Sarah: Hi, Mike.
Mike: I went to Harbin.
Sarah:
Mike: I went there by train.
Sarah:
Mike: Yes, I did. Harbin is a beautiful city.
What did you do during your holidays？
Sarah:
Mike: How did you study it?
Sarah:
Mike: I think you are a good student.
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A. I stayed at home and studied English. B. What did you do during your holidays? C. I listened to English songs and read some books. D. Did you have a good time? E. How did you get there? |
Good morning, boys and girls! My name is Jim. I'd like1you about our Chinese 2. We 3to learn Chinese in Grade One. We have 4a lot of words and sentences, and we can use them in and out of class. We are very 5in topics 6daily life, family, sports and animals. Our Chinese teacher often asked us 7listening, speaking, reading and 8. Now we can 9games and do tasks in Chinese. Our teacher often tells us, "You are 10good students!"
One day, a rich man and a businessman met in a restaurant. They both ordered soup for their lunch. When it was brought, the rich man tasted it, but the soup was so hot that he burned his mouth and had tears in his eyes. The businessman asked him why he was crying. The rich man didn't want to tell the truth, so he told a lie. "Sir, I had a brother who was killed last year. I was thinking of his death, and that made me cry." The businessman believed his story and began to eat his soup. He also burned his mouth and had tears in his eyes. The rich man noticed it and asked the business man, "Sir, why are you crying?" The businessman answered, "Oh, I'm crying, because you were not killed together with your brother."
Dear Jack,
I am studying in Shanghai now. I have a day of today. Now let me tell you something about Shanghai. In our country people drive cars on the left side of the road, but in Shanghai, on the right side. Many people in London go to work by car, while most people in Shanghai go to work by bike. The weather of Shanghai is better than London's. It's usually fine in Shanghai, but we have so many cloudy days in London. Students here work hard in their studies and a lot of people can speak English. People here are all very friendly. So I make a lot of friends here. That's all. Please write to me soon.
Yours,
Lucy
Last Sunday, it was sunny. In the morning, I got up at six o'clock, then I brushed my teeth, washed my face. I was too hungry, I looked for my breakfast. To my surprised, I didn't find anything to eat. I had to cook by myself. At about 8 o'clock, I went to Anna's home. Many students were there. We played soccer. Some of us watched TV. But it was boring. At last, we went to the park. We rode our bikes and flew kites. We had a lot of fun.
Lucy lives in the Xinyi Community. Yesterday she met Sara. She lives in this community, too. She moved to this community last week. Yesterday she wanted to go to the flower shop, but she didn't know where it is. Lucy told her, "Turn left at the traffic lights and go down that street. There it is. And the flower shop is near a bank, you can walk there."
