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Dear Terry,
I am abslutely thrilled t hear abut yur upcming visit t yur Chinese friend's hme! T ensure a smth and enjyable experience. I'd like t share sme advice based n yur questins.
It's always a gd idea t duble-check the exact time f yur visit with yur friend befrehand. Yu may arrive 5 minutes early t shw respect and avid any last-minute cnfusin. Besides, a small gift is a lvely gesture t express yur appreciatin. Chinese table manners are very different frm yurs. It's cnsidered plite t take fd frm the dishes placed in frnt f yu using chpsticks r a spn. Dn't wrry if they keep filling yur bwl up, because it means welcme and friendship in ur culture. Yu can feel free t enjy the fferings, as it is a sign f their hspitality and warmth.
I can't wait t see yu in China! Hpe yu have a pleasant trip and have a wnderful time with yur Chinese friend!
With lve,
Li Hua
续写：
“Mind?Please sit with me!” Theresa thught and quickly replied. “nt at all.” “This is usually where we sit fr lunch, and since we saw yu at the bus stp this mrning, it must be fate r smething," said the ther girl. “Maybe we're suppsed t be friends.” Theresa als expressed her willingness t be their friends. And with that, new friendships were frmed. Thrugh the whle lunch they chatted abut their classes and giggled abut varius stries. The three girls agreed t head hme tgether at the end f the day as they parted fr the afternn class.
Fr Theresa,the ride hme was quite a bit different frm the bus trip that mrning. She nw had peple t sit with and new friends t talk t. She was nt alne any mre. The time went by much mre quickly than the ride t schl in that mrning. The girls talked and laughed the entire way back t their neighbrhd. They gt ff the bus and began the walk t their wn huses. One by ne, they said their gdbyes and exchanged quick hugs fllwed by a “See yu tmrrw.”
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Text 1.
【原文】M: Are yu ging t spend the summer in Australia?
W: N, I planned t g t Canada, but my children begged me t take them t Japan. I culdn’t say n.
Text 2.
【原文】W: Okay, back t catch 22. Can anybdy remember which part we read last time?
M: Hmm, smewhere in chapter 31, I think.
W: Ah yes, here we are. Mrs. Danika had just received the letter frm the war department and was ging t cllect the mney.
Text 3.
【原文】W: We need mre space in ur rm.
M: Yes, that sfa is t big. If we gt a new ne, we culd mve the bkshelf int the crner and the table can g against the wall.
Text 4.
【原文】M: Hw did yu d in that technlgy cmpetitin, Jane?
W: Well, it wasn’t my first time cmpeting against thers and it was fun being under pressure t cme up with things within a strict time limit.
Text 5.
【原文】M: Wuld yu like t g t the grcery stre fr me?
W: I’m srry but I’m t busy. I’ve gt sme wrk t d at the Internet cafe.
M: I’ll g by myself then.
W: Actually, yu can rder yur grceries thrugh the Internet and save yurself a lt f time.
Text 6
【原文】M: Sarah, can yu fill me in n what I missed last week while I was n vacatin?
W: We gathered t talk abut the new filing system. Since there were s many cmplaints abut it, they decided t redesign the whle thing.
M: Will we be having a discussin n it?
W: Yes, it’s scheduled fr next Mnday afternn.
M: I have a meeting with the HR department at that time. I’ll see if I can pstpne it.
Text 7
【原文】M: Hw lng will it take t get t Ls Angeles? I can’t wait t see aunt Audrey. We haven’t seen her fr such a lng time.
M: Me t.
W: I wnder if she still has that fat cat we used t play with.
M: Where are we anyway?
W: Let me take a lk at the map. After ne hur’s drive frm hme, it says here that we are 160 miles away frm Ls Angeles.
M: That’s still pretty far. Hw lng will that take? I didn’t eat breakfast this mrning and I’m hungry.
W: I tld yu t eat breakfast but yu didn’t listen. Well, we’re travelling at 80 miles per hur s we’ll be there in abut tw hurs.
M: Tw mre hurs. I’ll never make it. Hey, lk, there is burger by.
W: All right, but dn’t frget t save sme rm fr aunt Audrey’s cking.
Text 8
【原文】W: Hi Hugh, can yu tell me hw it happened?
M: Sure. I was climbing muntains in New Hampshire in 1982. Suddenly the weather became really bad, there was lts f snw and we culdn’t see anything. We gt lst. The temperature was 20 degrees belw zer. We didn’t have any equipment r fd.
W: S what happened? I guess smene fund yu right?
M: Yes, but we were very sick. I culdn’t mve my legs because f the cld. I spent tw mnths in hspital and the dctrs remved my legs.
W: S yu lst yur legs, but yu tried t stay active?
M: That’s right. In fact, I decided t make new legs fr myself. N ne has t be physically disabled. Mdern technlgy can help us.
W: S yu built these great new legs. Can yu g muntain climbing again?
M: Yes, I can. In fact, these are better than climbing shes. The special design means that they are much mre pwerful.
Text 9
【原文】W: Ivan, I went t the art exhibitin yesterday and I read sme fascinating cmments n it.
M: Really? What are peple saying?
W: Well, they seem t be interested in the exhibitin, especially its depth f symblism. They say the paintings are filled with energy. Each painting tells a unique stry with the chice f clrs.
M: It’s incredible that the art exhibitin can generate such pwerful reactins. What are yur views n it?
W: When I was at the exhibitin, I fund myself drawn t ne particular painting called harmny in chas that represents life. It is a mix f bright and gray clrs, which shws the UPS and dwns we experienced.
M: That’s a beautiful interpretatin. Art serves as a mirrr, helping us uncver hidden truths and deepen ur understanding f urselves. D yu want t discuss the exhibitin in mre detail in the cafe nearby?
W: I’d lve that. It’s my treat this time.
M: Thanks I’m lking frward t hearing mre abut yur experience and maybe even sharing sme f my wn thughts.
Text 10
【原文】M: With a rise in temperatures and ther climate changes every day, peple are asking hw they can help t prtect the envirnment and save the planet.
Well, if yu live in the state f Califrnia, in the USA, the answer may be t buy an electric car. The state is pushing thrugh laws, which means peple will sn have n chice when they need t buy a car. Under the new rules, 35% f the new vehicles sld in the state must be partly r fully electrically pwered by 2026.
This percentage then jumps t 68% by twenty thirty and reaches a full 100% by 2035. Califrnia is seen as the leading American state when it cmes t climate change. This makes sense as it has the biggest ppulatin, with mre than 39 millin peple living in the west cast state.
It is als an area f scenic diversity, frm its glden beaches t its frests f giant trees. Which may inspire the peple f Califrnia t act faster than their neighbrs.