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根据对话内容,将方框内符合对话情境的句子抄写在对话空白处,使对话灰度完整。选项中有两项使多余的。

A.My favorite sport is soccer .

B.How often do you play basketball?

C.What sports do you usually play?

D. That sounds great.

E.Who do you play basketball with?

F. It was wonderful.

G.I played soccer with him.

A: Hi,Greg.How was your weekend?

B: 1.

A: What did you do?

B:2.

A: So,you like sports,do you?

B:Yes.I like sports very much.And I play sports every Saturday afternoon.

A:3.

B: Basketball.But sometimes I play soccer,too.

A: I like sports,too.4.

B: Really?That’s great.Would you like to join us this weekend?

A:5.

B: Good.Let’s meet at 5:00 on Saturday afternoon.

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