假定英语课课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。
修改：在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均限一词。
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。
Do the Chinese people text in English words and Chinese characters? Of course most people in China text in our native language, which is the Chinese language. But I guess the reason that people ask this question is that they couldn’t imagine how people type thousand of Chinese characters with only 26 letters. As a matter of the fact, it’s only a small piece of cake. There are such many methods to type Chinese on computers and phones, of which the more popular is the pinyin system. Every child in China learn pinyin to pronounce Chinese words. It’s similar the International Phonetic Alphabet. With 26 letters, anyone can type Chinese. It is no problem trouble the Chinese people now.
Should a child have a smart phone?
Technological progress can’t be denied, and cell phones and smartphones now become1.essential part our lives. We see no sense to deny it. 2.(child) have their own lives, and they need3.(communicate)with each other and with parents.
James’s son 4.(get) his first phone at age 5, and now he’s a teenager and he uses a smartphone. Of course, James monitors his phone at age 5. he knows that using of 5.(monitor) apps may be considered bad, but his son is a troubled one. And it happens only because in such an age he can be6.(easy) affected by some bad and illegal things.
Shelley’s daughter has had a rubbishy mobile since she was in year 5 as she was going out to play7.her friends and was expected to be able to contact her parents. She is now about to be 13, requesting an iPhone, 8.is a bit expensive for them. Shelley has said that if it is a joint birthday and Christmas present and her daughter9. (do) not have a birthday party, then maybe. But a lot of her daughter’s friends have them. It is tough as her daughter is under a lot of peer10.(press). It is still up for debate in their house.
I went to the store to get some balloons and wrapping paper for a present for my daughter’s birthday. I went to stand in line and saw a lady trying to get her kids to come to the register,______them as they were taking their time picking out something. I _______to let her go before me, but she ______declined. She tried again to get her two children to get a move on. I could hear the ______in her voice.______I was paying for my items, I asked the_______if she could hold my balloons for a second.
Then I heard the _____of the lady as I guess she thought I was taking too long. What she didn’t ______was that I asked the cashier to hold the ______for me so I could get a $20 bill out for her. I turned to her and ______her the $20. At that time her kids finally got in line and were obviously_______. I advised the lady to buy some ______for herself to make her not that depressed. I told the kids to make sure mommy got flowers and they _____ . She so appreciated this random act of ______. I was happy and left the store.
Once outside the store, I was at my car_______my daughter’s gift as I would be going straight to her home as soon as I was done. This lady ______to me and asked me if she could take a picture of us ______. I agreed and she got a picture and was so ______to me. I gave her a ______and told her to be ______to herself.
1.A. scolding B. rushing C. ordering D. dragging
2.A. offered B. promised C. refused D. hoped
3.A. anxiously B. proudly C. patiently D. politely
4.A. tiredness B. sorrow C. depression D. excitement
5.A. Although B. As C. Because D. Until
6.A. cashier B. seller C. assistant D. waitress
7.A. shout B. sob C. scream D. sigh
8.A. ignore B. admit C. realize D. imagine
9.A. balloons B. items C. bag D. basket
10.A. dropped B. delivered C. handed D. threw
11.A. thrilled B. amazed C. frightened D. disappointed
12.A. flowers B. gifts C. food D. clothes
13.A. approved B. discussed C. hesitated D. agreed
14.A. beauty B. kindness C. carefulness D. spirit
15.A. A. wrapping B. cleaning C. decorating D. repairing
16.A. pulled up B. carried on C. came up D. turned out
17.A. alone B. together C. soon D. later
18.A. devoted B. kind C. friendly D. grateful
19.A. glance B. talk C. hug D. look
20.A. gentle B. mean C. faithful D. good
A warm car and a long journey means that staying hydrated(有水的)is essential for all the family, so keep your drinks within easy reach with a holder.1.That is, you can keep everything in one place, rather than having to search through endless pockets and bags.
One of the keys to a successful road trip is having enough space to be comfortable.2.A roof box means there’s plenty of safe, dry storage for bags and cases, without a tower of belongings piled on the knees of everyone on the back seat.
Kids are messy and adults aren’t always much better.3.Keep it clean and tidy when you’re on the move.
Sunshades(遮阳蓬)are a must for long journeys with children.4.Many are transparent (透明的)enough for your children to still be able to see the world outside.
If tiredness hits, help little passengers to catch 40 winks and wake up refreshed with a supportive travel pillow. 5..
