Oxford English 6A unit7 A Part A Chinese 5

The Sujiao version is still the Shanghai version, and the Sujiao version is:

At Christmas, Jim's family is at his grandparents' house. After lunch, under the Christmas tree they opened their presents. Everyone was very excited.

Dad: There are many presents under the Christmas tree. This one is from my grandmother. It's yours, Jim.

Jim: No, it's not mine. It's his.

Dad: Yes, it's grandfather's.

Grandfather: Please open it to me. What is it?

Jim: It's a beautiful wallet!

Grandfather: Thank you. I like this color very much.

Grandmother: You're welcome.

Jim: Look at this present, Dad. It comes from a grandfather. It's huge.

Dad: Is it Mommy's?

Jim: No, not hers. It's grandmother's.

Grandmother: Let me open it. Ou, a teapot and some tea. Thank you very much, dear. I like to drink tea, teapots and are very beautiful.

Jim: Wow, I got two gifts from Mom and Dad. Can I open it?

Dad: Yes, you can.

Jim: A calculator and a skateboard! Thanks, Mom. Thanks, Dad.

Dad: Where's ours?

Jim: They're here.

Mom: Where do they come from?

Jim: They came from grandfathers and grandmothers.

Dad: Jim, open mine to me.

Jim: Oh, it's a watch, Daddy.

Mother: Can you open mine to me?

Jim: Absolutely. Ou, it's a hair dryer, mama.

Mom: It's beautiful! Thank you so much.

Today is Sports Day and all the students are excited. Su Hai and Su Yang are watching a running race. Su Hai wants to shoot some**. She was looking for her camera. Su Yang is helping her find it.

A: Look, Su Yang. The boys are running. It's so exciting. Let me shoot some**. Su Yang, where is my camera**?

B: It's in your bag.

A: Let me see. No, it's not here.

B: It was still here just now. Where are you now?

A: Is it in your bag?

B: Let me see. Oh, yes, it's there.

A: What about the film?

B: They're in my bag.

A: Can I have them?

B: Oh, no! They weren't in my bag. They were still here. Are they in your bag?

A: No, they're not.

B: Where are they now?

A: Look, they're on the ground. Can you pick it up for me?

B: Absolutely.

Yesterday afternoon, Liu Tao read in the newspaper about a British boy looking for a pen pal in China. Liu Tao wants to be his pen pal. He wanted to write to Peter.

Liutao: Mom, can I ask for some stationery, an envelope and some stamps?

MUM: What's it for, dear?

Liutao: I would like to write a letter.

MUM: Absolutely. Here you go.

liutao: Thank you.

MUM: Who do you want to write to?

liutao:peter。I want to be his pen pal. I saw his name in the newspaper yesterday afternoon.

MUM: Who's Peter?

Liutao: He's an English boy.

MUM: Where does he live?

Liutao: He lives in London.

MUM: Does he have any siblings?

Liutao: Yes. He has an older brother and a younger sister.

MUM: What are his hobbies?

Liutao: He likes to listen to ** and make model airplanes.

MUM: That's great. You all have the same hobbies. I think you're going to be good friends.

Liutao: I hope so. I'll tell him about my school and my favorite subjects.

Liutao: yes, that's a good idea. Thank you mom. Can I give him my email address?

MUM: Yes, absolutely.

I. Wanted to tell you.

About my friend Betty. She.

Like me. Slim, she has short hair, she is.

My best friend.

One of them. Betty was generous. She is willing to share her repentance with her friends, and she is also very helpful and willing to help people at any time.

She helped me with my homework and when she was on the bus, she always gave up her seat to someone else who needed it. When she grew up, Betty wanted to be a singer and travel the world.

Betty and I may not have the chance to see each other often, but we'll always be best friends.

I have a very good friend called.

Max. He's tall—

metres.He died of a chronic illness and was the tallest boy in our class. However, his eyesight was poor because she worked too much on the computer at night. He wears small, round glasses that make him look smart. Max has a sense of humor when he is not in the big picture.

I never got bored or unhappy when he was with me. He said.

Funny joke.

Always makes me laugh. He has long legs, and the school desk doesn't fit him. He can walk very fast, but every time he walks by, the book or pen on our desk falls off. He's so funny!

When I read the newspaper, I remembered.

My good friend.

Plums. She was shorter than me, very small. She has straight, shoulder-length hair. Everyone thinks she's beautiful. Mei is one of me.

True friends.

When something worries me, I always turn to her for help and can tell her anything, because she keeps it a secret. She is nice and never speaks ill of anyone.

Part A (Translation of Texts).

Jamie is good at English and maths, but he doesn't do very well in sports. He wants to do well, but he doesn't know how. He discussed it with his dad.

Jamie: Dad, I'm upset.

Dad: What's wrong? Do you need help with your homework?

Jamie: No. I'm not doing very well in sports. Ben runs faster than I do, and he's strong.

Mike and Ben were running just as fast. He's also a good footballer.

Dad: But, I think you can jump very high.

Jamie: Absolutely, I jumped higher than most of the boys in my class.

Dad: You're a fast swimmer.

Jamie: Right. But my friend is a faster swimmer than me.

Dad: Don't worry. Do more exercise and you will get stronger. You'll do better in sports.

Jamie: Right. Father. I have to wake up early every day and get more exercise before I go to school.

Dad: That's a great idea.

Jamie: I trotted to school every morning and did more penalty games after school. Someday, I'll be stronger.