M: Thank you. I like it very much. It fits perfectly, and the style will never go out of fashion. The only thing is that I still think it is a bit too expensive. Couldn’t you lower the price by just a little?

W: I’m not the owner of the shop, sir. Otherwise, I might be able to reduce the price.

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Good evening to you, and a good evening it is! In fact, it’s absolutely beautiful outside. Of course, it’s all due to the winds of March! Yes, if you were outside around 2:00 p.m., you were probably blown right off your feet. We had wind this afternoon that was blowing at 50 mph! You could see large umbrellas from food carts rolling down the sidewalks — a few of them blew right into traffic and caused a few accidents. Fortunately, though, the wind died down to a more reasonable 15 mph by 4:30 p.m.

Now, the forecast for tonight is for the temperature to stay around 60 degrees Fahrenheit with a light breeze — just enough for a light sweater. It should be a clear night, great for all you astronomers and star gazers. Enjoy it while you can because the clouds will begin to roll in again tomorrow, and they will be staying for a while.

Yes, for the next three days, you can expect clouds, the daytime temperature to drop to around 50, and a 90 percent chance of light rain on and off throughout the day. The temperature at night will be about 36-40 degrees, so you should expect some frost in the early mornings. Well, that’s all. Go out there and enjoy a lovely, warm, star-filled evening tonight. Tomorrow, take your raincoat and umbrella as you head out the door!

參考答案

聽力：1—5  BCBAA    6—10 BCBCC    11—15 BABBA    16—20 BBABB

閱讀理解：21—25 DCADB    26—30 CBBCA    31—35 DDBAC    36—40 DGBEF

完形填空：41—45 BCABD    46—50 DABCD    51—55 CBAAD    56—60 ADBCC

語法填空：61. fifth     62. got     63. an         64. smiling     65. what

66. like     67. which      68. wonderfully   69. returning      70. languages

短文改錯:

Dear Bob，

How are things going? It’s been two month since you come to teach in China.

It’s the first time that you come to China. I know you have to overcome much difficulties, such as language barriers or different lifestyles. I’d like to know if you are used to the weather and food there. Can you tell me that how many hours you work every day? How are you getting along with your students and is it difficult for you to communicate with him in English? I can imagine what a greatly challenge it is to work in rural areas. Take good care of you. I hope you’ll enjoy your stay there. 

Looking forward to share more of your teaching experience.

書面表達(dá)m.e-deep.com.cn

Dear Helen,

I have heard about your situation, and I’m so glad to talk with you and help you out.

To tell the truth, it is natural that you are missing your parents, because it is the first time you have left your homeland to study abroad. What I want to say is that you can’t live with your parents all the life. The present situation can help you grow and make you more independent.

If you like, I would like to be your friend. We can play, chat, discuss and do everything we like. Thus, we can learn about each other’s habits and learn from each other. Only by communicating with others can you overcome your difficulties.

  I’m looking forward to your reply.

                                                           Sincerely yours,

                                                             Li Hua