Now with development of science and technology, people have a         1．_________

wider choice of send greetings to their friends and relatives．The            2．_________

traditional way is to send greeting cards in festival occasions, which          3．_________

takes a bit longer, but the familiar handwriting itself makes a friend be         4．_________

happy．Now, it is more popular to send flowers．Thanks to the Internet,                   5．_________

we can send e-cards instead of paper ones．Most of the e-cards are beautiful               6．_________

designed and many have music and cartoon．And they can be sent and     7．_________

receive almost the moment you click the button of “send”．Another        8．_________

way is to send mobile phone messages, which, in my opinion, the           9．_________

most convenient but therefore my favorite way of greeting a friend．       10．_________

1．加the              2．sending           3．on       4．去掉be       5．正確

6．beautifully           7．cartoons         8．received    9．加is          10．a(chǎn)nd

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