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––Shall we watch Japanese cartoons?

––Japanese cartoons are not my cup of tea.I game shows cartoons.

A. would rather ;to B. prefer ;to

C. would rather ;than D. prefer ;than

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In the past, many students practiced English with their pen friends — they sent letters to people all around the world. However, we now send emails to others and chat with people who live quite far away on the Internet.

Here’s some advice on how to succeed in your online language exchanges:

How to start a conversation when speaking English online

When you speak to somebody online, start by asking “Yes or No” questions. Use questions such as “Do you like …?” or “Can you …?” or “Have you ever …?”

Remember your goal. You are trying to learn about the other person. Think about things you enjoy and try to find some common ground between you. And share your own experiences to show that you have similar interests. If you only ask questions, you will sound like a policeman or a policewoman!

How to keep a conversation going

“Listen” carefully. In that way, you can get to know somebody well. When you know him or her well, you will have more to talk about.

Then ask follow-up questions. After you “listen”, use what you “hear” to learn more about that person. Use “open ended” questions, such as “What do you think of …?” or “What was the most interesting experience ...?”

Remember some basic rules for online language exchanges.

Be patient. Do not try to find a good friend right away.

Be careful. Don’t give any personal information on the Internet, especially your address, telephone number, and even your real name.

1.How did many students practice English with their pen friends in the past?

They practice English by______________________________________.

2.How should you start a conversation when speaking English online?

I should start by asking______________________________________.

3.Can you share your own experiences online with other people?

_____________________________________ .

4.What does the writer think of giving personal information online?

It’s_____________________________________.

5.What is the passage mainly about?

It is mainly about advice on _____________________________________.

Why not _______ the English Club to practice _______ English?

A. Join ； to speak B.join ； speaking

C. to join ； to speak D.to join ；speaking

----My cousin is good at all his subjects at school, but he never ________.

----What a ________ boy! We should learn from him.

A. gets off; thoughtful B. takes off; energetic

C. shows off; modest D. puts off; curious

--- Would you like some juice or coffee?

---- ________ is OK. I really don’t care.

A. Both B. Either C. All D. Neither

— _________ does it take from the factory to the farm by bus?

— About one hour and a half.

A. How far B. How long C. How often

– He promised to travel with you .

-- But he __________ . I have been just with myself all the time .

A. doesn’t B. isn’t

C. hasn’t D. won’t

阅读理解

My name is Tom. I’m from America, but I live in China. I speak Chinese very well, but I often make mistakes with Chinese. Yesterday I went to a shop with my friend Lingling. I wanted to buy some cups. I told the shop assistant I wanted some “beizi”. She looked surprised and didn’t know why. Then my friend Lingling said, “Tom, are you going to buy something for your bed?” “No, I’m going to buy something to drink tea.” I said. Lingling told the assistant about it. Then I knew I mistake. Lingling was kind and helpful.

1.Tom is an American boy. Where does he live now?

2.Where did he go yesterday.

3.What did he want to buy?

4.Who helped Tom?

5.What is Lingling like?

根据对话情景选择恰当的选项，其中有两项是多余的。

A. You are right.

B. I did badly in the exam.

C. What a shame!

D. That’s very nice of you.

E. Why are you crying?

F. That’s all.

G. You’re welcome!

A： Hello, Maria! 1. What’s wrong with you?

B： 2. I’m worried about how to tell my parents the result, for they must be disappointed and unhappy.

A： Don’t worry! Even though your parents are strict with you, they love you very much.

B： 3. But what shall I do?

A： First, please dry your tears. Then our classmates and I can help you with your subjects.

B： Thank you! 4.

A： 5.

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