Make sure journeys aren’t any longer (or more stressful) than they need to be. It’ll get you where you want to go without any needless routes or arguing over directions.
A. Try to be as light as possible during your travels.
B. That needn’t mean you have to save on what you pack.
C. Once all is calm, parents might even be able to sleep, too.
D. They keep them comfortable and protect them from harmful rays.
E. It’s always important to take care of your health when you’re traveling
F. So when you’re on a road trip your car becomes a temporary mobile home
G. Many products also have a handy holder for phones, wallets and other small things.
A little before nine o’clock on Tuesday night, Antonio Gutierrez found himself facing a welcome dilemma. Might he, a waitress asked, have room for a second helping of pudding?
By day, the Robin Hood restaurant, which sits on a side street near the centre of Madrid, is a typical Spanish bar. But at night, it transforms itself into a pioneering place where homeless people, such as Antonio Gutiérrez, can dine, free of charge, at tables set with flowers and proper glasses.
The restaurant is the latest plan from the charity Mensajeros de la Paz, meaning messengers of peace, which
Was founded 54 years ago by Father Angel(安吉神父)García Rodriguez. “The inspiration came from Pope (教皇)Francis, who’s spoken again and again about the importance of giving people dignity, whether it’s through bread or through work,” said Father Angel. “So we thought, why not open a restaurant? People with nothing can come and eat here and get the same treatment as everyone else.”
Like many Spanish charities, Mensajeros de la Paz is still dealing with the human consequences of the country’s financial crisis, which has left the overall unemployment rate close to 20% and youth unemployment among Europe’s highest at 42%.
Each day, Father Angel’s nearby church provides 200 homeless people with breakfast and lunch. In the evening, the new restaurant feeds 100 homeless people. If the restaurant proves successful, the charity plans to extend the scheme and hopes it will attract famous chefs who will come to cook in the kitchen occasionally.
“The food here is tasty,” said Gutiérrez. “I’d give it lots of stars and I’ll be back tomorrow.” Gutiérrez had not eaten in such a restaurant for five years, except when Father Angel had taken him out.
1.Which of the following can best describe Father Angel?
A. Old and successful
B. Kind and respectable
C. Creative and gifted
D. Brave and determined
2.What can we know about the restaurant?
A. It was set up by Father Angel
B. It is in the center of Madrid
C. Its dishes are mainly cooked by famous chefs
D. It provides 100 homeless people with dinners every day
3.What does Gutiérrez think of the food in the restaurant?
A. Disgusting B. Cheap
C. Delicious D. Smelly
4.What’s the best title for the text?
A. A homeless person’s special experience
B. A pioneering Robin Hood restaurant for the homeless
C. A plan to reduce unemployment rate
D. Father Angel and his charity
10-year-old Mikaila Ulmer is building a lemonade empire, and hoping to save honey bees in the process! It all started when Mikaila was 4 years old and she was stung(叮)by a bee twice in one week! This caused her to become very scared whenever bees were near.
In order or help her deal with this new fear, MIkaila’s parents asked her to do some research on bees. She learned that bees are very important for flowers, gardens and trees as pollinators(传粉者). She also learned that they are dying at a rapid rate. In the past year, honey bee farmers have reported losing nearly 42% of their bees! Many believe that this could be due to the overuse of pesticides(杀虫剂), which can have many bad effects on bees.
This is what set her mind to create a product to help save bees. She decided she would sell lemonade and she started her company, BeeSweet Lemonade. Her special lemonade recipe came from her great-grandmother’s cookbook. She decided to add honey to it, instead of sugar, in order to call attention to the problems honey bees face. Mikaila sells lemonade almost every day at her lemonade stand! And she takes every opportunity to tell her customers about the problems facing honey bees.
What began as a small operation is starting to grow. BeeSweet is projected to sell almost 140,000 bottles of lemonade this year! BeeSweet lemonade can be found on the shelves at select Whole Foods Markets as well as many restaurants and other locations near her home in Austin, Texas.
1.What’s Mikaila’s attitude to bees during her childhood?
A. Favorable B. Frightened
C. Caring D. Friendly
2.Why did MIkaila add honey to her lemonade?
A. To create a special flavor
B. To make herself famous and popular
C. To be in honor of her great-grandmother
D. To remind people of the problems honey bees face
3.We can infer from the 4th paragraph that Mikaila’s company_______.
A. is in trouble B. is in debt
C. runs very well D. expands quickly
