A:1.B:Yes, I do. I like them very much.A:2.B:It’s difficult.A:3.B:Well, I love basketball and soccer.A:4.B:Yes, my friends and I play it on weekends.A:5.B:No, she doesn’t like sports. She thinks the 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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A：1.

B：Yes, I do. I like them very much.

A：2.

B：It’s difficult.

A：3.

B：Well, I love basketball and soccer.

A：4.

B：Yes, my friends and I play it on weekends.

A：5.

B：No, she doesn’t like sports. She thinks they are boring.

A.Do you play tennis?

B.Does your sister play it, too?

C.Do you like sports?

D.What do you think of baseball?

E.What sports do you like?

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