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20£®Once upon a time£¬a rich man wanted to make a trip to another town£®He tried not only to take things to sell but also to take money to £¨11£©B things with£®He £¨12£©A to take ten servants £¨ÆÍÈË£©with him£®They would £¨13£©C the things to sell and the food to £¨14£©B on their trip£®Before they started£¬a little boy ran up to £¨15£©Dand asked to £¨16£©C with them£®
The rich man said to the little boy£¬"Well£¬£¨17£©A may go with us£®£¨18£©Dyou are the smallest£¬the thinnest and the weakest of all my £¨19£©C£¬you can't carry a £¨20£©A load £¨µ£×Ó£©£®You must £¨21£©B the lightest one to carry£®"The boy thanked his master and chose the biggest load to carry£®That was bread£®
"You are £¨22£©D"said his master£¬"That is the biggest and the heaviest one£®"The boy said £¨23£©B and lifted the load gladly£®
On the trip they walked for days and at last they got to the town£®All the servants were tired £¨24£©C the little servant£®Do you know £¨25£©D£¿Most of the bread was eaten during the trip and a little was left when they arrived at the town£®
The rich man said to the little boy£¬"Well£¬£¨17£©A may go with us£®£¨18£©Dyou are the smallest£¬the thinnest and the weakest of all my £¨19£©C£¬you can't carry a £¨20£©A load £¨µ£×Ó£©£®You must £¨21£©B the lightest one to carry£®"The boy thanked his master and chose the biggest load to carry£®That was bread£®
"You are £¨22£©D"said his master£¬"That is the biggest and the heaviest one£®"The boy said £¨23£©B and lifted the load gladly£®
On the trip they walked for days and at last they got to the town£®All the servants were tired £¨24£©C the little servant£®Do you know £¨25£©D£¿Most of the bread was eaten during the trip and a little was left when they arrived at the town£®
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| 15£®A£®them | B£®the servant | C£®the road | D£®the rich man |
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7£®Start Today
"What can you do when you have done nothing but mess up£¨¸ãÔ㣩 your whole life long£¿"
These were the words 1heard when I turned on the TV the other day£®They were coming from one of the talk shows that are so popular on TV these days£®I started to turn the channel but the words I had heard made me £¨75£©B for a moment£®I looked at the speaker of them£®He couldn't have been more than 18years old£¬but already he was writing off£¨ÈÏΪ¡ÒÑʧ°Ü£© his life as a useless waste£®
I wanted to shout at him£¬"You're not £¨76£©C yet!"
It is so sad that so many people cannot get rid of their pasts and live in the present£®There are so many people like that talk show guest£®There are people still in their teen years thinking that their lives are over£®There are people in their twenties who already think they have £¨77£©D the boat to success and happiness£®There are people in their thirties and forties who sit around complaining that life has passed them by£®I want to shout to them all£¬"Wake up!You're still alive!What have you done today£¿"If you want a happy life£¬you can't just think about your past mistakes£®If you want joy and love in your life£¬you have to choose them today£®God gives us a new£¨78£©A at life every time we wake up in the morning£®It is up to us to catch it£®
Today can be the£¨79£©D of a new life for each of us£®We can choose joy right now£®We can share love today£®We can live with hope starting at this moment£®It doesn't matter how hard our past has been£®Our present can be full of joy and our future can be full of happiness£®It doesn't matter whether we are eight£¨80£©C eighty-we can still make our lives wonderful£®Life isn't over until your last heartbeat£®Start today£¬then£¬to make your heart beat with joy love and light£®
"What can you do when you have done nothing but mess up£¨¸ãÔ㣩 your whole life long£¿"
These were the words 1heard when I turned on the TV the other day£®They were coming from one of the talk shows that are so popular on TV these days£®I started to turn the channel but the words I had heard made me £¨75£©B for a moment£®I looked at the speaker of them£®He couldn't have been more than 18years old£¬but already he was writing off£¨ÈÏΪ¡ÒÑʧ°Ü£© his life as a useless waste£®
I wanted to shout at him£¬"You're not £¨76£©C yet!"
It is so sad that so many people cannot get rid of their pasts and live in the present£®There are so many people like that talk show guest£®There are people still in their teen years thinking that their lives are over£®There are people in their twenties who already think they have £¨77£©D the boat to success and happiness£®There are people in their thirties and forties who sit around complaining that life has passed them by£®I want to shout to them all£¬"Wake up!You're still alive!What have you done today£¿"If you want a happy life£¬you can't just think about your past mistakes£®If you want joy and love in your life£¬you have to choose them today£®God gives us a new£¨78£©A at life every time we wake up in the morning£®It is up to us to catch it£®
Today can be the£¨79£©D of a new life for each of us£®We can choose joy right now£®We can share love today£®We can live with hope starting at this moment£®It doesn't matter how hard our past has been£®Our present can be full of joy and our future can be full of happiness£®It doesn't matter whether we are eight£¨80£©C eighty-we can still make our lives wonderful£®Life isn't over until your last heartbeat£®Start today£¬then£¬to make your heart beat with joy love and light£®
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17£®A little boy named Johnny was visiting his grandparents on their farm£¬and they gave him a slingshot £¨µ¯¹£© to play with out in the woods£®He practiced for some time but he could £¨26£©C hit the target£¨Ä¿±ê£© he had set for himself£®?
