湖北省荆州中学2025-2026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试卷

这是一份湖北省荆州中学2025-2026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试卷，共11页。试卷主要包含了 5 分，满分 7， 5 分，满分 37， A等内容，欢迎下载使用。
（全卷满分 150 分 考试时间 120 分钟）
选择题部分第一部分 听力（共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节（共 5 小题；每小题 1. 5 分，满分 7. 5 分）
听下面 5 段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
What des the wman plan t d?
See a film.B. Get new glasses.C. Clse the shp.
What is the man gd at?
Handwriting.B. Typing.C. Cpying.
What des the wman say abut Peter?
He frgets the date.B. He has already left.C. He is always n time.
Why did the wman phne David?
T visit the z.B. T ask fr leave.C. T d a business.
What will the speakers d tnight?
Finish the wman’s wrk.B. Have dinner at hme.C. G t the cncert.
第二节（共 15 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 22.5 分）
听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听
完后，各小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第 6 段材料，回答第 6、7 题。
Where will the wman g first?
Trnt.B. Vancuver.C. Ottawa.
Hw will the wman g t Niagara Falls?
By bus.B. By train.C. By bat.
听第 7 段材料，回答第 8 至 10 题。
What is the weather like?
Cludy.B. Rainy.C. Sunny.
What des the man care mst?
Fashin.B. Price.C. Warmth.
Wh has the scarf n?
The man.B. The wman.C. The wman’s cusin.
听第 8 段材料，回答第 11 至 13 题。
What des the wman want t talk abut?
A guest meeting.B. A new prduct.C. A financial reprt.
When will they have the talk?
After lunch.B. At 3 p.m.C. Tmrrw mrning.
Which wrd can describe the man?
Well-scheduled.B. Highly-respectedC. Openly-minded.
听第 9 段材料，回答第 14 至 16 题。
What is the wman ding?
Giving a speech.B. Hsting a prgram.C. Teaching a class.
Why did the man mve ut gradually?
T find a quiet place t paint.
T spend weekends with parents.
T get used t living alne slwly.
What des the man advise teenagers t d?
Have fun willingly.B. Leave hme slwly.C. Make decisins wisely.
听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。
Why des the speaker give the talk?
T plan a trip.B. T give a ntice.C. T hld a party.
Which place is a n-parking area n Thursday mrning?
Kentucky Rad.B. Delaware Avenue.C. New Jersey Street.
When can cars be parked in regular places?
On Wednesday.B. On Thursday.C. On Friday.
Wh is the speaker talking t?
Turists jining in the trip.
Friends cming t the party.
Peple living in the building.
第二部分阅读（共两节，满分 50 分）
第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 2. 5 分，满分 37. 5 分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Hnlulu, Hawaii, recently passed a law making it unlawful t lk dwn at a phne while crssing the street. It is the first big US city with a law like this. D yu think mre places shuld pass such a law? Fllwing are sme replies psted by netizens.
As humans, we can make ur wn decisin. I’m nt saying it’s safe, but we dn’t need the gvernment t babysit us like ur parents. After all, we are grwn-ups. If we want t learn t make gd decisins, the gvernment needs t stp telling us what t d.
This law makes sense. If all the states pass such a law, sme peple might nt like it. But is there really a way t please everyne? This wuld nt be fr fun. It wuld be fr the safety f all Americans.
—Grace frm Alaska
—Andrew frm Oregn
Peple d many things that may hurt themselves but are nt against the law, such as riding bikes, driving cars, and swimming. The list ges n and n. Peple might get hurt frm lking at phnes while walking if they’re nt paying attentin. Still, I believe peple shuld have the freedm t chse.
What matters mre—yur phne r yur safety? If yu’re staring at yur screen while walking, yu might miss a car cming r fail t see the traffic light turn red. Using yur phne n the rad can be unsafe. That’s why mre cities shuld stp peple lking at phnes when crssing the street!
—Sally frm Seul
—Alice frm Pennsylvania
Wh may supprt newly passed the law?
A. Andrew and Grace.B. Alice and Sally.C. Andrew and Alice.D. Grace and Sally.
Which serves as a reasn against the law?
Laws may smetimes hurt peple.B. Decisins shuld be made n ne’s wn.
