I am verv excited to have given an e―mall from              

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you．I am glad you have made such a great progress            

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that you can write your email good Chinese．I read             

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your e―mail to my parents and show them the photo you        

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sent it to me．how time flies! Our friendship has lasted          

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for several months．We have got to know but learned           

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1ot from each other．Yes，it is clearly that your life in          

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your country is quite different from me．Thanks again           

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for writing to me。I’m 1ooking for ward to hear from          

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you soon．Best wishes to you and your family．               

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76 given―received          77．去掉a          78．e-mail 后加in 

79．Show―showed       80．去掉it          81 but―and   

82 clearly--clear              83 me－mine       84．hear一hearing；

85．正確

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