1.他們在執(zhí)行計劃時遇到一些困難。

They had some difficulty in____.

2.30歲時，他成了一名作家。

_____, he became a writer.

3.人們希望生活將變得更美好。

_____life will become better.

4.她不但會打網(wǎng)球，還會打籃球。

She can play basketball____.

5.請再給他一次機會。畢竟，他還是個孩子。

Please give him another chance. ____.

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