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假如你是李华，英国交换生Anna将来你校学习中文并住在你家（幸福路58号），请你应她的要求，根据下图介绍你家周边的情况，以便她初步了解在中国的生活．注意；
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Dear Anna，
I am so happy to learn you are coming to study in our school and stay at my home．
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I can't wait to see you in China．
Yours
Li Hua．
分析 本文为书信．
写作主题为：向交换生介绍周边的情况
写作要点为：1，表示欢迎；2，家的位置；3，交通情况等．
解答 I am so happy to learn you are coming to study in our school and stay at my home．
My home is at No.58，Xingfu Road，just opposite a bank．A five-minute walk from my home along Xingfu Road westward will bring you to a crossroads，where Xingfu Road meets Youyi Street．On the southeast corner of the crossroads lies a shopping mall，where you can get everything you need．Walk north for about 300 meters，along Youyi Street，and you'll see our school on the right．There we will spend most of the daytime．At the east end of Xingfu road stands the new railway station and it's easy to reach，as a bus stop is just next to my home and No.26 or No.46 bus will directly take you there．
I can't wait to see you in China．
Yours
Li Hua
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