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tenis]n.网球
ten——数字10；
ni——“泥”的拼音；
s——外形像“蛇”。
我用10个网球来打泥土中的这条蛇。
sound[saund]v.听起来
sou——“搜”的拼音；
nd——“脑袋”的拼音首字母。
你想搜查我的脑袋？
这听起来像是个笑话吧！
sport[spɔ:
t]n.运动
sp——“手帕”的拼音首字母；
or——或者；
t——外形像“雨伞”。
手帕或者雨伞，都可以当作运动器材。
interest['
intrist]
v.感兴趣的
in——在．．．．．．里面；
te——“特”的拼音；
rest——休息。
在里面进行一次特别的休息，我相信你会很感兴趣的。
boring['
bɔ:
riŋ]a.无聊的；
令人生厌的
bo——像数字60；
ring——铃声。
那个人真无聊,电话都响了60声铃了还不接,真让人厌烦。
fun[fʌn]n.玩笑，娱乐
un——太阳（sun）的近似拼写。
你在开玩笑吧，太阳也需要用拐杖吗？
difficult['
difikəlt]
adj.困难的
“地府告他”的谐音；
想在地府里告他是很困难的。
watch[wɔtʃ]v.观看；
注视
wa——“哇”的拼音；
t——“她”的拼音首字母；
ch——“吃”的拼音缩写。
哇，看啊，她竟然在吃手表。
great[greit]adj.美妙的；
大的
gr——“工人”的拼音首字母；
eat——吃。
工人在吃大餐的时候，喜欢听一些美妙的音乐。
banana[bə'
nɑ:
nə]
n.香蕉
ba——“爸”的拼音；
na——“拿”的拼音。
这些香蕉很好吃，爸爸拿了又拿。
tomato[tə'
mɑ:
təu,tə'
meitəu]n.西红柿
“他妈头”的谐音；
他妈的头像个西红柿。
ice[ais]n.冰
“爱死”的谐音；
在夏天，我会爱死冰块的。
pear[pɛə]n.梨子
p——“劈”的拼音首字母；
ear——耳朵。
劈开耳朵，看到了一只梨子。
around[ə'
raund]
prep.附近的
a——一（个）；
round——圆形的。
以一个点为圆心画圆，圆周内的部分都在圆心的附近。
breakfast['
brekfəst]n.早餐
break——打破；
fast——快速的。
我要打破这些鸡蛋，快速地吃完早餐，好去上学。
Directions:
Fillintheblanksinthefollowingsentenceswiththehelpofthefirstletter（s）.UseonlyONEwordtofillineachblank.
1.
Currentemploymentlawswillbechangedto
effortandpunishlaziness.
2.
Exerciseisvery
becauseyouwillbecomestrongerandhealthierafterdoingit.
3.
IhopeyoufindyourstayinMilanas
asIhavealwaysfound.
4.
Heplanstohaveapartyattheendofthedayasa
fornotsmoking.
5.
Thewomanpromiseda
ofathousanddollarstoanyonewhocouldgiveinformationaboutthelocationofherhusband.
6.
Theyoungmanfelt
becausehecouldnotpleasehisfathernomatterhowhardhetried.
7.
Thebookwas
toreadbecauseevenafterusingadictionaryIstillcouldn'
tunderstandallthedifficultwords.
8.
IstartedtolearntospeakEnglishatanightschoolwhenIwasstilla
officerintheNationalGuard.
9.
Thisbookisquite
anythingI'
veeverreadbefore,whichmeansthatitisunique.
10.
Theschoolwas
anyIhadpreviouslyvisited.
11.
It'
saverydifferentpark,
anyotherthatIhavecomeacrossbefore.
12.
SomeofthismaterialcanbefoundontheInternetinagrowingnumberof
resourcesrelatedtotrade.
13.
Generallyaplaceispublicifthemajorityofthepublichas
toit.
14.
TheWebsiteallowsyoutotakea
touroftheartgallery.
15.
Somepoorchildrenintheworldarestillforcedtoworkas
slavesinfactories.
16.
Heclaimedtobea
prisonerinhisownhome,becausehecouldnotleaveashewantedto.
17.
Chineseisstillthemain
ofinstructioninChinaforEnglishlanguagelearning.
18.
Theyhaveusedfilmasa
toexpresstheirpoliticalviews.
19.
Thegirlwhocameherewasof
heightandweight.
20.
Achildwhoactspoorlyinpubliccaneasily
hisparents,becauseitmakesthemlookbadintheeyesofotherpeople.
21.
Johnwasgoingto
Marybytellinghisfriendshowmuchweightshehadgained.
22.
It
himthathehadnoideaofwhatwasgoingoninhisownfamily.
23.
Keepa
attitudetowardsyourself,insteadofthinkingnegativeaboutwhoyouare,andyouwillreaptremendousbenefits.
24.
Itisnotenoughthatyouthinktheymight'
vestolenfromthecompany,youneedtobe
thattheydiditbeforefiringthem.
25.
Cultivatingapositiveattitudetowardyourselfcanhelpyou
tremendousbenefits,whichmightincludeabetterjob,morefriends,andbetterhealth.
26.
Aftermorethan20yearsofachievingverylittle,researchintotuberculosisisjustnowbeginningto
thebenefitsofdevelopmentsinmedicaltreatment.
27.
Ifyouwerefiredfromyourpreviousjob,youmaynotbeabletoclaimunemployment
suchasmedicalinsurance.
28.
