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Today's story is about a student named Zhu Hui from Shenzhen. He is now studying in the United States. He lives with an American family in New York.

Today is the Dragon Boat Festival. It's 9 a.m., and Zhu Hui's family is at home. His mother and aunt were making rice dumplings.

His dad and uncle watched the dragon boat race on TV.

At this moment, is Zhu Hui also watching the game and eating zongzi? It's 9 p.m. in New York, the eve of the Dragon Boat Festival. But there are no dragon boat festivals in the United States, so this night was no different to Zhu Hui and his host family.

Mom is reading a story to her little ones. Dad was watching a football game on TV. What is Zhu Hui doing?

He's talking to his nephew in Shenzhen. Zhu Hui met his family, hoping to taste the delicious zongzi made by his mother. Zhu Hui likes New York very much and his host family, but he still doesn't have a good home of his own.

Today's story is about Zhu Hui, a student from Shenzhen. He is now studying in the United States. He lives in New York with an American family.

Today is the Dragon Boat Festival, and it's nine o'clock in the morning. His mother and aunt were making rice dumplings. His dad and uncle were doing a dragon boat race on TV.

Is Zhu Hui also racing and eating zongzi in **dragon boat races? Oh, and it's nine o'clock in the afternoon in New York, and it's the night before the Dragon Boat Festival. But there is no Dragon Boat Festival in the United States.

So for Zhu Hui and his host family, tonight was no different from any other night. The host family's mom is telling stories to the children, and dad is playing a soccer game on TV. What is Zhu Hui doing?

He's fighting his cousin in Shenzhen. He misses his family very much, and he also wants to eat the delicious rice dumplings made by his mother. He loved New York and his host family very much.

But the golden nest and the silver nest are not as good as their own grass nest!

Let's Talk Translation:

Welcome to our school! This is my classroom.

It's huge! How many students are in your class?

45 students.

Is that a computer lab?

No. It's the teacher's office.

Do you have a library?

We have. On the second floor. Please go this way.

Let's Play Translation:

Do you have a library?

Yes, we do.

At**? On the second floor.

The translation is as follows.

First image: Welcome to our school! This is our classroom.

So big! How many students are in your class? Forty-five students.

Second picture: Is this a computer lab? No, this is the office.

Picture 3: Do you have a library? Yes, we do. It's on the second floor, please walk this way.

Welcome to our school! This is my classroom.

It's huge! How many students are in your class?

45 students.

That's a computer, isn't it?

No. That's the teacher's office.

Do you have a library?

Yes, please follow me on the second floor.

let’s talk

Welcome to our school! This is my classroom.

It's huge! How many people are in this class?

Forty-five. Is that a computer lab?

No, it's the teacher's office.

Do you have a library?

Yes, on the second floor, please go this way.

let's play

Do you have a library?

Yes, on the second floor.

Welcome to our school! This is my classroom.

It's huge! How many people are in this class?

Forty-five. Below**Yes.

Is that a computer lab?

No, it's the teacher's office.

Right**. Do you have a library?

Yes, on the second floor, please go this way.

There are many versions of English textbooks used in primary school English in China's compulsory education stage, such as the new goals of the People's Education Society, the new standards of the Foreign Research Society, the Oxford edition of Shanghai, the English version of Beijing Normal University, and the English version of Jijiao. Judging from the questioner's situation, it should be the new goal of the Renjiao Society, "English". The contents of page 7 of the second volume of the English textbook for the fourth grade of the book are shown in the picture:

The Chinese translation of page 7 is as follows:

Speaking part:

Wu: Look, this is my school.

Mike: Great! Is this a library?

Wu: Yes. Mike: Is that an art room?

Wu: No. That's the ** room. The art room is on the ground floor.

Mike: Is that a TV classroom?

Wu: No, it's a computer classroom.

Mike: Wow! Your school is so cool!

Wu: Thank you. Play part:

Take a closer look!

Is that a TV classroom?

Right. No. That's the bathroom.

75 pages of Unit 1 **Yes.

There are two articles, 54 and 57

P54 Guided tour: Welcome to Beijing Zoo. 16,000 people were invited here today.

This zoo is home to 5,000 animals--- kangaroos, polar bears, zebras, pandas, and many more. Kangaroos are from Australia, polar bears are from the Arctic, and wolves are from Europe. Let's go see the tigers.

Daming: Did the tiger come from Europe?

Tour guide: No, he's not. He is from Asia. This tiger eats meat.

Lingling: Do polar bears eat meat?

Tour guide: Yes, it eats meat. It eats meat and it loves to swim.

Daming: Is that a panda? Pandas are my favorite animals.

Tour guide: Pandas are also my favorite animals. Did you see Lingling?

Lingling: I'm here!

Tour guide: No, Lingling is at the panda. Look, that's a giant panda. She lives in China and she loves to eat bamboo.

p57 1.These camels come from the Arctic and Europe. He lives in the desert and he grazes. He doesn't drink.

2.This monkey is from North America. It is North American. This monkey lives in the jungle and it eats fruit.

3.These are elephants from Africa and India. This is an Asian elephant that inhabits India. In Asia, some elephants are in the forest. Elephants love water.

4.These are snakes found in Asia, America, Africa, Australia and Europe. This snake came from the Americas. It loves to eat meat. It doesn't like to drink water.

5.This kangaroo is from Australia. This is Australian. This kangaroo inhabits grasslands. It eats grass and leaves. It doesn't eat meat.

6.This is the wolf of Europe. She lives in the forest. It eats meat. She doesn't eat vegetables.

Hello! Your name and address are in a pen pal magazine. I'm willing to be your pen pal.

My name is simonMy Chinese name is Li Peichun. I am 12 years old.

How old are you? My height is 163 cm. I have black short spells and brown eyes.

My hobby is chess.

I live in the UK with my parents. They are from Beijing. My parents own a Chinese restaurant in Newcastle.

We stayed in a small house near the restaurant. I can speak Chinese, but I don't write very well. I have an older brother whose name is Edwin

He was 23 years old. He worked as an architect in London. How many people are in your family?

What do they do?

I was in the first year at Walker School. It's close to my home and I can walk to school. I love my school. The teachers are very kind. I love summer. My favorite subject in school was physics. I want to be an engineer.

Here it is myself and some friends from school. I'm in the middle. Li Jie, please tell me about you.

Best wishes.