Sam and Jim are (A. play B. playing) near Mr Green's house. They're throwing(扔，掷，抛)a Frisbee (飞碟). Sam can't (A. throwing B. throw) the Frisbee. Jim is teaching him. Jim says "Look, throw it (A. like B. as well) this. ""Like this?" "Yes, good! Oh, Be careful!" "Oh, dear!"
Mr Green's window is (A. broken B. clean). Mr Green is reading a book under a tree. Sam says to him "I'm sorry, Mr Green. "Mr Green says, "It doesn't matter. Please don't play (A. in B. near) my house next time."
When people are hurt or have a cold, they should go to a hospital. Doctors and nurses work at the hospital.
Doctors work at the hospital to make people feel better. They try to find out what is wrong. Then they try to solve (解决)the problem.
Many nurses take care of ill people day and night. They help doctors a lot. They also help patients (病人) feel better!
Sometimes, some kids are afraid of doctors when they are young. But some kids want to become doctors when they grow up(长大)!
Do you want to be a doctor or a nurse when you grow up?
Most Chinese people have three meals a day. In the past, they had breakfast in the morning, a big lunch at noon and a light dinner at night.
But now both men and women in the big cities have to work on the weekdays. So they often have bread, eggs and milk for breakfast at home. For lunch, Chinese take-away food is very popular (流行的). They often have a quick lunch in their workplaces.
After work in the afternoon, they have more time for dinner. They usually have a big meal at home. Wives(妻子) often cook meat, fish, chicken, vegetables and rice for their family. You can also find dumplings and noodles on the table in most families of northern China.
Hello, I'm Ben. I'm from the UK. I like hot dogs best. It's three dollars for a hot dog. Today I went to the restaurant to have dinner. I wanted some milk and a hot dog. But the cashier (收银员) put only a bottle of milk on the table. I asked, "Where's my hot dog?" "Oh, it's here, "She said and pointed to the "hot" dog on the floor. "Oh, no! It's not a hot dog!" l said loudly. The cashier looked at me innocently(无辜地)and said, "But it's really a 'hot' dog."
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