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Our Great Socialist Motherland

　　 Our great motherland is one of the largest countries in the world. It has a population of over eleven hundred million. Peking is its capital.

　　 We Chinese people are brave and hardworking. We have a glorious revolutionary tradition. We drove out Japanese invaders and overthrew Kuomingtang government. In 1949 the People’s Republic of China was founded. Since then great changes have taken place in our motherland. Now our country is getting stronger and stronger. We Chinese people are working hard to make our motherland into a powerful socialist country.

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A Note Asking for Sick Leave

Mr. Wang

Teacher in Charge of

Class 3, Senior 3

Dec. 13, 1989

Dear sir,

　　 I am so sorry that I can^’t attend school today. I^’ve caught a bad cold. The doctor Said I must stay in bed. It may possibly be a few days before I am able to attend class again.

　　 Hoping you will excuse my absence from school.

Yours faithfully,

Chen Ying

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97、(1分)　

A Letter of Invitation

14 July, 1990

Dear Blake,

　　 Mrs. Wilson will leave for the United States shortly. We have the pleasure in inviting you to join us in a farewell party which the school Club.

　　 Also invited to the party are two other teachers from the school, Mr. Johnson and Miss Green, both of whom you know.

　　 Looking forward to the pleasure of seeing you.

Yours,

Li Ping

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96、(1分)　

A Letter of Recommendation

The Second Department of English

Beijing Foreign Language Institute

Beijing, China

July 17, 1989

Lemon Language Institute

Sidney, Australia

Dear President,

　　 It is a great honour for me to introduce to you one of my very best student, Miss Shen Ming, a 21-year-old graduate of our institute this year. Miss Shen entered our institute in 1985 and she has ever since been hard-working at her lessons and made rapid progress. During the four years of study, she has always ranked high in her class. In 1987, she came out first at the National College Students English Speech Contest. Coming from a family of English teachers, Miss Shen has a particular interest in the teaching of English. It is her wish to further her studies on linguistics, methodology as well as on the English language. It will certainly be of great help to her if she could have such a chance in your Institute .

　　 With best regards,

Yours sincerely,

Wang Shen

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Resume

　　 Name： Wang Ping

　　 Address： 167 Renmin Road, Changzhou

　　 Nationality： Chinese

　　 Date of birth： July 18, 1971

　　 Place of birth： Shanghai, China

　　 Health： excellent

　　 Education：

　　 1978-1984： Renmin Road Primary School, Changzhou

　　 1984-1987： No. 5 Middle School, Changzhou

　　 1987-1990： No. 1 Middle School, Changzhou

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A Letter Expressing Gratitude

July 6, 1990

Dear Mary,

　　 I am returning you the guide-book which you lent me six months ago. I am very thankful to you, for it was a great help to me. It was with the help of this book that I was able to visit many places.

　　 I am sure that I would have been lost many times if it had not been for this book. Besides, I learned a lot about the history of those places. Thank you again.

　　 With best wishes.

Yours,

Sally

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Dear friends,

　　 How time flies! Two years have passed since Mrs Brown came to our school to teach us English. Now she has completed her work successfully and will leave for home tomorrow.

　　 Mrs Brown is very strict with us. She is very kind and never tired of helping us in our studies. Her teaching is lively and interesting. We all like to attend her lectures.

　　 Now I will, on behalf of all the students, express our gratitude to Mrs Brown for her remarkable work. We wish her a pleasant journey and good health.

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A Note Asking for Business Leave

Jan. 10, 1990

Mr. Smith

Headmaster

Dear Sir,

　　 I^’m applying for one week^’s leave of absence from the 11th to the 17th, in order to return home to see my father, who is now dangerously ill.

　　 I should be very much obliged if you grant me my application.

Yours respectfully,

Foster

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A Meeting Notice

　　 All the monitors are asked to meet in the school meeting-room at 4： 00 p.m. on Friday(Mar.18)to discuss questions concerning the English evening to be held on　 April 30. Do be present at the meeting on time.

The Student Union

Mar. 16, 1990

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A Notice of Swimmers^’ Rules

　　 Swimmers are required to observe the following rules. Anyone breaking the rules will be punished by a fine of 5-200 yuan.

　　 (1) Nobody is allowed to swim out of the red line.

　　 (2) Swimming suits, life buoys, sunshades, chairs borrowed from here are not to be spoiled or taken away.

　　 (3) No littering.

　　 (4) Swimmers must get out of water before 6 p.m. .

　　 (5) Fishing is not allowed here.

The Seaside Police Station

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