Mrs. Green： Oh, let me see. Go down this street, turn left at the second crossing. and the museum is the third building from the corner. Am I right?
Policeman： Yes, that’s right.
Mrs. Green： Thank you very much. Bye-bye.
Policeman： You are welcome. Bye-bye.
76、（1分）
Apologizing and Giving Explanations
Miss Green： Mary, what happened to you? You are twenty minutes late today. We all worry about
you, you know.
Mary Brown： Sorry, Miss Green. But can I explain what happened?
Miss Green： Yes, please.
Mary Brown： OK. I was waiting for the bus at the bus stop when an old man standing nearby fell to the ground suddenly and lost his senses. I was so surprised that I didn’t know what to do at first. Then I guessed that he must have had a heart attack. So I called the nearby police station.
Miss Green： Did they come?
Mary Brown： Yes, they soon came over and sent the old man to hospital.
Miss Green： Good. Now I see what happened. You are a good girl, Mary.
77、（1分）
A Letter to a Newspaper
234 Renmin Road
Hangzhou
Feb. 27, 1990
The Managing Editor,
China Daily
2 Jintai Xilu, Beijing
Dear Sir,
I am a student of the Foreign Language School. Every Friday afternoon, after the second class, we used to have time to see an English film, which we all took interest in . But from this term , it seems that we are having more and more classes in the afternoon, which makes it impossible for us to see the English films regularly. What is more, we have less time for rest or sports. I am sure it will do harm to our health as well as our study.
Would you please give us some support to stop this?
Yours sincerely,
Chen Ming
78、（1分）
How to Make an Announcement
At times we have to announce some event we are going to have. Our announcement, which may be an oral one or a written one, has to be easy to understand.
In general it must contain four W’s and one H, which are Who, What, Where, When and How. These are important items to which attention is to be paid. How we arrange these things is entirely up to us.
79、（1分）
Time Is More Valuable Than Money
People often say, “Time is money,” But in fact time is more valuable than money. Why? Because when money is spent, we can earn it back. However, when time is lost, it will never return. This is the reason why we must value time.
The time we have is limited. Every second is precious. We should make full use of our time. But there are a lot of people who do not know the importance of time. They kill away their time chatting, smoking, drinking or gambling, They do not realize that wasting time is simply wasting their valuable life.
In a word, we should get into the good habit of saving time. Do not leave what can be done today until tomorrow. Laziness will not only bring us failure but also lead us to the road of poverty.
80、（1分）
A Letter to One’s Teacher
780 Changan Street,
Beijing
June 21, 1990
Dear Mr. Wang,
Your letter of June 17 reached me this morning as a pleasant surprise. I had been missing you all the time, dear teacher. Glad to know that you are planning to come to Beijing for a visit this summer. I eagerly look forward to seeing you as soon as possible.
My college will soon start a magazine, of which I have been made one of the assistant editors. It is a bimonthly. I’ll send you a copy as soon as the first issue is out .
Are you still teaching the graduate class now? I will never forget your English classes, which were so lively and interesting.
Love to your family!
Yours gratefully,
Chen Hua
81、（1分）
Let Books Be Our Good Friends
Books are our friends because they are bridges to knowledge. Knowledge is valuable because it enriches our life and brings us happiness.
Almost all great men in the history of mankind loved books. We have every reason to believe it is the knowledge in books that led them to success. There is no genius without books. Because books give them knowledge and knowledge gives them power. A man is half blind if he is unable to read.
Books make us able to learn about the past and look forward to the future. They are the most valuable things in the world. Let books be our good friends all the time.
82、（1分）
Air Around Us
Air is around us. We can not see it, smell it, or taste it. But we can feel the wind blow. We can see the wind move waves on the water, clouds in the sky, and tree branches. Wind is moving air.
Without air we could not breathe. There could be no living plants or animals. Because sound travels through air, without air there would be silence. The movement of air can support a large, heavy plane.
Air is a mixture of gases and water vapor. The most important gases in the air are nitrogen and oxygen. 78 percent of the air is made up of nitrogen, and about 21 percent of oxygen. Almost all living things use the oxygen in air. Fire cannot burn without oxygen.
83、（1分）
TVs and Radios
TVs are more useful than radios. From TV you can see and hear what is happening in the world. However, radios are not disappearing. They are still with us. And the number of listeners is becoming larger. Do you know why?
One reason for this is the invention of the transistor. A transistor radio can be very small. It is very easy to be carried. Besides, radio broadcasts are better for blind people. Many old people don’t have good eyesight. They can’t watch TV, but can listen to music or news over the radio. What’s more, a radio is cheaper than a TV set.
84、（1分）
A Page from My Diary
Saturday, May 26 Windy
Saturday again. How time flies! Another week has gone.
This afternoon, I was often absent-minded in class, for I was thinking of the film “The Sound of Music”, which would be shown at 7 p.m. on the school playground. As soon as class was over, I hurried out of the classroom.
On the way home I saw a little child standing by the roadside crying. Obviously, he had lost his way. Forgetting all about the film, I went up to him and asked him to tell me whatever he knew about his family. It took me nearly an hour to send him home. His parents were very glad to find their lost child back and thanked me again and again.
I missed the film. But I felt happy.
85、（1分）
A Letter of Application for a Position
P. O. Box NO. 164
London, England
June 18, 1990
Richard Thomas & Baldwin Ltd.
151 Gower Street
London , SCI, England
Gentlemen,
In answer to your advertisement in today’s Daily Mirror for an engineer of bridge building, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for the post.
My qualifications are as follows：
Age： Thirty-six
Place of Birth： London
Education： Master of Civil Engineering
Experience： Five years, engineer in bridge-building
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