).”
1.What can we learn about 19-year-old Bill Gates?
A. He was not a smart youth.
B. He overvalued the importance of smartness.
C. He had developed great social skills.
D. He thought intelligence was multidimensional.
2.What’s Warren Buffett’s motto?
A. Keep learning. B. Keep things simple.
C. Intelligence isn’t one-dimensional. D. Intelligence is the key to success.
3.What does the underlined phrase “boil things down” mean?
A. Take things down clearly and in detail.
B. Break things down into many smaller pieces.
C. Make things shorter by leaving out unnecessary parts.
D. Do things at a slower pace in order to be careful.
4.What does Bill Gates think about Warren Buffett?
A. Hard to understand. B. Easygoing and talkative.
C. Fearless in investment. D. Wise and extraordinary.
