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answered all the questions except the last one. (except
the last questions §¡¬°questions) 2. He
gets up early every day except Sunday. (Mon
through Sat §¡¬°¶g¤¤¤@¤é) 3. He
can take his holidays at any time except in August. (Jan
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composition is good except for the
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fact ªº¦P¦ì»y¡C ¦p¼g§@That he is not clever
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is better to be late than never to arrive at all. ¥»¥y¥i§ï¬° It is
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times or more. I know every inch of the road. You¡¦d hardly believe it, but today I took a wrong turn and
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this note today because your going away is much upon my mind, and because I
want you to have a few parting words from me to think of now and then at quiet times.¡¨ ¡u¤µ¤Ñ§Ú¼g³o«Êµuºà¡A¤@¤è±¬O¦]¬°§AªºÂ÷¥h¡A¿¢Â¶§Ú¤ß¡A¥t¤@¤è±¬O¦]¬°nµ¹§A°¦¦r¤ù»y¡A¨Ñµ¹§A¦b¹çÀRªº®É¨è¸Ì¡A®É¦Ó«ä¶q¡C¡v(¥þ¤å¸Ô¨£¥»¯¸¤¤^½Ķ²Ä12 a , b½g) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (16) . .
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death was similar to Lincoln's _________ they both died in office. a)in that b)in spite of c)due to d)owing to 2.
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than¦³¦ó¤£¦P¡H A rather
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is nobody here other than me. ³oùذ£§Ú¤§¥~¨S¦³§O¤H¡C ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To be continued |