Aslongasyougetregularexercise,youcanreapthe
ofbeingfit.
29.
Thisstreetbecamepopularinthelateninetiesanditremainswell
avisitbecauseofthemanystoresthere.
30.
s
comparingarangeofmodelsbeforedecidingwhichonetobuy.
31.
isessentialtoasuccessfulscientist;
hecannothopetomakeanyprogressifhecannotworkinanorganizedway.
32.
Thebosstriedto
hismenbytellingthemhewouldfirethemiftheydidnotworkharder.
33.
Whatdisappointeduswasthathalfofourclassmatesrefusedto
inthesportsmeet.
34.
Itisimpossibletosayhowmanypeople
inthedemonstration（游行）inNewYork,becausenoonecountedthem.
35.
Theystartedoutbylookingatthecomputer
thatdisplayedtheimages.
36.
TheplanewasonaflightfromMilanwhenitdisappearedfromradar
.
37.
His
tonon-violenceledtohisbeingawardedaNobelPeacePrizein1989.
38.
Tosumup:
Wewelcomethestatementofthegovernmentandappreciateitswillingnessand
toworkcooperativelywithus.
39.
Nicole,ifyouareunableto
withAnnayouwillneverbeabletounderstandher.
40.
Youliveinthecountrywhereyournewlanguageisspoken,andyouhavetouseitto
withotherpeople.
41.
Shewasdelightedtohavean
totalkwithsomeonewhosharedherinterestinclassicalmusic,becausesuchchanceswerenotverycommon.
42.
Wewillstaywiththemoverthenextfewyears;
thiswillgiveus
intoalltheirhopes,dreams,and,ultimately,theirprogress.
43.
Ihopethatthistalkhasgivenyousome
intothekindoftheworkthatwe'
vebeendoingandhasgivenyouagreaterunderstandingintowhytheworkissoimportant.
44.
Somestudentswillbehighlycooperativeandattentive,andwillspeakupreadilyregardingan
thattheyarerequiredtodo.
45.
Speechandwritingareman'
smostimportantmethodsof
46.
Horsesalsouseotherformsof
buttheyaredifficultforustounderstand.
47.
ShealwaysyellsatmewhenItalkwithher,soIhateto
withher.
48.
Heistooyoungtobuycigarettes.The
agetobuycigarettesis18.
49.
Let'
strytokeepcommentsthatarenotconnectedtoourtopictoa
50.
Theuniversityisplanningto
thenumberofstudentsfromitscurrentsizeof15,000toover20,000.
51.
Theyhavesucceededin
theirindustrieswithremarkablespeed.
52.
Tradebetweendevelopingcountriesandindustrializedcountrieshas
andmanycountriesarebeginningtoreapbenefitsfromthis.
53.
Withmoreandmoreyoungpeoplejoiningit,theclubsoon
54.
Hismainbusinessisinbanking,butnowhehas
intoshipbuilding.
55.
UntilIlookedaround,Iwasn'
t
thatdozensofcuriouspeoplewerelookingatus.
56.
WastheChiefofPolice
thatthereweresomanyproblemswithinthepolicedepartmentordidhenotknow?
57.
Hemusthavebeen
thatmyparents'
marriagewasbreakingup,becausetheyusuallytellhimeverything.
58.
Ifyouareinstallinganewwaterheater,ithastomeetthe
ofthebuildingregulations.
59.
Theirexcitementshowedhowlittletheywereawareofthe
facingthem;
iftheyknewhowdifficultitwouldbetoovercometheirenemy'
sstrengththeywouldhavebeenupsetanddiscouraged.
60.
Inyourenthusiasmto
theinjusticeinthesystem,youhaveforgottenthatthesystemisstillnecessary.
61.
The
candidatewillhaveadegreeandatleasttwoyears'
experience.
62.
TheReportencouragedtheideathatthereisone
formoforganizationalstructurethatcanbeusedinallorganizations.
63.
AfterIsawamanmurderedthere,Ididn'
tfeelthattheneighborhoodwasaverysafe
forkids.
64.
Itisawell-knownfactthatcreativityisdiscouragedinanegativeworking
wherepeoplefeeluncomfortable.
65.
Manyofourstudentsare
beginnerswhohaveneverdonethissortofworkbeforeandarelookingtoexpandtheirartisticinterests.
66.
Itis,however,wrongtothinkofthePrimeMinisterashaving
power,sincetherearemanythingsthathecannotdo.
67.
Iwasnotworriedaboutthedelay,becauseIhad
confidencethatthemenwouldeventuallycompletethejob.
68.
Atthemoment,theythinkbeingwiththeirparentsis
wonderful,butthat'
snotgoingtolastforever.
69.
Hegave
instructionsthatleftnodoubtastohowhewantedthedisasterhandled.
70.
Theagreementis
insayingtherentmustbepaidbythetenthofeverymonth.
71.
Childrenaremore
tobeinterestedandactiveiftheirparentshavebeensimilarlyinterestedoractive.
72.
Indeed,itseemshighly
thatworking-classfamilieswillhavetocontrolthesizeoftheirfamily.
73.
Childrenfrombrokenhomesaremore
thanchildrenwithhappyfamiliesthatarestilltogethertoleavehomebeforetheageof18.
74.
AsaleadingonlineeducationWebsite,
studentswiththetoolstocontinuetheirlifelonglearningoftheEnglishlanguage.
75.
They
theirfansaroundtheworldwithnewsandinformationaboutthet
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