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They sat on the bank of the lake near the school£®The father started asking him some casual£¨Ëæ±ãµÄ£© questions £¨60£©abouthis classes£¬teachers and sports£®After some time his dad said£¬"Do you know£¬son£¬why I am here today£¿"
The boy answered back£¬"To check my£¨61£©grades£¿"
"No£¬no£¬"his dad replied immediately£®"I am here only to tell you that you are the most £¨62£©importantperson for me£®I want to see you happy£®I don't£¨63£©careabout grades£®I care about you£®I care about your happiness£®You are my life£®"
These words caused the boy's eyes to be £¨64£©filledwith tears£®He hugged his dad£®They didn't say anything to each other for a long time£®
Now the boy had everything he wanted£®He knew there was someone on this earth£¨65£©who cared for him deeply£®And today this young man is in college at the top of his class and no one has ever seen him sad£¡
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2£®I worked for a short time as a waiter at a£¨31£©D a few months ago£®I also helped to clean up the tables when it was very£¨32£©B£®One night£¬just before Christmas£¬I found a large black wallet£¨33£©A the floor near one of the tables£®I guessed I should check it to find out £¨34£©D was the owner£¬but I was very busy at the time£®And I imagined that£¨35£©B there was something valuable in the wallet£¬the owner would be back£®Sure enough£¬an hour £¨36£©C a man came up to the counter and asked if anyone had found a wallet£®I £¨37£©Ahim to describe the lost wallet£¬and after he described it exactly£¬I gave him the wallet£®He expressed his£¨38£©C£®He asked me if I had opened£¨39£©A£¬and when I told him"no"£®At once he opened it£¨40£©B showed that it had nearly 800in cash£®He took out a twenty-dollar bill and£¨41£©C it to me and I was amazed at this£®
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19£®Jack is an English teacher at a college£®He moved to New York City with£¨21£©B family£®Jack is an excellent teacher£®£¨22£©Cwe all missed him very much since he left£®Two weeks ago£¬Jack came back to North Carolina for a short visit£®The teachers and students held a small£¨23£©B for him£®
At the party£¬I certainly would not£¨24£©C that good chance to learn English£®So I tried to think of all kinds of topics to talk£¨25£©A Grace£¬another English teacher£®
Suddenly I heard Jack say to others£¨26£©C£¬"I dig New York!"I immediately asked Grace£¬"Is it really difficult to find a£¨27£©Bin New York£¿"Why does Jack have to do heavy work since he is such a good teacher£¿"
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When she finally realized what I meant£¬Grace£¨29£©A to tears£®She then asked us whether we knew the meaning of"I dig New York£®"All of us shook our heads
and said £¨30£©B£®So Grace asked Jack to explain it£®
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At the party£¬I certainly would not£¨24£©C that good chance to learn English£®So I tried to think of all kinds of topics to talk£¨25£©A Grace£¬another English teacher£®
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"I dig New York"means"I love New York"in American slang£¨ÙµÓ£®Jack said£®
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Brad closed the door slowly as Sue left home to visit her mother£®Expecting a whole day to relax£¬he was thinking whether to read the newspaper or watch his favorite TV talk show on his first day off in months£®"This will be like a walk in the park£¬"he'd told his wife£®"I'll look after £¨31£©A£¬and you can go to visit your mom£®"
Things started well£¬but just after eight o'clock£¬his three little"good kids"-Mike£¬Randy£¬and Alex-came down the stairs in their night clothes and shouted"Breakfast£¬daddy£®"When £¨32£©B had not appeared within thirty seconds£¬Randy began using his spoon on Alex's head as if it were a drum£®Alex started to shout loudly in time to the beat £¨½ÚÅÄ£©£®Mike chanted"Where's my hot dog£¬where's my hot dog£®"in the background£®Brad £¨33£©D his newspaper would have to wait for a few seconds£®
Life became worse after breakfast£®Mike wore Randy's trousers on his head£®Randy locked himself in the bathroom£¬while Alex£¨34£©B again because he was going to wet his short pants £¨¶Ì¿ã£©£®Nobody could find £¨35£©A socks£¬although they were before their eyes£®Someone named"Not Me"had spilled £¨È÷£¬Æóö£© a whole glass of orange juice into the basket of clean clothes£®Brad knew the talk show had already £¨36£©A£®
By ten o'clock£¬things were out of£¨37£©D£®Alex was wondering why the fish in the jar refused his bread and butter£®Mike was trying to show off his£¨38£©C by decorating the kitchen wall with his colour pencils£®Randy£¬thankfully£¬appeared to be reading quietly in the family room£¬but closer examination£¨39£©A that he was eating apple jam straight from the bottle with his hands£®Brad realized that the talk show was over and reading would be impossible£®
At exactly 11£º17£¬Brad called the daycare centre £¨ÈÕÍÐËù£©£®"I suddenly have to go into work and my wife's away£®Can I bring the boys over in a few minutes£¿"The answer was £¨40£©C"yes"because Brad was smiling£®
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