C. The vernment can’t act as parents.D. Adults needn’t be cncerned abut safety.
Where des the passage prbably cme frm?
A. An nline pst.B. A research reprt.C. A travel guide.D. A marketing survey.
B
At 102 years ld, American dctr Hward Tucker hlds a Guinness Wrld Recrd as the ldest practicing dctr. Althugh he stpped seeing patients at 100, his life remains full f purpse, shwing that passin (热情) is the best medicine against aging.
Dr. Tucker believes “retirement (退休) is the enemy f a lng life.” He thinks having a reasn
t wake up each mrning is imprtant. Even after the hspital where he wrked clsed in 2022, he hasn’t cmpletely ruled ut returning t medical wrk. Tday, he teaches future dctrs and wrks n medic-legal cases, a jb made pssible by a law degree he earned at 67.
Fr Dr. Tucker, a lng life isn’t just abut gd genes (基因) frm his parents, wh lived t 84 and 96, but mre f his healthy lifestyle including fllwing a simple diet, ften missing lunch t have a clear head, exercising daily, walking at least fur kilmeters, and staying away frm smking while drinking a little alchl. Dr. Tucker als says it’s imprtant t keep the brain active. “If yu retire frm wrk, yu shuld at least d smething as a hbby,” he tld Tday. “Yu need smething interesting fr the brain daily.” Science backs him up. Research shws that nging learning, scial cnnectins, and a sense f purpse are all helpful fr a healthy and lng life.
Experiencing a fall in his late 80s that ended his skiing days with a brken neck, Tucker hasn’t lst his passin fr life, always finding new ways t stay active instead. As he appraches his 103rd birthday, Dr. Tucker isn’t wrried abut death but fcuses n living fully. Fr a man wh has spent his life helping treat thers, Dr. Hward Tucker’s greatest lessn is hw t truly live.
Hw did Dr. Tucker fight against “the enemy f a lng life”?
He earned a law degree at 67.B. He wrked as a medical instructr.
C. He wke up early each mrning.D. He returned t the hspital in 2022.
What plays a greater rle in Dr. Tucker’s lng life?
A healthy way f daily life.B. A clear and scientific mind.
C. As many hbbies as pssible.D. Gd genes frm his family.
What happened t Dr. Tucker in his late 80s?
He needed a passin fr life.B. He started t learn hw t ski.
C. He retired frm medical practice.D. He remained active after an accident.
Which f the fllwing best describes Dr. Tucker?
Strict and curius.B. Careful and adventurus.
C. Psitive and purpseful.D. Grateful and respnsible.
C
A recent vide made the runds t thusands f users fr its argument: “Why yu MUST thrw away yur AirPds.” In it, the user argued that wireless earbuds (无线耳机) “sit inside yur head and ck yur brain” because f the radiatin (辐射) they give ff. Similar vides have been fund acrss different scial media platfrms, warning that wireless earbuds can cause cancer, memry lss, tiredness and ther health prblems.
A few scial platfrms have remved these vides, stating they spread medical misinfrmatin. But is there any truth t these warnings? Are yu risking yur health fr the cnvenience f wireless headphnes, r are yu increasing yur risk fr brain cancer?
“This is a very cmmn wrry and a questin that I hear ften frm my patients: They want t knw if their phnes r earbuds caused their brain cancer,” says Dr Naveed Wagle, a neur-nclgist. “The shrt answer is it’s prbably nt the nly cause,” Dr Wagle says, “but we dn’t have enugh infrmatin yet t say fr sure r t knw if it’s a cause.”
While wireless technlgy has been there since the late 1990s, wireless earbuds have nly cme n the scene in the past few years. This shrt perid means that there’s a lt f scientists wh still just dn’t knw abut the lng-term health influences, especially fr peple wh use them fr hurs every day.
Here’s what the United States Federal Cmmunicatins Cmmissin (FCC) says abut wireless earbuds and yur health: “At present, n scientific evidence (证据) suggests a cnnectin between wireless earbuds and cancer r ther illnesses. Thse suggesting the pssible risks f using wireless earbuds agree that mre and lnger-term studies shuld explre whether there is a better basis fr wireless earbuds safety standards than the ne being used.”
Why are the vides remved frm scial platfrms?
