Olives are about the same size like grapes, but they taste very different. 76._______

Some are bitter, some are sour, and some are very salt. Men and women eat  77._______

Them with drinks before a meal, but the children usually don’t like them at all 78._______ 　

 Mr.Grey was drinking beer and eating olives while his small son Tommy   79._______

Came in. He saw that his father liked the olives very much, so he said, “May 80._______

I have one, Father?” “ Yes,” answered his father. “ Take one and try one.”   81._______

Tommy took one. He thought it tasted terrible. He watched her father      82.______

Take another and ate it. He could see that he was enjoying it, so          83._______

Tommy tried another olive, it was just as terrible as the first one          84._______

“You are taken all the good ones”, he cried, “ and leaving the bad ones for me. 85._______

76．Like ----as 77. salt----salty 78. the 劃去 79. while----when 80. √ 81. 第二個one---it 82. her----his 83. ate----eat 84. it----which 或∧but 85. taken----taking

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