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广东省清远市2023-2024学年九年级上学期1月期末英语试题
Zhang Ping's story becomes a hot topic on the Internet now. Zhang Ping is 39 1 old. She is from a village in Shanxi province. These days, some videos of her have become 2 on the Internet. In these videos, she talks to foreigners in English fluently(流利地) and 3 .
Zhang used to work as a restaurant waitress and a store seller. In 2018, she took on the role of a 4 in park. One morning, a foreigner came up to her and said something. But Zhang couldn't 5 what he said. The foreigner then raised his thumb(大拇指) and said," Very clean, very good!". It moved Zhang and she made up her mind to 6 English. After that, Zhang began to learn English from her son's textbooks. She remembered words and practiced 7 when others were taking a rest. She reviewed words at night and read them one more 8 the next morning. She also downloaded many English learning apps on her phone. She 9 any possible time learning and practicing." Every time I help a stranger in English, I feel 10 and confident. And my dream is to introduce my hometown in English to the world." said Zhang.
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