Getting a little upset£¬he headed back to the farmhouse for dinner£®As he was walking back£¬he saw his grandma's pet £¨27£©A£®Just out of impulse £¨³å¶¯£©£¬he let the slingshot fly£¬£¨28£©D the duck in the head and killing it£®
In a panic£¨ÄھΣ©£¬he £¨29£©C the dead duck in the woodpile £¨²ñ¶Ñ£©£¬only to see his £¨30£©C watching!Sally had seen it all£¬but she said nothing£®After lunch the next day£¬Grandma said£º"Sally£¬let's wash the dishes£®"
£¨31£©ASally said£º"Grandma£¬Johnny told me he wanted to help in the kitchen£®"Then she whispered£¨µÍÓ to Johnny£º"Remember the duck£¿"So Johnny did the £¨32£©D£®
Later that day£¬Grandpa asked £¨33£©C the children wanted to go fishing£¬and Grandma said£º"I'm sorry but I need £¨34£©B to help me make supper£®"
Sally just smiled and said£º"Well£¬that's £¨35£©D but Johnny told me he wanted to help you£®"She whispered £¨36£©B£º"Remember the duck£¿"So Sally went fishing and Johnny stayed behind to help make supper£®After several days of doing both £¨37£©A chores and Sally's£¬Johnny finally couldn't stand it anymore£®?
He went to his grandma and said that he had killed the duck£®Grandma £¨38£©D
and gave him a big hug£®"Sweetheart£¬I know£¬"said Grandma£®"You see£¬I was standing at the window the other day and I saw the £¨39£©B thing£¬but because I love you£¬I forgave £¨ÔÁ£© you£®I just wanted to find out £¨40£©C you would let Sally make a slave£¨Ê¹¡·þ´Ó£©of you!"
Getting a little upset£¬he headed back to the farmhouse for dinner£®As he was walking back£¬he saw his grandma's pet £¨27£©A£®Just out of impulse £¨³å¶¯£©£¬he let the slingshot fly£¬£¨28£©D the duck in the head and killing it£®
In a panic£¨ÄھΣ©£¬he £¨29£©C the dead duck in the woodpile £¨²ñ¶Ñ£©£¬only to see his £¨30£©C watching!Sally had seen it all£¬but she said nothing£®After lunch the next day£¬Grandma said£º"Sally£¬let's wash the dishes£®"
£¨31£©ASally said£º"Grandma£¬Johnny told me he wanted to help in the kitchen£®"Then she whispered£¨µÍÓ to Johnny£º"Remember the duck£¿"So Johnny did the £¨32£©D£®
Later that day£¬Grandpa asked £¨33£©C the children wanted to go fishing£¬and Grandma said£º"I'm sorry but I need £¨34£©B to help me make supper£®"
Sally just smiled and said£º"Well£¬that's £¨35£©D but Johnny told me he wanted to help you£®"She whispered £¨36£©B£º"Remember the duck£¿"So Sally went fishing and Johnny stayed behind to help make supper£®After several days of doing both £¨37£©A chores and Sally's£¬Johnny finally couldn't stand it anymore£®?
He went to his grandma and said that he had killed the duck£®Grandma £¨38£©D
and gave him a big hug£®"Sweetheart£¬I know£¬"said Grandma£®"You see£¬I was standing at the window the other day and I saw the £¨39£©B thing£¬but because I love you£¬I forgave £¨ÔÁ£© you£®I just wanted to find out £¨40£©C you would let Sally make a slave£¨Ê¹¡·þ´Ó£©of you!"
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1£®Ted sat next to me when we were in primary school£®He had serious£¨36£©Din communicating with people£®One always had to repeat what he was saying£®And most of my classmates did not like to be with him£¨37£©Chis hands and shirts were always dirty£®I tried to let£¨38£©Aknow the importance of being clean by telling him several times a day to wash his hands£®But he didn't want to£¨39£©B£®
One day£¬our teacher Miss White walked up to Ted£®Without saying£¨40£©D£¬she took Ted to the washroom£®Slowly£¬Miss White washed his hands and told him that he should keep himself£¨41£©C£®She did that every day for one month£®Finally£¬Ted£¨42£©B£®
Miss White's love has given me a good£¨43£©Bto follow when I'm doing my job£®I always remember to£¨44£©Amy students by showing them the right ways to do things£®And most important of all£¬I£¨45£©Cremember to give them more time to learn and to grow up£®
One day£¬our teacher Miss White walked up to Ted£®Without saying£¨40£©D£¬she took Ted to the washroom£®Slowly£¬Miss White washed his hands and told him that he should keep himself£¨41£©C£®She did that every day for one month£®Finally£¬Ted£¨42£©B£®
Miss White's love has given me a good£¨43£©Bto follow when I'm doing my job£®I always remember to£¨44£©Amy students by showing them the right ways to do things£®And most important of all£¬I£¨45£©Cremember to give them more time to learn and to grow up£®
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42£®It's getting darker and darker£¬please turn on thelight£®
43£®Last Sunday they went to the zoo andsaw a lot of animals£®
44£®Helpyourself to some cakes£¬Lily£¬they're very delicious£®
45£®He runs veryfast and he always wins the first place in the race£®