[填空题]I got a birthday present from my father as soon as I got home from school．
My father ______ me a birthday present as soon as I got home from school．

[填空题]I got a birthday present from my father as soon as I got home from school．
My father ______ me a birthday present as soon as I got home from school．

[填空题]I got a birthday present form my father as soon as I got home from school.
My father ______ me a birthday present as soon as I got home from school.

[填空题]I Was excited when I saw the birthday present from my father．
It ______ me when I saw the birthday present from my father．

[填空题]I was excited when I saw the birthday present from my father.
It ______ me excited when I saw the birthday present from my father.

[填空题]It was from his father that my friend got the news that his baby boy suddenly fell ill and was in serious condition.

[单项选择]A. It’s my birthday present. B. Four times a year.
C. I think it’s worth reading. D. Two dollars.

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Well, I got this as a present from my father when I was 14. And I like it very much. But my family thought I might lose my interest soon, and then I went off the idea. Mum doesn’t believe there will be any money in it, but Dad is quite interested because besides football it’s the only thing I can talk to him about at the moment. If you’re not going to make the effort to practice it, no one is ever going to be interested in you. I think one of the reasons you see few people playing in concerts is that they are not willing to do all that work.

What is the father interested in （　）
A. Singing and dancing.
B. Gift-making.
C. Football.

[单项选择]As a 50th birthday present to herself, Belva Davis bought her first home, a brick house, in a friendly neighborhood ten miles east of downtown Detroit. The 72-block enclave, East English Village, was the kind of place where kids still pedaled bikes on the sidewalk and neighbors invited you over for parties."It felt like a community, like when I was growing up," says Davis, who moved there from a rental apartment in inner-city Detroit."I didn’t hear gunshots. I didn’t hear people cursing. It was peaceful."
Two years after moving in, the 52-year-old lost her job as a nonprofit administrator and fell ＄18,000 behind on her mortgage. Even after she found full-time work again, her mortgage lender refused to negotiate."I told them, ’I have a job. I can make payments,’" says Davis."But nobody was willing to work with me." In 2008, the foreclosure notice arrived in the mail.
It wouldn’t be the neighborhood’s first foreclosure by a long shot. Detroit’s economic woes had hit East Englis
A. began to live with her kids after her 50th birthday.
B. invited many neighbors to her 50th birthday party.
C. grew up in a community with friendly neighborhood.
D. lived on the rent of her apartment in inner-city Detroit.

[单项选择]He (selected) a birthday present for his daughter.
A. collected
B. composed
C. chose
D. found