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根据对话内容，从方框里选择适当的句子补全对话，使对话完整、通顺。
M: Hello, Peter’s Dumpling House! Can I help you?
W: 1.
M: Sure. What kind of dumplings would you like?
W: 2.
M: We have beef, mutton, cabbage…
W: Umm… 3.
M: OK. 4.
W: One small orange juice.
M: OK. What’s your address?
W: 5.
M: And your telephone number?
W: It’s 218-2188.
M: 218-2188. OK. That’ll be 25 yuan.
W: Thank you very much.
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W:Hello,this is Sally speaking.
M:Hello,this is Bob.
W: 61
M: Reading a book.
W:62 we can watch a video.
M: OK. 63
W:Go along Peace Street. When you get to the second traffic lights, turn left. At the end of thestreet, you'll see a new hotel.
M:Oh,OK. I know where that is. 64
W: Yes. My house is across from the supermarket.
M:OK. 65 _
| A. How can I get to your house? B. There's a small supermarket next to the hotel. C.It's on the right. D. Do you want to come over to my house? E. What do you do? F. What are you doing? G. I'll see you at two thirty. |
根据对话情景，填入恰当的单词。（每空一词，每词1分，共6分）
(Jane meets Kangkang and Wang Feng at the school gate.)
J: G’day, Kangkang and Wang Feng!
K: I can’t (【小题1】________) you. Can you speak more slowly, please?
J: I just said hello to you. In Australia, people say “g’day” (【小题2】_______) of “hello”.
W: Is Australian English the (【小题3】_______) as British English?
J: Not excatly. For example, in Australia, people call all their friends “mates”. And when they want to say that you have done something well, they use the words “Good on ya, mate” which means “Well done!”
K: Oh, I see. English is (【小题4】______) differently in different English-speaking countries. In Canada, “Sheila” is a girl’s name, but Australians call all girls “sheilas”.
J: Yes. Once, when I was in London, my friends told me to put my suitcase in the boot.
W: A boot? Like a shoe?
J: No, “boot” is British English for the trunk(行李箱) of a car.
W: Oh, it sounds interesting. (【小题5】_____) the way, I’m flying to Disneyland tomorrow.
K: Really? Have a good (【小题6】_____)
J: Enjoy yourself!
W: Thank you.
W:Hello,this is Sally speaking.
M:Hello,this is Bob.
W: 61
M: Reading a book.
W:62 we can watch a video.
M: OK. 63
W:Go along Peace Street. When you get to the second traffic lights, turn left. At the end of thestreet, you’ll see a new hotel.
M:Oh,OK. I know where that is. 64
W: Yes. My house is across from the supermarket.
M:OK. 65 _
| A. How can I get to your house? B. There’s a small supermarket next to the hotel. C.It’s on the right. D. Do you want to come over to my house? E. What do you do? F. What are you doing? G. I’ll see you at two thirty. |
(Jane meets Kangkang and Wang Feng at the school gate.)
J: G’day, Kangkang and Wang Feng!
K: I can’t (小题1:________) you. Can you speak more slowly, please?
J: I just said hello to you. In Australia, people say “g’day” (小题2:_______) of “hello”.
W: Is Australian English the (小题3:_______) as British English?
J: Not excatly. For example, in Australia, people call all their friends “mates”. And when they want to say that you have done something well, they use the words “Good on ya, mate” which means “Well done!”
K: Oh, I see. English is (小题4:______) differently in different English-speaking countries. In Canada, “Sheila” is a girl’s name, but Australians call all girls “sheilas”.
J: Yes. Once, when I was in London, my friends told me to put my suitcase in the boot.
W: A boot? Like a shoe?
J: No, “boot” is British English for the trunk(行李箱) of a car.
W: Oh, it sounds interesting. (小题5:_____) the way, I’m flying to Disneyland tomorrow.
K: Really? Have a good (小题6:_____)
J: Enjoy yourself!
W: Thank you.