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[ "spring", "summer", "autumn" ]
One day last [MASK] when we received our first snow, I looked out and knew that I had to stay at home.
winter
[ "excitement", "worry", "interest" ]
But to my [MASK] , I found my sidewalk and path were cleaned.
surprise
[ "what", "whose", "when" ]
I had no idea [MASK] did this good deed .
who
[ "told", "talked", "said" ]
I [MASK] him who did it.
asked
[ "wanted", "had", "began" ]
About a week later, we had another snow and I [MASK] to find the snow angel .
decided
[ "had", "thought", "remembered" ]
It was a good plan, but I got busy inside and [MASK] to keep a look out.
forgot
[ "noisy", "quiet", "dirty" ]
When I remembered to look out, the sidewalk was 3 [MASK] again.
clean
[ "worked", "taught", "come" ]
I had 3 [MASK] here for only three years and only knew some of them.
lived
[ "listened", "looked", "saw" ]
While I was reading I [MASK] some noise.
heard
[ "or", "if", "and" ]
He lives a few houses away from me, [MASK] he came here to clean my side-walk.
but
[ "beautiful", "smart", "rich" ]
I was too thin; I wasn't a good student; I talked too much; I was too [MASK] , and so on.
proud
[ "bravely", "happily", "quickly" ]
He listened to me [MASK] .
quietly
[ "joke", "programme", "record" ]
Go and make a [MASK] of what she said and find the points that are true."
list
[ "secrets", "mistakes", "lessons" ]
Go and make a list of what she said and find the [MASK] that are true."
points
[ "interest", "opinion", "fact" ]
To my great [MASK] . I discovered that about half of the things were true.
surprise
[ "second", "next", "last" ]
For the [MASK] time, I got a clear picture of myself.
first
[ "book", "drawing", "notice" ]
For the first time, I got a clear [MASK] of myself.
picture
[ "yourselves", "myself", "herself" ]
"You know the truth about [MASK] better than anyone else.
yourself
[ "clean", "open", "wash" ]
Don't [MASK] and feel hurt .
close
[ "safe", "pretty", "cheap" ]
Don't close and feel [MASK] .
hurt
[ "afraid", "excite", "interest" ]
"Don't [MASK] !"
worry
[ "shout", "cry", "bark" ]
One morning, there is a [MASK] at the door.
knock
[ "cakes", "desks", "milk" ]
She comes to borrow some [MASK] .
eggs
[ "cook", "pay", "ask" ]
She wants to [MASK] cakes.
make
[ "lifting", "sitting", "lying" ]
In the afternoon, there is another knock at the door, Mrs. Read opens it and sees a boy [MASK] there. "
standing
[ "classmates", "enemies", "brothers" ]
Now they are [MASK] !
friends
[ "lend", "give", "take" ]
Bob says , " I must thank your mother for coming to [MASK] eggs. "
borrow
[ "into", "to", "after" ]
Jack laughs and tells Bob, "My mother doesn't want the two eggs, but she wants to make friends [MASK] your mother. "
with
[ "difficult", "foolish", "bad" ]
It's a(n) [MASK] way, too.
easy
[ "in", "with", "to" ]
There is a sweater [MASK] the bed.
on
[ "white", "green", "black" ]
It's [MASK] . I also have a pair of shoes .
blue
[ "coats", "T-shirts", "caps" ]
It's blue . I also have a pair of [MASK] .
shoes
[ "his", "her", "your" ]
There is a desk and a chair in [MASK] room.
my
[ "room", "floor", "bag" ]
A football is under the [MASK] . I like it very much.
desk
[ "am", "do", "did" ]
I [MASK] play football very well.
can
[ "mother", "father", "parent" ]
The man and the woman are my [MASK] .
parents
[ "doctors", "workers", "students" ]
They are [MASK] .
teachers
[ "mother", "brother", "sisters" ]
The little girl is my [MASK] .
sister
[ "can", "must", "don't" ]
She doesn't go to school, so she [MASK] read or write.
can't
[ "like", "want", "do" ]
At 8 o'clock we [MASK] Maths.
have
[ "answers", "classes", "subjects" ]
Our Maths teacher gives us a lot of [MASK] to do.
homework
[ "fun", "interesting", "beautiful" ]
I don't like Maths because it's [MASK] Then we have English at 9:00.
boring
[ "in", "on", "For" ]
I don't like Maths because it's boring Then we have English [MASK] 9:00.
at
[ "but", "so", "or" ]
I like it [MASK] it's interesting.
because
[ "sad", "boring", "difficult" ]
It's really [MASK] because we can talk about something in class.
fun
[ "in", "with", "at" ]
It's really fun because we can talk [MASK] something in class.
about
[ "teacher", "game", "Sport" ]
History is my favourite [MASK] We don't have PE today.
subject
[ "take", "make", "release" ]
He thinks kids don't [MASK] enough respect from the grown-up world.
get
[ "good", "surprising", "exciting" ]
"They say: 'That's a [MASK] idea.
silly
[ "meeting", "lecture", "interview" ]
That's why he took part in a national [MASK] for student made documentaries.
competition
[ "talks", "says", "speaks" ]
A documentary is a film or TV show that [MASK] a serious issue.
tells
[ "10-minutes", "10-minute's", "10-minutes'" ]
Ian made a [MASK] film about problems at Walter Reed, a hospital in Washington.
