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根据短文内容及所给提示,在文中的空白处填写一个正确的单词。

I’m David. Today is D1.12th. It’s my sister Jane’s2.(twelve) birthday. It is her3.(luck) birthday.

In the morning, my parents take us to Beijing Zoo. We see many animals. Elephants and monkeys are4.(I) favourite animals. My sister likes dogs best,5.they don’t live in the zoo. We have a dog at home.

In the afternoon, my parents have a birthday party for Jane at home. Jane’s friends, Nick and Ann, come to the party. Nick gives her a pink6.(女士衬衫). Pink is Jane’s favourite colour. She can wear it7. her favourite skirt. Ann gives her a dictionary. Jane8.(like) the presents very much. Now, Jane is9.(dance)with her friends. We have f10.today.

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