A.To express her gratitude. | B.To ask for help. | C.To show her kindness. |
1. 我写信感谢您任命我为学生会主席。
2. 我会是第一个帮助那些有困难的同学解决他们困境的人。
3. 我将耐心回答其他人的问题,并且不遗余力地提供许多实用的建议。
4. 我不害怕面对各种困难。(be scared to do)
5. 通过我巨大的努力,我相信没人比我是更负责、更称职的主席了。(“否定词+比较级”表达最高级含义)
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1. 我是李华,谨代表我校写信对你们的努力和帮助表示真诚的感谢。否则我们的城市可能会遭受更大的破坏。
2. 令人震惊的是,重庆受高温和干旱袭击,导致烈火发生。
3. 你们来了,及时提供了援助。
4. 尽管许多志愿者极其疲惫,依然专心于运送物资。
5. 正是你们不懈的努力和决心结束了这次自然灾害。(强调句)
6. 我们被你们深深感动,我们决定竭尽全力使我们的城市更美好。
Dear volunteers,
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Yours,
Li Hua
Dear Sir/Madam,
A few days ago,
I can’t express my gratitude too much.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
A.Upset. | B.Happy. | C.Regretful. |
1. What is the most important thing in writing a thank-you note?
A.Being polite and sweet. | B.Using simple language. | C.Explaining the exact reason. |
A.It is more formal. | B.It can be received earlier. | C.It can be understood more easily. |
A.It takes less time to write. | B.It carries more sentences. | C.It seems more sincere. |
A.The importance of writing a thank-you note. |
B.Some basic rules for writing a thank-you note. |
C.A few helpful examples of writing a thank-you note. |
A.She misses her home very much. |
B.She hasn’t received her mother’s letter. |
C.She is worried about her mother’s health. |
8 .
Dear editor, We moved to this country 12 years ago, to be close to my husband’s family for more support and because the cost of living was lower. Now in my late 40s, I feel trapped in life abroad and want to move back to London. The city we live in is known for its multiculturalism and diversity. Everything seemed to be working perfectly, until recently. The industry I work in is dominated by local people. It seems they are unwilling to allow me to join what they are doing and that I am excluded. Seeing my eldest child leaving home and my youngest, still at school, becoming more independent has made me realise how unhappy I am. I feel I have always disregarded my own needs. I would like to go back to London right away. But our children feel at home here. I’m confused about what to do. Yours, Merrila Dear Merrila, Everything worked perfectly until recently. What happened? Something must have contributed to this. I’ve spent a long time reading your letter and wonder if your issue is a geographical one. The glass ceiling and ignorant people can and do exist in any city. While those issues are problematic, I wonder if it’s actually a reaction to such happenings: one of your children is leaving home and the other one won’t be far behind, and you’re thinking: “What will the next chapter of my life look like and have I done what I wanted to?” Something magical happens to women in midlife when they realise it’s time to put themselves front and centre. You can talk with your husband about how you feel. In the short term, plan a trip to London, meet up with some old friends and see what they say. Yours, Annalisa Barbieri |
A.She can barely earn a living. | B.She feels out of place here. |
C.The locals enjoy better jobs than her. | D.The city is different from London. |
A.To share her life story abroad. | B.To express her homesickness. |
C.To make a complaint about life. | D.To turn to the editor for advice. |
A.Being far away from London. | B.Facing prejudice in the workplace. |
C.Being at a loss about life changes. | D.Overlooking her real needs for long. |
A.Culture. | B.Health. | C.Education. | D.Lifestyle. |
A.Frightening. | B.Interesting. | C.Boring. |
10 . How is the man feeling?
A.Sad. | B.Awkward. | C.Proud. |