1. 有时候,直到珍贵的时刻成为回忆,你才会真正认识到它的价值所在。
Sometimes, you won't know the true value of a moment it becomes a memory.
2.青少年应该敢于质疑。
Teenagers are be brave enough to ask questions.
3.尽自己最大的努力,你迟早会取得进步。
Try your best, and you'll make progress sooner or .
4.据报道,兰州将于20 1 4年9月举办第23届金鸡百花电影节。
It's that the city of Lanzhou will host the 23rd Golden Rooster and Hundred
Flowers Film Festival. in September, 2014.
5.你需要在完成作文后仔细检查,找出拼写错误。
You to check carefully for mistakes after writing the composition.
1. Tom said, "We will go back tomorrow morning." (改为间接引语)
Tom said they come back the next morning.
2.My father likes noodles better than rice. (改为同义句)
My father noodles rice.
3.Frank moved to Lanzhou in 2010. (对画线部分提问)
did Frank move to Lanzhou?
4.I really don't know what I can do to help her out. (改为简单句)
I really don't know what to help her out.
5.Please take good care of my pet, ? (改为反义疑问句)
1. Look! The Greens (play) games together in the park. What a happy family!
2. Why not consider (do) it in another way? Maybe you'll succeed.
3. He (wake) up to find himself outside the house yesterday morning.
4. You can't expect (learn) a foreign language in such a short time.
5. Driving after drinking wine (not allow) in China.
1. The 2014 Olympic Winter Games is the (one) time for Russia to host such games.
2. Plant VS. Zombie 2 is our group's favorite computer game, what's (you)?
3. Tom, Peter or Jack can take this job, but I'm interested in who will work (hard).
4. Many young parents choose to buy some books as presents on (children) Day.
5. The leaders believed (strong) that the purpose of the program was to give young overseas Chinese a chance to learn more about themselves.
1.Pass me the (盐), please. I need it for my soup.
2.Can you help me (翻译) this English poem into Chinese?
3.We must teach children how to go (横穿) the road safely.
4.He doesn't like crowded places, because the air isn't usually (新鲜的).
5. (尽管) the athlete tried his best in the marathon, he didn't get any prizes.
A. Of course.
B. Would you like me to try the later one?
C. Can I help you?
D. Can I take your name and telephone number, please?
E. When can I get my tickets?
F. How do you like X-Men films?
G. You're welcome.
A: Wanda Cinema booking line. 1.
B: Hello...yes... I'd like to book two tickets for the latest X-Men, please.
A: Certainly. When for? There are showings at 5:30 p.m., 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. every day.
B: In that case, I think the 5:30 one on Friday, please.
A: I'll just check Sorry, that showing is fully booked. 2.
B: Er... yes, please. If you could.
A: Yes, there are seats for the 8 o'clock showing. Do you want them?
B: Yes, please.
A: 3.
B: Jacob Black. It's 6358 7102. 4.
A: You can collect your tickets from the box office any time from 5 p.m. today to ten minutes before the start of the film on Friday.
B: Thank you.
A: 5. Goodbye.