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—No, they aren't. They're Uncle ________.

提示词：scientist, invent, great, teach

提示问题：

1. Who is your favourite inventor?

2. Why is he/she your favourite inventor?

3. What did you learn from him/her?

   There are many famous inventors.

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假设你是李华，你校公众号拟开展学生阅读方式调查，旨在了解学生对纸质书与电子书的看法。请结合自身阅读习惯，谈谈你偏好的阅读方式及原因。

提示词语：e-books, convenient, carry, store

提示问题：1. Which do you prefer, e-books or paper books?

2. Why do you prefer it?

Hello, everyone, I'm Li Hua from Class 3 Grade 9.

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"Mom," said David, with tears in his eyes. "Why is Dad always working? He promised to help me take off those training wheels and teach me to ride." David complained to Mom.

"You know, he is under quite a lot of pressure now with his new job. Let's give him a break," Mom said, "Why not let me help you? We can give Dad a surprise when he gets back from work."

David sighed but agreed. Wearing his helmet（头盔）, he rode the bike without training wheels.

"You'd have to hold the bike for me."

"Don't worry," Mom replied.

The bike felt shaky when he got on, but David knew Mom wouldn't let him fall. Slowly they moved farther.

"You'd have to run with me," he said, riding faster.

"Come on, David. You can do it," Mom said.

The soft wind kissed David's face as he rode along. "Then you'd have to let go."

"I already did," a voice came from behind him.

David turned his head and saw Mom waving, with a big smile on her face. He then rode back to his mother. It felt scary, but it also felt cool. He was riding like a big kid! Mom hugged him. "I'm proud of you! I'm sure Dad will be, too."

Later that day when Dad's car pulled over, David rode to him on his bike, shaky but excited.

"Wow, really? Without your training wheels, ha? I'm so proud of you!"

"Thanks, but you know what, Dad? I can't wait to ride bikes together with you and Mom."

"How about now?"

Early last year, I decided to give fitness a real shot. All my life, exercise had made me feel bad. At school, gym class was always a problem for me. Every time we had the gym class, I felt like a 2 person in the room—like I didn't belong.

Then one Sunday morning, I 3 went to my university's gym for a spin class (动感单车课程). I thought about canceling so many times, but I told myself: just going to the class was all that 4.

When I first tried to stand on the bike pedals (踏板), my legs were 5. I felt like I didn't have enough strength to finish. But as I took more classes, my 6 grew. I stopped worrying so much about how I looked. Instead, I could focus on my exercising—like thinking about a problem I had or daydreaming about the future. Soon, the spin class became my favorite time of the week.

The more I rode the bike, the more I realized how strong my body was. I'd never felt so proud of what my body could be strong.

After nine months of spin classes, I wanted to 7 myself again. That's how I ended up in that high-level gym class. Spin classes helped me get used to moving my body, but this new class taught me I needed to work hard to get fitter.

All in all, what really matters is 8—not what you wear or how good you are at exercise.

—Sure. Next Monday.

—Of course you ________, but finish your homework first.

—Once a week.