In the front of many American homes you can see a mat(脚垫).This mat is sometimes called “welcome mat”, because many of the mats have the word “welcome” on them.
Because Americans don’t take off their shoes before going into the house, they need a welcome mat to clean their shoes. If the children don’t clean their shoes on the mat, they may be scolded(被责骂) by their parents. If you go to an American home, please remember to clean your shoes on the mat, or you may be told to do so.“Different countries, different customs(习俗).”
1.There are many “welcome mats” in the front of an American home.
2.Every American home has a welcome mat.
3.When Americans go into the house, they often take off their shoes.
4.It’s better to clean your shoes before you go into an American home.
5.There are different customs in different countries.
Grandma: You look sad, Nancy! 1
Nancy: I don’t know, Grandma.I am tired and feel like doing nothing.
Grandma: Are you ill?
Nancy: I’m not sure.2
Grandma: Why don’t you want to go to school?
Nancy: I had an exam last week, but I failed it.
Grandma:3 you have worked hard I know. You were just unlucky. And one exam doesn’t mean all.
Nancy: But I’m afraid mum and dad will 4 me.
Grandma: They won’t. All you should do is to keep on working hard.
Nancy: I will. Believe me.
Grandma: Come on! Try the apple pie I made for you.
Nancy:5 That’s my favourite.
— has your friend studied English?
—Since 2001.
A.How long |
B.When |
C.Why |
D.What time |
We each other since the year of 1948.
A.have got to know |
B.have known |
C.got to know |
D.knew |
—Where is your father?
—He to Australia on business.
A.has been |
B.has gone |
C.went |
D.will go |
—Bob,it’s getting cold. take a jacket with you?
—All right,Daddy.
A.Why not |
B.What about |
C.Would you like |
D.You’d better |