Can you swim  (1)  ?Are you free on weekends? Our club needs a   (2)  teacher to teach children from 8 to 10 years old. It is interesting  (3)  with them. Please call Leo at 59684437.

Are you busy after school? No? Can you  (4)  English? Yes? Then we need you to help some American  (5)  . They study in Beijing. They canˈt speak Chinese now. They are  (6)   and you can make friends with them. Please email Mr. Liu  (7)  helpingus@gmail. com.

Can you play the guitar or the  (8)  ? Do you have time this Wednesday？  (9)   music club will have a party that day and we need you  (10)  us. It is fun. Please call Sam at 32351143.

Whether there are UFOs or not, different people have different sayings. But in fact, they can only get _  (1)  ____ about UFOs _  (2)  __ books, movies, radio, TV or the Internet. What’s a UFO? No one __  (3)  _ knows. They say the UFOs look like a plate and perhaps they mistake some man-made objects, __  (4)  _ a kite or a balloon for UFOs. Until now, nobody seems to see _  (5)  __ UFOs.

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Gifts are given for many reasons. For festivals , for thanks, for birthdays, for important days. But it is known that teenagers can’t afford to buy expensive gifts. So what do you  do if you want to give gifts to the important people in your life? Here are some ideas you can try:

Gifts for your parents:

You can help your mom clean the room, help your dad wash the car or the bike. Sing a song, draw a picture or write a thanks letter to them. You could also say “ I love you, and thank you very much.” and then given them a big hug.

 Gifts for your teachers:

Sometimes students put their pocket money together to buy a gift for the teacher. But the real special gift can’t be bought in stories. You can   (1)   it by yourself. For example, make a nice card with the words of thanks inside. It will make the teacher feel   (2)  .

Gifts for your friends:

      (3)   time is the best gift for friends. Just spend a day chatting with him or her   (4)  and happily. Even just sit together without   (5)   anything. It’s a small thing, but it could mean a lot to him or her.

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Last year I worked as a volunteer teacher for four weeks in a middle school in Cambodia, Asia. The school was very small. There (1)two old buildings in the yard. However, I was (2)to be an assistant English teacher there. I mainly did outdoor(3) with the children. I also did some other work with them, such as painting the school and fixing up the (4) desk.

A few days after I arrived, I fell in love with the (5) place. All the children were so eager(渴望的) to (6). They were happy and cheerful all the time (7) they lived a hard life. During the four weeks, Dustin and Robert helped me a lot and I learned much (8) them. I wanted to make a difference to the poor children’s life, so U tried my best to teach (9).

Being a(10) in Cambodia was a very special and unforgettable experience for me. I will never forget it.

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David felt down as he walked home alone.He couldnˈt help  (1)    about his stupid mistake on the school soccer field. He missed scoring that goal. His mistake made the school team  (2)    in the game.

As soon as he arrived home，his mother found his  (3)   ， for it was shown on his face.After she  (4)    the whole story，she told her son that it was not necessary to be too hard on  (5)    and winning or losing was only half of the game. She asked David to communicate with his  (6)   . She added that the most important thing was to support each other in a team.  (7)   his mother said made him think a lot.

The next day David went to soccer practice with courage  (8)  of fear in his heart. He apologized to his teammates for his mistake. He said they should continue to work together as a whole team. It was a relief that his teammates all agreed (9)  him. They promised to encourage each other and work much (10)  the next time.

Cola and Lucy went to an exhibition last weekend. The girls ____(1)____ tickets two weeks ago. All kinds of robots from different countries were on show. Some robots could ____(2)____ to the music. Some could cook. The girls even saw a robot ____(3)____ with a woman in Chinese. How cool it was! A scientist told them they worked hard to design robots to help with housework. 

Lucy said, " I think we are halfway to____(4)____ a robot at home."

Cola agreed, " Yes. I believe there____(5)____ robots in our lives in the future."

Ladies and gentlemen:

It gives me a great pleasure to join you for this important invitation as the UN marks its 70th anniversary(联合国纪念成立70周年). Education is very close in my heart. My father   (1)   up in a very small village in China. In those days, not many villagers could   (2)  . So my father opened a night school to teach them how to read. With his help, many people   (3)   to write their own names; with his help, many peoplelearned to read newspapers for the   (4)   time; with his help, many women were able to teach their   (5)   how to read. As his daughter, I know what education means to the people, especially those without it.

  (6)   generations(代，辈) of hard work, China has come a long way in education. I myself am a beneficiary (受益者) of that progress. Without education, I would never become a soprano(女高音） and a musical professor . I am   (7)   my father’s footsteps(足迹) by teaching at China’s Conservatory of Music(中国音乐学院) to help continue China’s success story.

   I was once asked   (8)  my Chinese dream. I said I hope   (9)  children especially girls can get good education. This is my Chinese dream. I believe one day education first will no longer be a dream, it will be a reality   (10)   by every young woman on this planet. Thank you very much.

When Peyton was an 11-year-old boy, a rainstorm hit his hometown on a dark night.   (1)   the storm came, he was cleaning his room. His sister was   (2)  and his mother was busy   (3)   in the kitchen. His father was watching TV.  (4)  ,all the lights went off. Then the rain  (5)   against the doors and windows heavily. The wind blew  (6)   ,so his sister woke  (7)  . She was scared and started to cry. The family couldnˈt do anything. Peytonˈs father took out the  (8)  ,

but the batteries were dead. So his mother found some candles and a box of   (9)   .

The next morning, after they listened to the news on the radio, they   (10)   that a heavy rainstorm had happened.

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There was a meeting with a large number of people. Two ___（1）_____ were invited to give speeches on that day. The first speaker’s speech was very hard to __（2）__. At first the speaker tried to keep it very _（3）______. He played videos and tried to __（4）_______ jokes. But as time went on, the speech became very boring, and people beganto fall __（5）______. What’s more, the speech _（6）_______ about two hours. Finally when he finished it, there was only one man __（7）___ sitting in the large room. The speaker walked up to the man and said, “Thank you ____（8）____ hearning me out after all the others ____（9）_ the room.”

  “Oh! Don’t mention it,” said the man, “ I cannot leave anyway. I am the ____（10）_____ speaker!”

Dear Mr Smith,

Thank you for giving us the chance to tell you the problems in our school at present.

Firstly, there are  (1)    and newspapers in the school library. Secondly, we like seeing some English movies after school, but most of them are   (2)   Thirdly, there aren’t   (3)  . Moreover, the dining hall is too   (4)  , Sometimes we have to wait in line for a long time to find a seat. Finally, the food isn’t delicious and there are

  (5)   in the dining hall.

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