10-minute
[ "room", "area", "price" ]
He won first [MASK] in the competition for middle school students.
place
[ "doctors", "nurses", "engineers" ]
Walter Reed is taking care of many injured [MASK] of the Iraq war earlier this year, reports said that the hospital had problems.
soldiers
[ "clean", "polite", "impolite" ]
For example, some said the rooms were [MASK] . Ian paid much attention to the issue because his 23-year-old brother is a soldier in Iraq.
unclean
[ "on", "in", "at" ]
For example, some said the rooms were unclean . Ian paid much attention [MASK] the issue because his 23-year-old brother is a soldier in Iraq.
to
[ "so", "when", "while" ]
"I thought about how terrible it would be [MASK] these things happened to my brother," Ian said.
if
[ "take", "put", "work" ]
"It was that feeling that helped make Ian's film [MASK] out", said Joanne Wheeler.
stand
[ "either", "both", "all" ]
"Ian was very passionate, but he was [MASK] a good listener."
also
[ "contest", "hospital", "agreement" ]
Ian interviewed 100 people for the [MASK] .
film
[ "reported", "wrote", "held" ]
But he also [MASK] on efforts to deal with the problems.
put
[ "ill", "amazing", "interesting" ]
He decided to give the money to an [MASK] soldier staying in the hospital.
injured
[ "go", "goes", "going" ]
Tina [MASK] to New York City.
went
[ "place", "museum", "beach" ]
The [MASK] was sunny and the people were friendly to her.
weather
[ "was", "is", "are" ]
The weather was sunny and the people [MASK] friendly to her.
were
[ "bike", "train", "plane" ]
She went there by [MASK] and the bus trip was relaxing.
bus
[ "bad", "terrible", "boring" ]
She had a [MASK] vacation.
great
[ "visited", "look", "read" ]
Sally went to [MASK] her uncle.
visit
[ "rain", "sun", "snow" ]
Because the weather was windy and [MASK] ,she had to stay at home.
rainy
[ "and", "or", "with" ]
She watched TV [MASK] the TV shows were boring.
but
[ "friend", "unfriend", "friendly" ]
She went shopping with her cousin but the shop assistants were [MASK] .
unfriendly
[ "play", "listened", "wrote" ]
Then he [MASK] computer games.
played
[ "cold", "hot", "warm" ]
England has a warm winter and a [MASK] summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
cool
[ "warm", "hot", "hotter" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is [MASK] than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
warmer
[ "carries", "are", "take" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea [MASK] warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
bring
[ "west", "east", "southeast" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The [MASK] winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
southwest
[ "cool", "winter", "cold" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are [MASK] winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
wet
[ "cloud", "cold", "snow" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring [MASK] to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
rain
[ "wet", "drier", "colder" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is [MASK] than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all three months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
wetter
[ "two", "four", "same" ]
England has a warm winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.In winter the sea is warmer than the land.The winds from the sea bring warm air to England.In summer the sea is cooler than the land.The winds from the sea bring cool air to England.The southwest winds blow over England all the year round.They blow from the southwest.They are wet winds.They bring rain to England all the year round.England has a lot of rain all the year round.The west of England is wetter than the east.More rain falls there.The four seasons are all [MASK] months long.If you want to visit England , you can go there in each season .
three
[ "when", "before", "after" ]
I was doing my homework [MASK] my younger brother was watching TV.
while
[ "cupboard", "doorbell", "window" ]
My brother thought it was our parents, so he opened the [MASK] quickly.
door
[ "guessed", "argued", "cried" ]
A tall man stood outside and [MASK] politely if our parents were at home.
asked
[ "pulled", "knocked", "closed" ]
When I wanted to close the door, he suddenly [MASK] the door very hard and came into our house.
pushed
[ "candy", "gift", "phone" ]
He took out a [MASK] and ordered me to tie up my brother's hands with a rope .
knife
[ "feet", "legs", "arms" ]
He took out a knife and ordered me to tie up my brother's [MASK] with a rope .
hands
[ "hardly", "suddenly", "difficulty" ]
I tied up his hands in a special way so my brother could untie himself [MASK] .
easily
[ "all", "each", "neither" ]
The man then tied my hands up and locked [MASK] of us in the kitchen.
both
[ "make", "tie", "use" ]
I taught my brother to [MASK] his rope with his hands.
untie
[ "myself", "him", "himself" ]
He then untied [MASK] . I rushed to the telephone to call the police, but the line was cut off.
me
[ "and", "or", "as" ]
He then untied me . I rushed to the telephone to call the police, [MASK] the line was cut off.
but
[ "break", "move", "see" ]
It was lucky that the man forgot to [MASK] the kitchen door.
lock
[ "happy", "usual", "same" ]
We told them the [MASK] story.
whole
[ "turning", "sending", "closing" ]
They told me that I should stop my brother from [MASK] the door for the stranger.
opening
[ "a", "the", "/" ]
He's [MASK] English boy.
an
[ "room", "car", "class" ]
His school [MASK] number is 832 147.
telephone
[ "at", "on", "of" ]
He's [MASK] Class Two.
in
[ "student", "room", "car" ]
Miss White is a good [MASK] .
teacher
[ "student", "girlfriend", "father" ]
Li Rui is Jim's good [MASK] at school.
friend
[ "to", "two", "or" ]
He is in Class Two, [MASK] .
too