2. —I wonder _________ Michael will play basketball with us.

—Perhaps not. He always goes to the library after school.

3. —May I use your computer, dad?       

—________. I will use my iPad instead.

4. Hold on your dream, ________ you might regret some day.

5. —Tony knew he might put himself in great danger if he went to the forest.

—Yes. But he still went into the forest ________ to find his dog.

6. You’d better be more careful and ________ the same mistakes you have ever made.

7. —I feel nervous about the school English speech competition tomorrow.

—__________.

8. Tea _________ in many parts of our country.

10. —What do you think of the piece of music I just played?

—_________.

A headmaster decided to honor the teachers in his school to show his thanks for their hard work. He told them ______ they made a difference in their jobs. Then he gave ______ of them a blue ribbon that read, “Who I Am Makes a Difference.” One of the teachers wanted to take this idea into her students. One day the teacher noticed a boy in her class was ______ . She went to him and asked him the reason. The boy told her that his father had been worrying ______ his job and often punished him for some little things. ______ what he said, the teacher decided to give him the ribbon to cheer him up. She said, “Dear boy. ______ your father has done doesn’t mean the lack of love for you. He needs your understanding. Here’s a ribbon for you. Would you like ______ this ribbon and pass it on. Let’s keep this ceremony ______ and find out how it affects people.” That night the boy sat beside his father and said, “Dad, today my teacher gave me a blue ribbon for being kind and asked me to find somebody else to honor. I’d like to give it to you. I want to let you know how ______ I love you and how much you mean to me.” The father was very surprised, and he was moved ______. He said with tears in his eyes, “I almost lost my confidence in my job. But with your encouragement and love, I have my confidence again. Thank you, my son. I love you, too.”