Today is Sunday. The weather is fine. Huiyuan Supermarket is on 1 sale. There are many 2 kinds of things and many people are in it.

    Now Sally and her mother are also there. Sally 3 a nice sandwich, but it's too small. She'd like a 4 one. Then she sees a large-sized hamburger 5 beef. She asks her mother to buy it for her. When she sees some 6, she also asks her mother to buy them. 7 her mother buys a hamburger, some orange juice and green tea. After that they want to buy something for their 8, Carol. Carol is a dog. She 9 playing with balls. So they buy her a ball.

    How much are these things? Only 40 yuan. And Sally is lucky. She 10 a gift from the supermarket. It is a red hat. Sally and her mother go home happily.

    The best experience of my life was when we went to Stonehenge. We went there on a group tour.

    When I saw Stonehenge, my first 1 was that it was huge. You know, Stonehenge is about 5, 000 years old. I 2 how the ancient people moved these huge pieces of stone. After we parked(停车) at the Stonehenge parking lot, our guide Nick took us to a 3shop. There my mum got a nice painting of Stonehenge. After we left the gift shop, we went to Stonehenge 4the tunnel.

    That was a privilege(优惠待遇)at Stonehenge 5we were able to go right up to the stones and touch them. Usually visitors 6get really close and touch the stones. At Stonehenge we walked around the circle and then 7the ceremonial(仪式的) centre. There we were given half a(n) 8 to look around and explore.9 30 minutes we got ready to leave. It was 10 that we had to leave Stonehenge.

    Hopefully, one day I'll go back.

    Ashley Smith is a 26-year-old single mother with a daughter. She was moving into her house in Atlanta, Georgia early on the morning of March 12, when a man 1 her to her door, and put a gun(枪) to her side." I started walking to my door, and I felt really, really 2," she said in a TV interview(采访) last week. The man was Brian Nichols, 33 years old. He 3 at an Atlanta courthouse on March 11. The police were 4him. Nichols tied Smith up with tape, but set her free after she begged him not to take her 5 again and again." I told him 6he hurt me, my little girl wouldn't have a mum my," she said with tears.

   "I just talked to him and tried to 7believe me," Smith said.

    She asked Nichols 8 he chose her. He said he thought I was an angel 9 from God, and God asked him to do so."

    Smith even 10for the man before he allowed her to leave. Nichols was 11 when she made him breakfast and that the two of them watched TV, seeing 12looking for him." I cannot 13that's me on the TV!" Nichols told the woman.

    Then, Nichols asked Smith what she thought he 14 do. She said," I think you should turn yourself in.  If you don't, lots more people are going to get 15."

    Finally, he let her go. Then she called the police.

    My friend and I entered a little coffee house and ordered two cups of coffee. While we were waiting, two young men came in and began to order, " 1 cups of coffee, please. Two of them for us and three there on the wall." The waiter served them with respect (尊敬). They paid for their order, took the two and left. As soon as they left, the waiter 2 put three pieces of paper on the wall. We saw this with great 3.

Some more people came. Two girls asked for one coffee each, paid and went away. Then came three lawyers who paid for seven coffees —three for 4 and four suspended(待用). I really 5 what the suspended coffees were. Suddenly a man came into the coffee house. The way this man was dressed didn't 6 the style(风格）of this coffee shop. He kindly ordered a coffee on the wall. The waiter served coffee to this man, showing him the same 7 as the other customers. The man had his coffee and left 8 paying. The waiter took off a piece of paper from the wall and threw it in the dustbin.

At that moment, I knew the meaning of the suspended coffees. It's simple—people pay the coffee in advance(预先) for someone who can't 9 it. The tradition with the suspended coffees 10 in Italy, but it has spread all over the world. A suspended coffee is not only a cup of coffee, but also the warmth and love to someone in need.