spoke with understandable pride of the new policy.
are talking delightful nonsense.
3. He shook his head and his eyes were wide, then narrowed in indignation.
4. The prisoners were permitted to receive Red Cross food parcels and write censored letters。
crashed down on a protesting chair.
6. This is a decision he must make for himself.
is something hard to imagine.
is something that I can’t tell you now.
9. This is a book everybody wants to read.
10. It is very kind of you to help us.
11. It is very important that we learn English naturally.
12. The president gave what to some might have been a puzzling reply
13. She had such a kindly, smiling, tender, gentle, generous heart of her own.
was an intelligent, attractive and somewhat temperamental daughter of a well-to-do doctor in Haddington.
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1.他們在談到新政時感到自豪,這是可以理解的。
2.你滿口胡言，倒讓人開心。
3.他搖了搖頭，雙目睜得圓圓的，接著又眯成了一條線，臉上露出了憤怒的.神色。
4.允許俘虜接受紅十字會的包裹，也允許他們寫信，不過信要經過檢查。
5.他猛然坐到一張椅子上，椅子被壓得吱吱作響，象是在抗議。
6.這個決定你得自己作。
7.這種事情真是難以想象。
8.這種事情我現在不能告訴你。
9.這種書誰都想讀。
10.你真好，能幫助我們。/你能幫我們真是好心腸。
11.很重要的一點就是學習英語要自然。
12.總統的回答對某些人來說也許是令人費解的。
13 . 她心底厚道，為人樂觀，性情溫柔，待人和藹，氣量又大。
14. 她是哈丁頓一位富裕醫生的女兒，有才華，又迷人，但有點脾氣。
