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练习3
（1）A: 你想什么呢？
B: 桌子上  放着  这么多好吃的，你说我吃什么好？
A: 水果  或者  面包都会对你的身体好。
B: 那我吃水果吧。

（2）A: 我们什么时候去上海？
B: 我不  记得  了。你看看机票。
A: 机票上  写着  12月4号。
B: 那就是后天。

（3）A: 我的笔呢？你看见了吗？
B: 红的  还是  黑的？
A: 红的那个。
B: 电脑旁边  放着一个  ，是你的吗？

（4）A: 你家楼上  住着  很多人吗？
B: 不，只有两个学生。
A: 他们是大学生  还是  中学生？
B: 大学生。

练习4
（1）明天小刚去做什么？小丽也去吗？
明天小刚要去爬山，小丽不去。
（2）周太太买裤子了吗？为什么？
周太太没买裤子，因为她已经有两条一样的裤子了。
（3）周太太买什么了？多少钱？
周太太买了一件衬衫，320元。
（4）周明和太太买了什么水果？
他们买了西瓜和苹果。
（5）小刚喜欢喝什么？
他喜欢喝茶和咖啡。
（6）小丽喜欢喝什么？为什么？
她喜欢喝茶，因为天冷了或者工作累了的时候，喝杯热茶会让她觉得很舒服。


HSK3 第3课2 桌子上放着很多饮料

Ya estoy en la capital y cuando recorro sus calles empinadas de esta ciudad encalomada en lo alto de un monte y con dos ríos a sus pies, el gran Júcar y el pequeño Huécar, tengo la impresión de que estoy en un pueblo grande y no en una ciudad. Lo digo y lo escribo con todo el afecto del mundo porque tengo esa impresión por la atmósfera de hospitalidad, ternura y calidez del lugar y los conquenses.

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