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“come here, silly dog!” George shouted at it/but the dog stayed in the other car. George put his key/into the lock of the car,/but the key did not turn. Then he looked at the car again. It was not his! He was on the wrong car! And the dog/was in the right one! “He’s sitting and laughing at me!”George said angrily. But then he smiled/and got into his car/with the dog. 聋互个砒撼殿玖励草尾兑栗澳粮挠巡损虐宝拍嘘壤睛粟结嚏闲述排别禄铃1 听说(朗读基础)课件1 听说(朗读基础)课件 钧敌瞎英磁颗鸳霹祟灶楔莱份容搬匝爵制詹楔香善椿姿血递举曰气集筛浊1 听说(朗读基础)课件1 听说(朗读基础)课件 专项训练题一：PartA 模仿朗读 Hong Kong, a city of seven million. And growing fast. It is bursting at the seams. By the year 2050, Hong Kongs population will almost double. Where will these people live? Other cities face the same problem. 买保串把梆豹立出森削呕剁轴瑶疫劣痰崭果库耻裳旗延仪男篓硬袒睬虎柿1 听说(朗读基础)课件1 听说(朗读基础)课件 Tokyo, Shanghai, New York. By the middle of the century, all may be unbearably crowded. If they keep growing well need 15 new cities a year, each housing 12 million people. That is 15 new Los Angeleses every year for 50 years. But theres simply no room left for that kind of urban sprawl. There is only one place to go. Up, fast forward 50 years. 老慷愁梳为氧绍钒丫邓恩驰兼劈喳捆缀揣磊粒晤吐湖浓初讫映废篱粤会响1 听说(朗读基础)课件1 听说(朗读基础)课件 专项训练题二：Part A 模仿朗读 Todays tallest skyscrapers are just over 1400 feet high. Would it be impossible to build one twice as high? The largest bridges in the world today are around a mile long. Is it impossible to construct one nine miles long, connecting Europe and Africa? The largest ships in the world today are super tankers and aircraft carriers. 碎月奴味耀炭峰靠杆印壳逢弛瘦酞艇冰饰巢讫道店抿监孔叼虚阑黔忽莲盆1 听说(朗读基础)课件1 听说(朗读基础)课件 But a ship five times their size, impossible. Or is it? In fact, all of these projects are already on the drawing boards. If built, they would be engineering achievements of historic proportions. Could they really be built? And could they withstand the worst that nature could throw at them? Engineering the impossible. 拒欢蝉孩郁姚黄环积宫拄汉拍御暂牛忻莉签认棘征粤妆眩忍移形竣蒜熬彻1 听说(朗读基础)课件1 听说(朗读基础)课件 撅瑚灼傻跨蓄绽境库初报镀器弥旷芒贬屁厂啡酒