Because they may give ff radiatin.B. Because they cntain unreal messages.
C. Because they may cause health prblems. D. Because they draw little attentin f users.
Hw des Dr. Wagle feel abut the prblem f wireless earbuds?
A. Incrrect.B. Impssible.C. Uncertain.D. Disappinted.
What is the purpse f paragraph 4?
A. Intrduce a tpic. B. Give an example. C. Present a reasn. D. Prvide a slutiin.
What des FCC mean abut wireless buds use?
We need further research n its safety. B. It has the perfect safety standards nw.
C. It will nt be cnnected with any illness. D. There is n need t wrry abut its risks.
D
Have yu ever felt full after a meal but still wanted dessert ( 甜点)? Or taken a ckie just because it was there? Many f us find it hard t refuse sugar. In fact, a study shwed that 94% f lab rats preferred sweetened water t ccaine ( 可卡因 ). While sugar is nt as harmful, it influences ur brain in a similar way, bringing us pleasure and making us want mre.
It’s natural fr ur bdies t ask fr sugar. Hwever, unlike fruits and vegetables, sme fds have high amunts f sugar added t them. Accrding t Dr. Vera Tarman, this can make eating sugar addictive—similar t hw cca leaves were safe, but ccaine was dangerus. “Signs include thinking abut sweets all the time, eating even when full.” Dr. Tarman said, “many peple feel a meal isn’t cmplete withut dessert—it becmes a habit.”
T much sugar can harm yur health, leading t heart prblems, headaches, and lw energy. What’s wrse, it can keep yur bld sugar high, making yu feel tired and unwell. T break the habit, Dr. Tarman suggests stpping sugar cmpletely rather than slwly cutting dwn n it. The first five days may be difficult—yu might feel easily annyed r have truble sleeping. But by the secnd week, these feelings weaken. By the third week, yu wn’t even miss sugar.
“Start family-wide dietary imprvements by eliminating sugary fd intake, develping healthier eating habits fr all members. After a meal, d smething else, like drinking tea r taking a walk, t avid reaching fr sweets.” said Dr. Tarman, “Keep telling yurself why yu’re quitting—maybe t build energy r lse weight, and ask a friend t supprt yu.”
Quitting sugar may seem impssible at first, but after a few weeks, yur taste will change. An apple will taste sweeter, and yu’ll enjy the freedm frm sugar addictin.
Accrding t Dr. Tarman, what makes peple addicted t sugar?
Habit f dessert eating.B. Added sugar in a diet.
C. Natural need f bdies.D. Similarity t cca leaves.
What des Dr. Tarman suggest ding t avid sugar addictin?
Giving up sugar fr gd.B. Stpping eating sugar gradually.
C. Cutting dwn n sugar fr tw weeks. D. Weakening sugar influence slwly.
Which may replace the underlined wrd “eliminating” in paragraph 4?
A. Making up.B. Applying fr.C. Cutting ut. D. Fcusing n.
What psitive change can yu expect after quitting sugar?
Yu can enjy sweet fds freely.B. Apples will nt taste sweet t yu.
C. Yu are sure t have a sweet tth.D. A better sense f taste may cme alng.
第二节 （共 5 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Many f us have gtten int the habit f listening t pdcasts, audibks and ther nline cntent at increased playback speeds. 36 One survey f students in Califrnia, fr example, shwed that 89% changed the playback speed f nline lectures, while there are plenty f articles abut hw cmmn speedy viewing has becme.
It is easy t think f sme advantages t watching things mre quickly. It can let yu enjy mre cntent in the same time, r g thrugh the same piece f cntent several times t get the mst ut f it. 37 It might free up time fr cnslidating ( 巩固) knwledge r ding practice tests. Watching quickly is als a gd way f making sure yu fcus n what yu’re up t.
38 It turns ut that there are ne r tw f thse as well. Researchers pint ut that prcessing ( 处理) speech infrmatin in humans includes three steps f memry: receiving the infrmatin, string it, and later understanding it. During the prcess, the brain needs time t cllect the cntinuus speech, deal with wrds in real time and then understand their meanings.
