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People have been making and drinking wine 1 at least 8,000 years!That is a lot of wine!

Wine is an alcoholic beverage 2 is made of fermented (发酵) fruit juice. A great number of fruits 3 (use) to make wine but grapes are 4 (common) . Grapes grow on vines (葡萄藤) .These grape vines grow best 5 the days are warm and the nights are cool. In autumn,ripe grapes are picked from the grape vines.

If you want to make wine,first you crush the grapes into mush (糊状物) ， 6 then this mush is fermented. 7 (make) white wine,remove the grape skins before fermentation. Leave the skins in the mush if you are making red wine. Fermentation needs yeast (酵母) ，which turns sugar 8 alcohol. The yeast uses the sugar in the grape mush to make alcohol. Fermentation takes several weeks. 9 fermentation,the liquid part is removed and stored in barrels. This liquid is wine but it needs to age in the barrels for at least a year before it is 10 (drink) .

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1. for 2. that/which 3. are used

4. the most common 5. where 6. and

7. To make 8. into 9. After 10. drinkable

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