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Julie:Are you OK, Bill? You look tired.
Bill:Iˈm fine, Julie. I just (1) ________ (stay) uplate last night to write an English essay. It istime for me to improve my English writing.
Julie:Read as many things youˈre interested in aspossible, (2) ________ soon youˈll realise thatthere are many different ways of saying (3) ________ same thing. After all, having avariety of sentence (4) ________ (structure) inyour writing makes your English appear better.
Bill:Reading can also broaden my vocabulary. Whatkind of books should I read?
Julie:You can choose books (5) ______ (write) bynative speakers. They often contain sentences
(6) ________ differ from those commonly seenin English textbooks.
Bill:Good idea. But sometimes I donˈt know what towrite about and find (7) ________ hard to writea long essay.
Julie:I suggest you begin by writing short ones abouttopics youˈre interested in, such as movies andsports.
Bill:Yes. Iˈll write something every day.
Julie:Writing all the time is the key (8) ________improving your writing.
Bill:Quite right. Practice makes perfect.
Julie:Itˈs (9) ________ (easy) said than done. But inthe end, itˈs worth the work youˈve put in.
Bill:Thank you for giving me such (10) ________(value) advice.
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