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Do you like to go to school like this one in England? There are no real 1. c. The students go 2. f one group to another when they want to. You may find students of fourteen, sixteen and twenty-one years old all in the 3. s group. They work at their own studies. Nobody 4. t them what they should do or what they shouldn't do. The day when I visited, school 5. b at nine. Some students were 6. l to their own lessons. 7. O were watching TV programmes on physics. A group was working in the library. I didn't see anybody just sit doing nothing. Everybody was studying. At 8. l time I could see students working, too.
They were talking 9. a their lessons while they were eating. When you think of those students, you can be sure it is one of the 10. b schools in the world. They are lucky enough to study there.

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Born in 701, Li Bai was one of the greatest poets of the Tang dynasty. At the age of 24, he left home and started to travel around China. Throughout his 1. l, he wrote more than one 2. t poems about nature, friendship and many other wonderful things.
"To Wang Lun" was one of Li Bai's 3. p, which was about his friendship with Wang Lun. It is said that Wang Lun respected Li Bai for his talent and 4. d of seeing him. When he heard that Li Bai was travelling to a nearby place, he 5. w a letter to Li Bai and invited him to visit 6. h hometown. In the letter, Wang Lun pictured his hometown as having peach flowers extending ten li and ten thousand wine houses.
Li Bai couldn't find the scenes described by Wang Lun 7. w he arrived. Wang Lun explained that "peach flowers" was the 8. n of a pool of water and that Wan was the family name of the wine house owner. Li Bai laughed about Wang Lun's little trick. He understood that Wang Lun 9. r wanted to see him and the two became good friends.
It is known that Li Bai and the other poets of the Tang dynasty have left many great poems to us. Together they 10. m the "golden age" of classical Chinese poetry and they will always be remembered by Chinese people.

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Learning English is not an easy job. Almost every student sometimes asks 1. q like these: Can I really learn English well? Can I really learn it well 2. e to talk with others?
From some studies, we know that almost everyone can learn a foreign 3. l well if he or she wants to. Some people might learn it 4. f and some might learn it slower. Some might learn it easily and some with difficulty. But everyone can learn it well if he or she has the right ways.
Many students have their own special ways of 5. l English. The following are some examples.
Han Mei gets up early every morning and the first thing she does is 6. l to an English radio programme. This has really helped improve her English in listening.
Lin Tao often 7. p speaking English in class. At first he was very nervous when he was asked to speak. After trying several times, he found it was not as 8. d as he thought. He is more active and now he speaks English 9. b of all his classmates.
Wang Bin likes to watch American 10. m. He will watch a film many times if it is a good one. And he also likes to read English aloud.

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