【推荐1】    1     Sundays, Li Lei gets up at six thirty. He has     2     [ˈbrekfəst] at eight. Then he helps his mother     3     the housework. At ten o’clock he     4     (leave) home and goes shopping     5     bike. At about eleven o’clock he comes     6     [bæk] home.

He wants to be a     7     very much. He helps his mother with the cooking. They have lunch at twelve. In the afternoon   he often     8     (play) games with his friends. They have dinner at six thirty. In the evening he does his homework.     9     [ˈsʌmtaɪmz], he     10     ( watch) TV. He goes to bed at nine.

Going out for a Picnic

I’m Kangkang. My family often go out for a picnic     1     Sundays. We take some apples, bananas, hamburgers and eggs     2     us. We take drinks like milk and orange juice. My father likes eating apples. Bananas are my mother’s favorite. I like hamburgers and orange juice. I like fish,     3    . My father and I go fishing. Then my father gets water. My mother likes to cook for us     4     she cooks fish and eggs. I fly a kite with our dog, Dingding. We sing some songs. We are     5     very happy！

More and more young people from China begin to celebrate Father’s Day. They send fathers presents, or i    1     them for a nice dinner. But do you know how Father’s Day started?

While Mrs. Dodd, from America, was l    2     to a talk about Mother’s Day in a church in 1909, she had an i    3     of having Father’s Day to honor (纪念) her father, William Smart. Mr. Smart u    4     to be a soldier. His wife died when she gave birth to her sixth child. Mr. Smart had to raise his six children a    5    . They lived a hard life. After Mrs. Dodd grew up, she wanted to t    6     her father for what he had done for them. She w    7     a letter to a church and asked for the third Sunday in June to be Father’s Day. The church agreed with her.

The f    8     Father’s Day was celebrated on June 19th, 1910 in Washington. Children made special desserts, and did other things to make their fathers h    9    . In 1924, President(总统) Calvin Coolidge supported the idea of a national Father’s Day. People all over the country began to celebrate Father’s Day. F    10    , in 1966, President Lyndon Johnson made the third Sunday in June Father’s Day.