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I like travel very much. I had been to most 1.___________

of the interested places in Britain already and I just 2.___________

don’t want other cold English summer. So I’ll go 3.___________

abroad for change this year. Where I’d like 4.___________

to is France, Spain, or Italy. Though going abroad 5.___________

has the trouble of changing money abroad. But 6.___________

when I just think of the sun I’d enjoy for, the new 7.___________

places I’d see, the people I’d meet, I get excited. 8.___________

In fact, which I’d really like to do is to practice my 9.___________

French and Spanish. It would do me a lot at work . 10.___________

1. had改为have。指到目前为止已经去过英国的大部分有趣的地方，用现在完成时。

2. interested改为interesting。指有趣的地方，而不是指人感到有趣，所以要用interesting。

3. other改为another。因为summer是单数，句意是：我不想再在英国度过一个寒冷的夏天。

4. change前加a。for a change是习语，意为“为了改变常规、为了变化一下”。

5. to后加go。where I’d like to go意为“我想去的地方”。

6. of改为with。表示“某事或做某事让人伤脑筋”用trouble with sth or doing sth。

7. 去掉for。I’d enjoy是定语从句，前面省略了代替先行词the sun的that；enjoy是及物动词，直接说enjoy the sun，所以for是多余的。

8. 此行正确。

9. which改为what。因为用which(哪一)句意不通；what=the thing that…意为“(所)…的”。

10. do改为help。因为用do，意思不通；help me a lot意为“对我帮助很大”。

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