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People often say. "East or west, home is best." Everyone wants to _______a nice and comfortable (舒适的) home.

Andy wants to live in New York _______ his family. This is a beautiful _______ in America. Andy's dream home is on the ninth floor. It's not very _______, and it only has four rooms. Andy plans to decorate (装饰) his home by himself. _______ favorite place is the balcony(阳台). There he can _______ lots of cars and busy people on the _______.Andy wants to talk with his friends at home, _______ he will put some chairs in his living room. He _______ wants to have a beautiful kitchen to cook ________ meals.

1.A.make B.join C.wash D.have

2.A.in B.on C.for D.with

3.A.village B.town C.city D.country

4.A.new B.large C.tidy D.beautiful

5.A.My B.Your C.His D.Her

6.A.see B.hear C.feel D.keep

7.A.river B.street C.farm D.grass

8.A.and B.so C.but D.or

9.A.also B.only C.never D.still

10.A.last B.easy C.delicious D.interesting

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____________________________________________

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_________________________________________________

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______________________________________________________

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