根據(jù)語篇情景，用恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~填空。每空一詞

Betty有一只小狗Bo.現(xiàn)在由于Betty很忙，沒有時(shí)間照顧它，所以她要給Bo找個(gè)新主人。 請(qǐng)你幫助她完成下面的啟示。每空一詞。

A new owner wanted

What’s your favorite animal? Do you like 1.________? Bo is my favorite friend, but now I’m2.________ with my study. I have a hard3.________taking good care of him. Can you do that4._______ of me? If you say “ yes”, please call me at 87549324 or you can 5._________ your email to Betty @163.com.

Write to me soon.

Betty

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