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安徽省安庆市2019-2020学年高二上学期英语期末考试试卷
Cute Ways to Wake Someone Up over the Phone
In the morning waking someone up is what many people dislike. However, maybe waking up on a special phone call changes a person's opinion. As a result, give a person a special morning wake-up call to start his day off and hopefully improve his view for the rest of the day.
Playing a Song
Play a song when your lucky one answers the phone. If you don't want to start the day with a bright song, choose his favorite music or one that has a special meaning for the two of you to make sure he'll know at once who is providing his cute wake-up call.
Making an Impression
Try out a few expressions to wish your special person a good morning. You can choose a phrase from her favorite movie and imitate (模仿) the actor's voice from the movie.
Joking Around
Start the morning off with a joke included in your wake-up call. No matter how funny you may be, waking someone up before her body is ready is no joke.
Using Different Languages
Or go over a few ways to wish your friend a good morning in his native language. For a humorous touch, be creative.
A. Try singing or playing music yourself.
B. You can also choose your favorite line.
C. Choose one that will put a smile on his face.
D. Use any foreign language you are familiar with.
E. Humor, for example, helps improve an individual's view.
F. No matter which type of joke you choose, keep the content lighthearted.
G. You don't want to interrupt your friend or family member's biological clock.
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