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根據(jù)中文意思完成句子。

1. 六點了，該回家了。

It’s six o’clock. ______ to go home.

2. — 你愿意和我一起去野餐嗎？

— 當(dāng)然了。

— ______ go for a picnic with me?

— Yes， of course.

3. 我姐姐經(jīng)常幫著媽媽做飯。

My sister often ______.

4. 學(xué)習(xí)語言時不要害怕犯錯誤。

Don’t ______ in learning a language.

5.直到我同意幫助瑪麗照顧她的小狗，她才掛斷了電話。

Mary ______ look after her dog.

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