My mom and I am fighting. We used to get up so well .But these days, she has been arguing with me about me not come home. She thinks I should spend more time help her with the housework instead going 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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My mom and I am fighting. We used to get up so well .But these days, she has been arguing with me about me not come home. She thinks I should spend more time help her with the housework instead going out a lot. In her eyes, I'm just a lazy boy whom only loves playing. The fact is that some of my friends and I are going to different school soon. so I want to spend as much time as I can with her now. I know I should try to understand the situation from her point of a view. But I hope she can understand what important these friends are to me.

1.am--- are

2.up--- along

3.come --- coming

4.help --- helping

5.instead后加of

6.whom--- who

7.school --- schools

8.her---them

9.去掉a

10.what --- how

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2. along。

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