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One possible version: Dear Mr. Smith,

I am very happy to have you as our English teacher.

As the world is becoming a global village, English is getting more and more important, so mastering English means we can see the world through a new window.

My English is just OK and the two main problems in my study are that I feel it difficult to learn words by heart, and that I often feel nervous when speaking English. I really hope that you can give me good advice on how to memorise new words. Another suggestion is to give us more chances to practice speaking. I believe we can make much progress in English with your help.

Thank you! Li Hua

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CHECKING CORNER Part 1

I. 1. ignored 2. power 3. outdoors

4. thundering 5. dusty 6. upsets 7. entire 8. partner(s)

II. 1. at 2. about 3. of 4. on III. 1. calmed down

2. went through / had gone through 3. set down 4. add up 5. are concerned about Part 2

I. 1. settled 2. overcoat 3. recover 4. suitcase II. 1.up 2. after 3. of 4. from

III. 1. she¡¯d only had the new computer since the day before 2. he was meeting a friend at the station later that day 3. he would see me in the office 4. it was eight o¡¯clock then Part 3

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4. Suddenly 5. canceled 6. suggestion 7. smoking 8. cooking 9. discovery 10. risen II. 1. differences 2. impossible 3. illness 4. impolite III. 1. takes care of 2. in order to 3. turned down 4. kind of / a bit 5. Neither; nor; is IV. 1. looking forward to 2. fall over 3. pay attention to 4. brought out 5. instead of 6. in person 7. blown out 8. took off V. 1. was interested in action movies 2. used to talk back

3. take pride in / be proud of

4. is good at making up 5. took place

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1. Mrs. Jenkins¡¯ son Robert worked in London, while her daughter lived in the same town as her.

2. One day Mrs. Jenkins received a letter from Robert. 3. Mrs. Jenkins decided to see her son and grandson.

4. Mrs. Jenkins went to the railway station and bought her ticket.

5. Mrs. Jenkins remembered she hadn¡¯t locked the front door of her house. 6. Mrs. Jenkins wrote a letter to her daughter in the post office. 7. Mrs. Jenkins asked her daughter to lock her door right away. 8. Mrs. Jenkins put the envelope into the post box.

9. At the entrance to the train station, a man asked Mrs. Jenkins to show him her ticket.

10. Mrs. Jenkins looked down at her hand and saw the letter.

1-5 BACDC 6-10 BACBA 11-15 DADBA 16-20 FGDEB 21-25 ABDCB 26-30 CADAD 31-35 BCBAD 36-40 CABDC 41. took 42. to reach 43. who / whom 44. in 45. them 46. entirely 47. running 48. things 49. the 50. wonderful ¶ÌÎÄ¸Ä´í£º

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One possible version: Dear Amy,

I¡¯m sorry to hear that you feel rather nervous whenever you¡¯re taking any important exam.

Most of us have such bad times, so don¡¯t worry too much about it. I¡¯d like to offer you some useful tips.

First, it¡¯s important to have a right attitude towards exams. They help you check how you are getting along with your studies, so the results are not the most important. If you study hard and make careful plans for every exam, you can be more confident. Second, getting enough sleep can make you energetic so that you can perform well in an exam. Therefore, you should not stay up too late. Finally, you can do some outdoor exercises to keep yourself relaxed before an exam.

I hope you will find my suggestions helpful.

Yours, Li Hua

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5. wider 6. to 7. Actually 8. conquering 9. a 10. learners

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I. 1. how she can find out about the area 2. if / whether there are guided tours 3. where they can stay 4. what shows there are

II. 1. The doctor told him to take more exercise.

2. His boss told him not to play computer games in the office. 3. A traffic warden told him not to park his car in the High Street. 4. Laura asked him to put some shelves up. GUIDED WRITING ¡¾ÊµÕ½ÑÝÁ·¡¿

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NOTICE

In order to help us improve our abilities to deal with emergencies, a lecture will be given by Professor Wang from a famous university, in the school hall from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. next Wednesday. The lecture is mainly about how to survive in an earthquake, including the signs of a coming earthquake and dos and don¡¯ts during and after an earthquake. After the lecture, a video about earthquakes will be shown. Everyone is required to be present on time. Besides, we are expected to listen and take notes carefully. After the lecture, we¡¯ll have a discussion in groups.

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2. (me) what I would do when I left school 3. how the doctor knew her name

4. (me) whether / if I had an appointment 5. not to be late again Part 3

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5. As the last man came nearer, the old man asked for a ride. 6. The last man agreed.

