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Xiao Ming was a clever and lovely boy.Unfortunately, he
had his feet________(摔断) at the age of twelve
when he ran to save a little girl________(玩耍)
on the rails.After the treatment, he went________
studying at school.He worked so hard that his
l________were excellent in his class.However, he
was refused by colleges s________times, for he
couldn't look after himself.But he was not d________
and kept on teaching________English and computer
skills.Later, he was a________to Nanjing University,
studying in the Computer Department.
He________(毕业) with good scores.Now he is
employed as an engineer.________a man of great
determination!
Xiao Ming was a clever and lovely boy.Unfortunately, he
had his feet________(摔断) at the age of twelve
when he ran to save a little girl________(玩耍)
on the rails.After the treatment, he went________
studying at school.He worked so hard that his
l________were excellent in his class.However, he
was refused by colleges s________times, for he
couldn't look after himself.But he was not d________
and kept on teaching________English and computer
skills.Later, he was a________to Nanjing University,
studying in the Computer Department.
He________(毕业) with good scores.Now he is
employed as an engineer.________a man of great
determination!
1. broken 2.playing 3.on 4.lessons 5. several
6.discouraged/disappointed 7. himself 8.admitted 9.graduated 10.What
6.discouraged/disappointed 7. himself 8.admitted 9.graduated 10.What
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