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1、Mr Green is a new English teacher. Today is his first day to teach in No.1 Primary School. His students are happy to see him. They show his around the school.Mr Green: What a big school! How many classrooms are there?Student A: Therere thirty classrooms. Look, this is our computer room. That is our

2、table tennis room. There are three computer rooms and two table tennis rooms in our school.Mr Green: How nice they are.! Whats that over there?Student B: Its our swimming pool.Mr Green: Is there a sports hall in your school?Student C; Yes, there is.Mr Green; Is there a library here?Student D; Yes, t

3、here is. Its on the third floor. Therere many interesting books in it. Mr Green: You have a nice school. I like it. The swan with golden feathersThere is a swan with golden feathers. She lives in a lake. A woman lives in a small house near the lake with her two doctors. They work hard all year round

4、. But still live a hard life. Sometimes they even dont have enough money to buy food. The swan is sad to see that. She says to herself. “Ill give one of my feathers to them each day, then they can sell my feathers for money and live a happy life.”In the evening, she flies to the poor womans house an

5、d leaves a golden feather on the table.From then on, the swan comes every day and gives them a feather. The woman is very happy because their life gets much better. But day after day, the woman becomes greedy. She days to her daughters, “The swan may fly away one day. We should take all her feathers

6、 when she comes next time.”The daughters cry, “ Oh, no, Mum! Please dont hurt the swan. She helps us a lot!” but their mother wouldnt listen.When the swan comes as usual, the woman catches her and takes her feathers.Suddenly, the golden feathers on the floor change into chicken feathers. The swan says to the woman, “ Poor woman, I come to help you, but you want to kill me. Now Im leaving and will never come back!”With these words, the swan flies away. The woman lives a poor life again.