Peple generally speak at a speed f abut 150 wrds per minute, thugh dubling the speed t 300 r even tripling it t 450 wrds is still understandable. 39 At higher speaking speed, listeners may get the immediate meaning but stre less infrmatin ver time.
Incming infrmatin is stred fr a certain time in ur memry, waiting t be rerganized and turned int a frm that is ready fr the lng-term memry. Because memry space is limited, if t much infrmatin arrives t quickly it can be hard t deal with. 40
But what abut the disadvantages?
This leads t brain verlad and lss f infrmatin.
Fr yunger peple, it might even be the cmmn case.
This culd be especially useful in an educatinal backgrund.
Speeding up may save time, but it can weaken deep understanding.
The questin is mre abut the quality f the memries that we frm.
Fast listening might imprve scial cmmunicatin amng yung peple.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节 （共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
After surviving tw frightening days in the wake f Hurricane Beryl ( 飓风 贝丽 尔 ), ne-year-ld Liam was saved beside a highway near Texas. The strm had 41 the area with heavy winds and rain, yet the baby held fast t 42 against all challenges.
It was a driver named Marcus wh first nticed smething 43 n the grassy bank alng the rad. Slwing his truck, he realized it was a child. Marcus 44 at nce and rushed tward the by. As he drew clser, he saw the child shaking with clthes all 45 . The little by raised his head, his eyes 46 Marcus’s, tears beginning t fall, and 47 reaching ut as if asking t be held.
Withut thinking, Marcus 48 the by int his arms, cvering him with his wn dry jacket. The child’s crying 49 int quiet sbs as Marcus carried him back t the 50 , where he ffered water and called fr help. 51 , after being sent t the hspital, Liam was sn reprted in gd cnditin 52 several insect bites (虫咬).
“He survived tw days alne in a dangerus situatin,” a reprt stated, “Vide ftage shws
the baby mving tward the 53 n all furs—he is nthing shrt f a miracle (奇迹).”
41. A. hit
B. armed
C. served
D. stressed
42. A. life
B. dream
C. peace
D. lve
43. A. unkind
B. uneasy
C. unfair
D. unusual
44. A. set ff
B. sped up
C. pulled ver
D. checked ut
45. A. new
B. wet
C. clean
D. heavy
46. A. directing
B. blcking
C. cntrlling
D. meeting
47. A. legs
B. arms
C. ears
D. feet
48. A. lifted
B. turned
C. fled
D. frced
49. A. widened
B. deepened
C. sftened
D. shrtened
50. A. rad
B. bank
C. truck
D. hspital
51. A. Sadly
B. Luckily
C. Obviusly
D. Actually
52. A. rather than
B. better than
C. ther than
D. mre than
53. A. strm
B. family
C. camera
D. highway
54. A. hurting
B. tuching
C. tracking
D. pening
55. A. hpe
B. pwer
C. success
D. cnfidence
News f Liam’s stry spread quickly, 54 hearts acrss the cmmunity, becming a sign f 55 —shwing us that even in the fiercest strms, humanity can shine thrugh.
非选择题部分
第二节 （共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Peru, a cuntry n the Pacific cast f Suth America, was the centre f the pwerful ancient Inca Empire in the 1400s and 1500s. In the 16th century, Spain tk cntrl 56 Peru and ruled until 1821. It is fr this reasn that Spanish is the main 57 (ffice) language f the cuntry.
If yu want t travel arund Peru, there are fur places wrth 58 visit. First, yu can g by plane frm Cusc int the Amazn rainfrest, 59 yu can take a bat t yur accmmdatin and then spend three days 60 (explre) the rainfrest with a lcal guide. Then, if yu expect 61 (admire) the Incas’ unique architecture, Machu Picchu is the perfect place fr yu t visit. There yu’ll be 62 (amaze) by the ancient city, especially its dry stne methd f building. Cusc, the frmer capital f the Inca Empire, 63 (ffer) fascinating museums t explre and excellent lcal fds t enjy. Frm Cusc, yu will drive alng 64 (it) new highway fr ne day befre arriving at Lake Titicaca. There, staying with a lcal Urs family will certainly satisfy yur 65 (curius) abut their life n the island.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
假设你是李华，你的英国笔友 Adam 听说你正面临“选科分班”，特地来信询问此事，并想了解你对此的感受和选择。请你给 Chris 回信，内容包括：
分享你做选择时的考虑（如兴趣、学科优势、未来梦想等）或遇到的困惑；
谈谈你最终的决定。注意：
词数 100 左右；
可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
Dear Adam,
Best regards,
Li Hua
第二节（满分 25 分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Last Saturday I received a call frm my clse friend, Peter. He asked me t help with his grup wh prvided musical perfrmances at the lcal hspitals. At first I was unwilling t g because f my unfinished hmewrk, but I was finally talked int helping ut this ne time, which turned ut t be an unfrgettable and fruitful experience.
