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要点：1．介绍旅游景点；2．交通方式和出发时间；3．表达期望。

注意：词数100左右，要点齐全，不得出现个人真实信息。

Long time ago, a girl  (call) Lisa put on her favorite necklace and went swimming in a pool. When she returned to the side, she realized that her necklace had fallen in the pool, and she began to cry. Just then, Jackson, a boy in the same neighbourhood asked her the reason  she was crying. She told him what had happened.

"If you can become my friend." Jackson told her. "I will get your necklace for you." Lisa told him (leave) her alone because she didn't like Jackson. But again Jackson said that he would find her necklace. Finally, Lisa told him that she would do what he asked. Jackson went into the pool and found her necklace. He gave it to her. The girl grabbed (抓住) it ran home.

Lisa told her mother about that. After (hear) the story, her mother said "Thanks to Jackson, your necklace (find) this afternoon." She insisted that Lisa keep her promise and make (friend) with Jackson. The next day, Lisa invited boy to her home. They had a cup of tea and had a good time.

 (amazing), Lisa found Jackson was a kind and polite boy. She liked to be  (he) friend. From then on, they started a lifelong friendship.

Dominick Vandenberge was raised in the Bronx.He was forced to repeat first grade and already felt like a1 at age 6. He hated school. And then his 2 started to increase.

By high school Dominick weighed 220 pounds and he found it 3 to make friends. He started skipping class(逃课).And then things got 4 . His dad died.

Then Dominick moved to a new school and when he arrived that first day his teacher 5 his weight in front of the whole class.Everyone laughed.So he became a serious truant(逃学者). Sometimes he didn't6 for a whole month. The principal(校长) called him in and said if he 7 one more day he'd be out. Out he was.

At that point in his life, he said,"I can remember me wanting to 8 " But how? He was fat,friendless,fatherless.He said"I was looking up into the sky at night and I was just 9 that one day I could find someone, because I don't want to be10 , and I wanted to be successful."

He 11 that the first thing he'd do was try to lose some weight.

Dominick 12 watching exercise videos. He told himself he was just going to"stretch a little bit."He didn't want to plan for anything harder in case he might13 . He'd disappointed himself enough already

Then he added a little more 14 each day.In seven months Dominick lost 80 pounds and had 15 Now he has become a university student trying hard to make his dream come true.

There's nothing like a good conversation! While there is no one skill that will make you a better conversationalist, there are several skills and qualities you can develop.

What makes someone a good conversationalist? Perhaps you have a friend or coworker who can tell stories really well or start a good conversation with almost anyone. According to language and communication coach Lucy Samuels of Lucy Samuels Co., those good conversationalists likely share these qualities:

Curiosity

"Someone who is naturally curious will never run out of topics to discuss or learn about."

Positivity

Holding a conversation with someone who has a negative perspective(消极视角) can be a real downer. In fact, Samuels has found that a positive appearance " sparks(触发) positive conversations," so by improving your outlook, you can also improve your conversation skills.

Confidence

Samuels finds confidence to be another key quality that good conversationalists share." It's true that you can't exactly control impolite talkers, but you can certainly take a confident stance(立场) that deters(威慑) impolite talkers."

In a word, leaning how to carry a quality conversation can empower you to have stronger job interviews and avoid small talk to make more meaningful connections with people.

A. Don't worry about being the most confident talker.

B. It gets you thinking and may even get you a better job.

C. Practicing can make some conversations less awkward.

D Think about the people in your life who you love talking to.

E. But positive people know how to drive any conversation in the right direction.

F. Curious people often ask meaningful questions, which makes for great conversations.

G. Having confidence in yourself lessens the chance of being influenced in a conversation.