书面表达前不久的英语课上.你们班组织了一次“I love my home. I love Lishui! 为主题的班会.其中三位同学发言如下:Han Mei: I love my home and I love Lishui. My dream is to be a tour guide so that I can introduce our beautiful city to visi 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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书面表达前不久的英语课上，你们班组织了一次“I love my home. I love Lishui!”为主题的班会。其中三位同学发言如下：

Han Mei: I love my home and I love Lishui. My dream is to be a tour guide so that I can introduce our beautiful city to visitors from home and abroad.

Li Lei: Our city is becoming more and more beautiful. I will continue to do what I can to help protect our environment.

Wang Hong: I love our city. I will study harder so that I can do more for our city in the future.

请根据三位同学的发言完成下面的总结。

Boys and girls,

Lishui is our common home. Every one of us should love it. Hanmei wants to be a 1. so that she can 2. our city to visitors from home and abroad. Li Lei shows his love to our city by protecting the 3. . Wang Hong will 4. in order to do more for our city in the future. If 5. , our city will become more and more beautiful!

Thank you.

1.tour guide

2.introduce

3.environment

4.study harder

5.we all do our best

【解析】

试题分析：短文大意：本文给出了三位同学在以“I love my home. I love Lishui!”为主题的班会的发言，他们都爱自己所在的城市，决心努力为家乡的发展做贡献。

4.I will study harder so that I can do more for our city in the future.可知该填写study harder。

考点：任务型阅读。

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