【美语三级跳】问候朋友C-1
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今天我们开始第三课“问候朋友”中级阶段的下半部分。
写出文中划线部分缺少的句子即可,一句一段(注意句首大小写问题，每段最后不用加标点)。让我们开始今天的内容吧
Lawrence给Jen做媒，让她和自己的另一位朋友William约会。
Professor: Today Lawrence and Jen have met for coffee to talk about how Jen's date with William went.
Lawrence: So Jen, what did you think of William? _________________________?
Jen: Oh yeah, it was great! He took me to an Italian restaurant and we had an amazing conversation. __________________.
Lawrence: You said all that on the first date? Alright .... Well are you two going out again?
Jen: Yeah! I called him after I got home to arrange our next date, __________________________________.
Professor Bowman，看来这个William还真是a catch! Jen好象对他很满意，甚至提到去见父母和生孩子的事呢！不过，第一次约会就说这么严肃的事儿，会把男生吓跑的。
Professor: Judging from my personal experience, that's very possible! Did you hear that William's grandmother got sick right after his date with Jen? That's a little odd.
就是啊! Jen一约William， William就说自己奶奶病重，哪有这么巧的事？! 八成是他不想再见面，所以找的借口!
Lawrence: William told you that his grandmother is sick, huh? What exactly did he say?
Jen: He said his grandmother got cancer and has only a few weeks to live. It's really so sad! ______________________.
Lawrence: It didn't sound like he was too upset, huh? What did you tell him?
Jen: _____________________________.
Lawrence: Well I hate to tell you this Jen, but both of William's grandmothers passed away more than five years ago.
Professor Bowman, Lawrence说William的祖母五年前就“passed away”了， "pass away"不是去世的意思么？
Professor: Exactly. _____________________________.
怪不得William在电话里holding up so well - 没有悲恸欲绝，原来奶奶生病真是他编出来的借口!http://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201205/201205040528433261472.mp3Did you guys have a nice time on your first date
I told him about how many kids I want, and how my parents will be so excited to meet him
but unfortunately his grandma is sick so he has been busy every night visiting her in the hospital
But when I talked to him on the phone, it sounded like he was holding up really well
I asked if there was anything I could do to help his family, and I told him that I could be a shoulder for him to cry on
Sometimes people say that someone "passed away" because it sounds nicer than saying "died"
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