Michael: It seems that the whole world has gone Christmas mad!
Billy: （26）
Michael: Everywhere I look I see Christmas decorations and everywhere I go I hear Christmas carols!
Billy: Well, decorations and carols are two important aspects of the Christmas festival.
Michael: What about Christmas cards? （27）
Billy: （28） I bought cards in July, arranged my address book in September, wrote the cards in November and posted them two weeks ago.
Michael: （29） I bet you have not finished that yet!
Billy: I did all of that in July during the sales, so I could save a fortune.
Michael: （30）

Michael: It seems that the whole world has gone Christmas mad!
Billy: （26）
Michael: Everywhere I look I see Christmas decorations and everywhere I go I hear Christmas carols!
Billy: Well, decorations and carols are two important aspects of the Christmas festival.
Michael: What about Christmas cards? （27）
Billy: （28） I bought cards in July, arranged my address book in September, wrote the cards in November and posted them two weeks ago.
Michael: （29） I bet you have not finished that yet!
Billy: I did all of that in July during the sales, so I could save a fortune.
Michael: （30）

Michael: It seems that the whole world has gone Christmas mad!
Billy: （26）
Michael: Everywhere I look I see Christmas decorations and everywhere I go I hear Christmas carols!
Billy: Well, decorations and carols are two important aspects of the Christmas festival.
Michael: What about Christmas cards? （27）
Billy: （28） I bought cards in July, arranged my address book in September, wrote the cards in November and posted them two weeks ago.
Michael: （29） I bet you have not finished that yet!
Billy: I did all of that in July during the sales, so I could save a fortune.
Michael: （30）

Michael: It seems that the whole world has gone Christmas mad!
Billy: （26）
Michael: Everywhere I look I see Christmas decorations and everywhere I go I hear Christmas carols!
Billy: Well, decorations and carols are two important aspects of the Christmas festival.
Michael: What about Christmas cards? （27）
Billy: （28） I bought cards in July, arranged my address book in September, wrote the cards in November and posted them two weeks ago.
Michael: （29） I bet you have not finished that yet!
Billy: I did all of that in July during the sales, so I could save a fortune.
Michael: （30）

Dear John,
Thank you for inviting me to your birthday party. I’m sorry to tell you that I can’t go because my mother is ill, and I need to look after her and help to do the housework.
Hope you have a good time!
Yours,
Linda
We can know from the letter that （）

Track(追踪) your spending
How much money did you spend last month? Most people have no idea where most of their money goes, so finding out it can be a life changing experience. Try tracking your spending for one month. After you buy something, make a record of it. This will help you analyze（分析） it. You may be surprised at how much you are actually spending on something.
Why should we make a record of our spending?（）

I live in a faraway village. There is no wireless network or telephone signals. I am a farmer. I worked hard, but I only get 2000 dollars a year.
If I want to contact my friends in Shanghai, I will （）.

Sue: Where is the nearest subway station?
Billy: Walk alone the street and turn left at the first traffic lights. The subway station is on your right.
Sue: Ok. Thank you.
How does Sue suggest Billy going to the nearest subway station?（）

In last school sports meeting I took part in the high jump except the three-legged race. But this school Sports Day I took the three-legged race besides the high jump.
I took part in the three-legged race （） time(s) and the high jump （） time(s).

— Honey, the basketball game is about to start. And could you bring me a bowl of ice cream And…uh…a slice of pizza.
—（）
—No, that’s all for now.