A: Hi, Tom. (46) 1.?B: I’m going to the gym.A: (47) 2.?B: I’m going to take part in a basketball match there. Could you please go there to cheer me on ?A: (48) 3..B: That’s great. Do you enjoy play 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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A: Hi, Tom. (46) 1.?

B: I’m going to the gym.

A: (47) 2.?

B: I’m going to take part in a basketball match there. Could you please go there to cheer me on (为……加油)?

A: (48) 3..

B: That’s great. Do you enjoy playing basketball?

A: (49) 4.. But I can’t play it very well.

B: You need more practice.

A: You’re right. (50) 5.?

B: It begins at three o’clock.

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