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What does harsh mean? a) Soft and kind b) Rough and severe c) Gentle and calm

It's a gloomy day. I spent most of the day in bed, feeling feverish and dizzy. The flu seems to have spread to Mom and Dad too. Now everyone has a fever. I didn’t expect it to be this contagious. Mom's a bit superstitious and thinks it might be related to the recent funeral, but we know it's just the flu, just some very malicious influenza virus.

School English is different from communication English. Communication English uses simpler, high-frequency words, while school English introduces specialized terms and formal expressions. They are different but can’t be separated as they help each other. So, communication English is the premise for school English, and school English improves communication English, making it more diverse. Here is an example: In communication English, people usually say: “Hey, what’s up? Wanna grab lunch?”, “Gonna go now.” But in school English, sentences are usually used are: “Hello, how are you? Would you like to have lunch together?”, “I am going to leave now.” Learners often find it challenging to move between the casual tone of Communication English and the formal tone of School English.

Relatives of mine living in the city always have an irratinonal sense of superiority.

Relatives living in the city always have an inexplicable sense of superiority.

1.She made a leap of 2.6 meters，She was the champion. 2.She took of flying leap and landed on the roof of another house. 3.His heart gave a sudden leap when he saw her，she had beautiful eyes and lovely smiles. 4.Few people successfully make the leap from television to the movies，but he made it. 5.I want to see a leap in profits. 6.Her health has improved in leaps and bounds，I am grateful to that doctor. 7.It is a leap in the dark.You should get more information，before you make this decision.

1.I want to leap over this little river，just like my horse. Yesterday he leapt five —foot height above this little river. 2 .It is two p.m.I leap out of bed，get dressed， and leap across the room to answer the door. 3.When she called him，he leapt to his feet. 4.I want to leap into action immediately，there is so much work to do. 5.The photo leapt off the page，a beautiful boy was smiling to me. 6.her name leapt out at me，she was the best friend when I was in high school. 7.precipitation leapt，The street is a river now. 8.Look， before you leap，learning in another country is a big deal for you，especially when you have no experience live by yourself. 9.I want to leap at the chance to go to England.I am tired of living in my homeland.