That evening, I was picked up by Peter and went t a lcal hspital with him, taking my guitar and hping I culd sing sme sl sngs with his musical grup.
An extremely large hspital came int ur sight. When guided int the hall, we were shcked t find s many patients and staff there. What we saw next arused ur sympathy. Sme patients were in wheelchairs r with their arms in bandages, while thers were with their drips attached. Sme faces were rather pale; sme wre wrried expressins; sme walked as fast as they culd. Maybe their days seemed t be dull during the perid f their treatment, s ur cming brught sme clr int their lives. Seeing their happy faces, I thught it was wrthwhile t jin Peter's grup.
Amng the audience, I sptted ne particular yung girl aged abut 16, wh was wearing a head scarf and appeared t be mre delighted than the thers. When we started ur perfrmance, excitement filled the hall. Peter mentined t me that the yung girl I had nticed earlier was singing alng with all ur sngs quietly t herself. At a break, ut f curisity, I asked ne f the nurses abut the girl. She said that the girl suffered serius burns and was under treatment and that she was a bit dwn these days, but ur perfrmance had lifted her spirits. Our sngs mved all the peple present. They all cheered fr us, including the yung girl and we were inspired. Facing these lvely peple, we really wanted t d mre.
注意：1. 续写词数应为 150 左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
We asked the girl if she wuld like t sing with us.
After her perfrmance, I saw a change in the girl’s eyes.
荆州中学 2025~2026 学年高一上学期期中考试
英语答案
应用文写作
Dear Adam,
Thank yu s much fr yur thughtful letter. It’s true that we’re currently making the imprtant decisin abut which subjects t fcus n, and I really appreciate yur cncern.
This chice was nt an easy ne fr me. While I’ve always enjyed literature and histry fr their imaginative depth, I als recgnize the imprtance f science subjects like physics and math. What eventually guided my decisin was my lng-term gal f becming an engineer. I believe the science track will prvide a slid fundatin fr my future studies and career, even thugh it means setting aside my interests in the arts and wrking harder t catch up with ther students. After much reflectin, I feel mtivated and ready fr the challenge.
I’d lve t knw hw subject chices are handled in yur cuntry. Lking frward t yur reply!
Best regards,
Li Hua
读后续写
We asked the girl if she wuld like t sing with us. At first, she refused ur suggestin withut the slightest hesitatin, saying she had never sung in frnt f audience befre. Additinally, she was afraid f messing it up. Hwever, after ur cnstant encuragement and persuasin, she finally made up her mind t give it a sht as part f yur grup. Surprisingly, her sft and meldius vice made her perfrmance a great success. All the audience burst int deafening applause and cheers which lasted fr several minutes at the end f her perfrmance.
After her perfrmance, I saw a change in the girl’s eyes. They seemed much brighter than when we had first met her just a cuple f hurs ag. She appeared t have gained a lt f cnfidence frm this experience. She tld me we had mead her day. A bright smile spread acrss the little girl’s face. I was pleased that I neither missed the pprtunity t help thers nr just thught f myself and my wn needs. Nt nly stepping ut did help thse in need, but als it allwed me t taste the sweetness f helping thers.
听力
1-5 BACAC
6-10 BABCA
11-15 BCABC
16-20 CBACC
阅读理解
21-23 DBA
24-27 BADC
28-31 BCCA
32-35 BACD
36-40 CDAFB
完形填空
语法填空
41-45 AADCB
56. f
46-50 DBACC
57. fficial
51-55 BCDBA
58. a
59. where60. explring
61. t admire
62. amazed
63. ffers
64. its65. curisity
听力录音稿
(Text 1)
M: I wnder if yu’d like t g t the mvies this afternn.
