–Which would you like, Chinese tea or English tea?

--I’d like Chinese tea __ anything in it.

A. from     B. with       C. without        D. for

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71. I went to the l_____________ to borrow an English-Chinese dictionary.

72. You’d better stop working to have a r____________ .

73. How about f______________ to Kunming? I think it’s far more enjoyable.

74. The sign “No p_______________ ” tells you not to stop your car here.

75. I like Chinese tea w______________ anything in it, but my friend John likes tea with some milk.

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It is completely l to take a gift when you are invited to dinner, but if you want to do so, it should be a small, 2 thing. You 3 bring some sweets, or some small toys for the child, or 4 from China. Here are some suggestions: a papercut is a 5 gift (one is fine, not a whole package); if you want to make it 6 different, you can buy a very inexpensive frame(框子) in the local 7 and frame it. Chinese tea is a wonderful gift. It's true 8 Chinese tea is available(可取得的) in the United States, but the 9 that you chose it and brought it with you from China makes it very special. Chinese bookmarks are very wonderful 10 too, and if you want to buy a set of 11 paintings which you like, you might give one of them as a gift. One of the 12 things you can do is to cook a Chinese dish and 13 it with you. Again, 14 ,a gift is not necessary and if you come 15 a group of students, one small token(象征性的) gift is entirely satisfactory. If you 16 ten yuan on something, that's an expensive gift to you. But it's not 17 to most of the Americans we meet. 18 is to bring a nice “token” gift that says 19 , not a gift that says 20 , “how much money I spent.”

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A．I love you

B．That is a gift

C．I thought you would like it

D．I thought of you

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