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4．假设你是李华，今年暑假欲参加英语短期培训班．你在报纸上看到下面的广告并将疑问标记在广告上．请用英语给英国房东写一封120-150词的信，简要介绍你的情况并就你的疑问提出询问．

分析 本文为图画类应用文．
图片为招聘广告，要求根据疑问点给房东写信．
写作要点为：1，描述图画内容；2，分析原因；3，提供建议．

解答 One possible version：
Dear Sir/Madam，
I am writing to interested in the accommodation you have offered to someone to help with two children．I am a twenty one-year-old boy and I come from China．I have been learning English for several years and besides it，I can also speak two other languages fluently which are Spanish and French．I once worked in a kindergarten for one year，so I know how to take good care of children．
I am enquiring about the time which I should help you with the children and for how long．Moreover you have mentioned languages，but we do not know what languages are requested．I would like to ask about the experience what kind of experience，teaching or looking after children．Lastly，I am asking about the accommodation what kind of it and how it is like．I look forward to receiving your letter．
Yours faithfully，
 Li Hua

点评 考生需根据图画信息，揭示图画中的道理，根据所提供信息提炼文章的写作主题，需了解写作要点及写作意图，仔细构思写作结构，平时注意积累词汇及语法知识．

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