7. The last man said he had noticed that the old man let the others pass. 8. The last man asked the old man why he had asked him.

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In order to encourage the students to take outdoor exercise, our school organized a mountain-climbing activity on July 3. Hundreds of us took part in it.

It was a nice day. At 8:00, we gathered at the foot of Tianlong Moutain and set out for the top in high spirits. All the way we were chatting, singing and laughing, enjoying the fresh air and the beautiful scenery. When some fell behind, others would come and offer help. About 2 hours later, we all reached the top. Bathed in sunshine, we jumped and cheered with joy.

The activity benefited us a lot. Not only did it get us close to nature and give us relaxation from heavy school work, it also promoted the friendship among us. What a wonderful time!

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I. 1. shocked 2. trapped 3. electricity / power 4. destroyed / damaged 5. injuring 6. extreme 7. rescued

II. 1. in 2. for 3. by 4. as 5. to 6. of III. 1. as if 2. right away / at once 3. a great / good / large number of parks 4. too young to understand 5. were dug out 6. at an end Part 2

I. 1. gives out 2. put up 3. woke up 4. made up 5. is of no use

II. 1. who / that knows all about it

2. which Laura painted / was painted by Laura 3. whose name was missing from the list 4. who is a bit deaf

5. which / that we're all looking forward to»ò to which we're all looking forward 6. whom / who you'll meet tomorrow Part 3

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7. Steve jumped into the river and saved three children.

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10. Steve was sent to the hospital immediately; however, he died the next day.

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On June 30th, we had the honor of inviting Mr. Smith, a foreign teacher from Zhejiang University, to give an English lecture on how to improve our English in our school.

Mr. Smith began the lecture with an interesting English story, which drew the attention of all the students at once. Then he gave the lecture in an easily understood way and everyone eagerly

took part in the activities. After the lecture, many students interviewed thought highly of it, saying that never before had they experienced so interesting a lecture.

From his lecture, I realized that only if we put our hearts into it can we improve our English.

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17. The next day, another rainstorm which was almost as heavy as the first one poured down in this area.

18. Do you think less of me for agreeing to do it?

19. But this young man, who knew nothing about the news, went climbing as usual that day. 20. They were proud of being so successful.

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Steve Jobs, a great American inventor, was born in 1955. In 1976, Steve Jobs, together with his close friend Steve Wozniak, established Apple to sell personal computers. In 1984, the Macintosh was introduced, which was a huge success. However, he left Apple in 1985 for personal reasons. Fortunately, he returned in 1997, and after that a series of products were created

such as iMac, iPad, iPod and iPhone, all of which were very popular and brought much convenience to people's life. In 2011, he resigned and passed away in October.

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2. are willing / pleased / glad to help 3. blown up 4. out of work 5. devote the rest of her life to 6. as a matter of fact Part 2

I. 1. for 2. with 3. of 4. to

II. 1. This is the place where / in which the accident happened.

2. I still remembered the day when / on which we moved the piano upstairs. 3. The reason why / for which Nick came here was that he wanted to see Rita. 4. The person to whom this letter was addressed left the country two years ago. Part 3

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William Shakespeare, who was born in 1564 and died in 1616, is regarded as the greatest of all English writers.

He started to receive a school education at the age of seven. Unfortunately, he had to help his father with his business at home without finishing his education. To make a living, he did many kinds of work, including teaching. He started writing in 1588 and became successful two years later. Shakespeare devoted his life to writing, leaving 37 famous plays and many great poems.

Many well-known English sayings come from his work, so he had a great influence on the English language and English literature.

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Dear Sir or Madam,

I¡¯m Li Hua, a middle school student from China. I read the announcement of the summer camp online and I really want to take part in it. I¡¯ve been learning English for 10 years, and I speak fluent English. I¡¯d like to join your summer camp since it would be a great opportunity to make new friends from different countries and learn more about their cultures as well. The most important thing is that it will offer me a chance to exchange my ideas about peace with other campers. I hope I will be accepted as a member of your camp.

Looking forward to your reply!

Yours sincerely,

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I¡¯m very happy to have read your letter and I¡¯d like to be your pen friend, too.

I¡¯m 17 years old and studying at Hongxing Middle School of Beijing, the capital city of China, where we study Chinese, maths, English, physics, chemistry and P.E. lessons. When free in the afternoon, we usually have sports and games. Our teachers are both kind and strict with us, as a result of which great progress has been made in our studies. Our school takes great pride in its students.

Could you let me know something about you and your school? We can be good friends, I¡¯m sure. I¡¯m looking forward to your reply.

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