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He studied pretty hard for a month, and then his vacation started.
Ten days later, he came back. His wife asked him, ¡°How about your short vacation in Japan? Did you have any trouble(Âé·³) with your Japanese there?¡±
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C£®look for interesting jobs | D£®visit museums |
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A£®a month | B£®ten days | C£®two weeks | D£®Sorry, I don¡¯t know |
A£®Mr Smith works as a math teacher in a university. |
B£®Mr Smith takes vacations in different countries every year. |
C£®Mr Smith can speak English and French very well. |
D£®Mr Smith went to Japan with his wife. |
A£®Mr Smith¡¯s Japanese isn¡¯t good. |
B£®The Japanese were friendly to Mr Smith. |
C£®Mr Smith speaks Japanese well. |
D£®Japanese is difficult to learn. |
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Mrs. Smith is Jim's mother. She loves her family very much. She goes to the store every day. She often buys food, fruit and clothes for Jim and her husband. Now many clothes are on sale at Renmin Clothes Store. They are very cheap. Mrs. Smith comes to the store and she wants to buy some clothes for her family. There they have sweaters in all colors for £¤15 each and sports shoes for only £¤28. Mrs. Smith likes the red sweater and she buys one for herself. She buys a pair of sports shoes for her son. The great T-shirts in the store are just £¤18! She buys a white one for Mr. Smith. And that's not all. The socks, in all colors, are £¤2 each. She buys the socks in many colors for her family. She is really a Rood mother and a good wife (ÆÞ×Ó)
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A£®balls, vegetables, fruit, clothes |
B£®fruit, coffee, clothes, shoes |
C£®clothes, fruit, food |
D£®clothes, vegetables, school things |
A£®very great | B£®very cheap | C£®very long | D£®big |
A£®red sweater | B£®blue T-shirt | C£®green sweater | D£®red hat |
A£®a pair of shoes |
B£®a pair of shorts |
C£®a T-shirt |
D£®a white sweater |
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A£®Yes, she does. | B£®No, she doesn't. |
C£®Yes, she is. | D£®No, she isn't. |