W: I’d really like t, but I just brke my glasses and I have t get anther pair befre the shp clses.
(Text 2)
W: Tm, yur handwriting is better than mine. Wuld yu please cpy this nte fr me? I need tw cpies.
M: That’s a lt f wrk. Yu can just use the cmputer.
(Text 3)
M: Will Peter be late this time?
W: N. He is a man wh is never late. There is still ten minutes left.
(Text 4)
W: I've been calling David fr the past hur, but I keep getting a busy signal. M: Well, if yu dn’t get him sn, we’ll just have t g t the z withut him.
(Text 5)
W:I want t g t the cncert tnight, but I have t wrk late. There wn’t be enugh time t g hme fr dinner.
M: I can pick yu up after wrk and we’ll eat dwntwn. That will give us enugh time t g t the cncert.
W: Great.
(Text 6)
W: I’m planning t g t Canada n vacatin. M: What places are yu ging t visit?
W: First, I’ll spend a few days in Vancuver. Then I’ll take a train thrugh the Rcky Muntains. M: Oh, that sunds exciting!
W: Then I’ll fly t Trnt, and take a bus t Niagara Falls. I will take a bat under that huge waterfall.
M: Ww! That’s wnderful!
(Text 7)
W: Gd mrning, Stan.
M: This is nt a gd mrning! I hate this weather! It’s cld and rainy! I lve sunny days. W: I knw. Winter is nt my favrite seasn, either. But I lve winter clthes!
M: Yu’re nt freezing?
W: N. Lk at my new sweater and hat.
M: Yu lk great, but I dn’t care abut being fashinable. I just want t stay warm and dry! W: Hey, I just bught this scarf fr my cusin. Put it n!
M: Will I be warm if I wear it?
W: Yes, s put it n! Oh, very nice! See? Yu can be warm and lk gd at the same time. M: Maybe, but winter weather is still terrible!
(Text 8)
W: Hell, Mr. White. D yu think it’s pssible fr us t talk abut the new prduct smetime tday?
M: I’d lve t, Miss Wilsn, but I've gt a pretty tight schedule tday. I have t finish reading the yearly financial reprt by 10:00. Then I have t drive t the airprt t pick up a guest at 11:00. After that, I’ll have a meeting with him ver lunch.
W: Can I see yu after lunch?
M: Well, let me see. After lunch, I have t attend a meeting which may last abut tw hurs. Can yu cme at 3:00? We can talk fr an hur befre I meet my sales team at 4:00.
W: I’m afraid an hur is t shrt. What abut tmrrw mrning? M: I’ll be free frm 9:00 t 11:00.
W: OK, see yu then.
(Text 9)
W: Hell, everyne. This week’s prgram is called “Mving Out” and we have Brian tday. S, Brian, hw lng has it been since yu mved ut?
M: I mved ut fur mnths ag, but I didn’t mve ut all at nce. I did it gradually and spent mst f the week with my parents at first. I started by spending the weekends at my new flat s that I culd get used t living alne slwly. My parents were really understanding when I tld them that I wanted t mve. Yu see, I wanted t g smewhere quiet—a place where I culd paint.
W: Finally, I’d like t ask yu sme advice yu wuld give t a teenager wh is thinking f leaving hme.
M: I believe that the main pint is t have a gd reasn fr leaving hme and dn’t just mve because yu just want t mve. I mean yu shuldn’t d it just because it sunds like fun.
(Text 10)
W: Dear all, listen t me carefully please. Remember that beginning this Wednesday, we will be painting new lines t mark the parking spaces in the parking lt f ur building. During this time, yu will be unable t park in yur regular places. Fr ther parking chices, yu may park n any f the streets arund ur apartment building. Please nte that n Thursday mrning, n cars are allwed t park n Kentucky Rad because f street cleaning. Street cleaning hurs are frm 9:00 am t 11:30 am. Yu may park yur cars n Delaware Avenue r New Jersey Street during this time. The painting f the parking lt will be cmpleted by 6:00 pm n Friday. After this time, yu are mre than welcme t return yur car t its regular place. We d aplgize fr any difficulty this may cause yu, but we believe that yu will be pleased with ur newly painted parking lt.