13．---Have you moved into your new house?---Not yet．Itis being paintedat present．——青夏教育精英家教网——

13．---Have you moved into your new house？
---Not yet．Itis being painted（paint）at present．

12．Chinahas seen（see） a sharp increase in the number of aged people over the past decade．

11．---Can I call you back at two o'clock this afternoon？
---I'm sorry，but by then Iwill be flying（fly） to Beijing．How about five？

10．---What time is it？
---I have no idea．But just a minute，Iwill check（check） it for you．

9．It is so cold that you can't go outsideunlessfully covered in thick clothes．

8．The three boy students Miss White paid special attention tomade（make） great progress at last．

7．There is no obviousbreakthrough（突破） with cancer at present．

6．A rich land owner decided to leave possessions to one of his two sons．As he lay on the deathbed，he called the two young men to him before （61）thebreak of dawn and even before the cock could crow．He then said，"I will leave all my earth to the one（63）that/who can best fill this room．It was in this room （63）that I made plans on how to build up my fortune．Not an inch must （64）be left（leave） uncovered．As I am getting（65）weaker（weak） by the hour you both must come back by midnight．"He handed them a small piece of silver and an empty bag to put their purchases in．They both went out and （66）hurriedly （hurry） came back with their purchases．（67）Having brought（bring） the straw，the elder began to spread it around the floor，（68）but far from filling the room．It did not even cover half the space．"This is no use，son，"said the father，"and let me see how（69）yourbrother fills the room．"The younger son took out of his bag a large candle，（70）set（set） it on the table in the center of the room and lit it．A brilliant bright light filled up the whole room．The father was delighted and exclaimed，"Son，I am sure you will use the wealth well．"

5．Charlie Chaplin，born in a poor family，showed an（56）astonishing （astonish） talent as a performer as soon as he could walk．Unfortunately，his father died early，（57）leaving （leave） his family even （58）worse （badly） off．（59）In his teens，he could act the fool doing ordinary everyday tasks，and no one was bored watching his performance．Later on，Charlie directed，produced and （60）starred （star） in a series of funny movies，（61）which made people laugh at a time when they felt depressed，so they might decide（62）to try （try） to live contently．The little tramp，who was a homeless man with a moustache，large trousers，worn-out shoes and （63）a small round black hat，was one of the most outstanding（64）parts （part） he had ever played．（65）Although Charlie used to live a hard life，he did bring us a lot of joy and laughter．

4．One day Mary was busy working in her office in London when she received an E-mail from her friend Joan．In Joan's e-mail，she persuaded Mary （61）to look（ look） for a flat in London for her．As she had （62）less （little） money at her command than before，the flat had to be cheap，but it had to be modern，with elevators，gas lines．It had to be in the （63）eastern （east） part of London，with petrol and subway stations nearby．Though Mary found （64）itdifficult to find such a flat，she still went from one block to another，looking for a flat （65）which/thatwould meet Joan's requirements．Having tried too many times，Mary came up （66）toher boss and politely asked him （67）foradvice．It was the first time that she （68）had talked （talk） with his boss about her personal problems．It happened that the boss just had such a flat for rent，so they quickly reached（69）anagreement．But to her surprise，when she e-mailed Joan，telling her the good news，Joan said that she had changed （70）her mind---she was not returning to London．

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