Linda can swim very fast. She is a good .2.It's late. We can't play any .3.Mary is much today.4.That is a new boy. (He)name is Jack.5.---- Here's your book. --- a lot.6.Today is the of June.7.I a show 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1.Linda can swim very fast. She is a good____________________________(swim).

2.It's late. We can't play any____________________________(long).

3.Mary is much____________________________(good) today.

4.That is a new boy.____________________________ (He)name is Jack.

5.---- Here's your book. ---____________________________(Thank) a lot.

6.Today is the____________________________(nine)of June.

7.I____________________________(have) a shower at this time yesterday.

8.San was in the___________________________(sit) room just now.

9.Lucy writes____________________________(carefully) than Lily.

10.My father____________________________(read)a newspaper last night.

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