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811.I just moved to town and havent met anyone yet. 我搬到镇里去了，再没见过任何人。 812.Its hard to work somewherev far from home. 在离家这么远的地方工作真是很困难。 813.Billy hasnt made any friends at his new school. 比利在新学校没有交什么朋友。 8
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766.I spent this summer fighting forest fires. 这个夏季我在扑救森林大火。 767.My brother is a rodeov rider. 我哥哥是个马技表演者。 768.John is a New York City firefighter. 约翰是纽约市的一名消防员。 769.She was trappedw on a mountain in Tibet for al
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781.Walking across the street in China can be very exciting. 走在中国的街道上是很令人激动的。 782.A predictableu life isnt very exciting. 可以预料的生活并不很令人兴奋。 783You need a little bit of excitement in your life. 你的生活需要一些激情。 784.
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721.I saw a child begging on the street this morning. 今天早上我在街上看到一个男孩乞讨。 722.The car hit him right in front of me. 就在我面前，一辆车撞到他了。 723.His arm was cut very badly by the fan bladev. 他的手被电风扇的扇叶严重割伤了。 724.I w
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736.You shouldnt believe everything you read on the internet. 你不应该全信在网上看到的东西。 737.We first met in a chat room. 我们是在一个聊天室里认识的。 738.A person doesnt have to be honest on-line. 在网上人不必诚实。 739.There are a lot of strang
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601.I once met the president. 我曾经见过总统。 602.Swimming with dolphinsv was unforgettable. 和海豚一起游泳是很难忘的。 603.I almost drowned when I was a boy. 我小时候有一次差点淹死了。 604.Last year I went to the Great Wall. 去年我去了长城。 605.I
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691.My aunt said she once saw a ghost. 我的姑姑说她曾经看到过鬼。 692.What was that noise? 那是什么声音？ 693.I think theres something in the darkness. 我认为有什么东西在那黑暗里面。 694.No one knew what happened to Simon. 没有人知道西蒙发生了什么事
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646.I love my new job. 我爱我的新工作。 647.That surprise birthday party was great. 那给了我一个惊喜的生日聚会真是太棒了。 648.This balloon ride is incredible. 这次乘气球旅行简直令人难以置信。 649.Our trip to the mountain was amazingv. 我们的登山之
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661.I cant believe I said something that stupid at the party. 我简直不能相信我在晚会上竟说了那样的傻话。 662.I just spilled my drink all over my pants. 我把饮料洒满了我的裤子。 663.Halfway through my speech, I forgot the rest of what I wanted to say
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