内容正文:
hh3+
课时作业 6 LANGUAGES
AROUND
THE
WORLD
Ⅰ. 阅读理解
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(2022·辽宁省大连市二模)
In
my
first
year
in
Beijing,
I
signed
up
for
Chinese
language
classes
at
a
community
center.
Every
other
day,
I
would
be
with
other
students
reading
from
a
Chinese
workbook,
repeating
the
teachers
words,
taking
down
notes,
practicing
pronunciations. Learning
a
new
language
is
like
stepping
into
another
person!
And
then
the
pandemic
(流行病)
happened.
In
lockdown,
and
with
no
one
to
speak
to,
the
few
words
I
picked
up
disappeared
from
my
consciousness
(意识) . But
there
are
three
words
Ive
kept
to
memory
“ Ting
bu
dong” . I
use
it
mostly
with
Didi
drivers
who
ask
me
questions
I
truly
do
not
understand. The
driver
would
usually
let
out
a
laugh,
repeat
the
phrase
with
the
correct
Chinese
accent,
and
then
drive
quietly
to
my
destination.
I
have
used
“ Ting
bu
dong ”
on
almost
everyone
and
its
been
used
on
me,
too. There
was
a
Chinese
boy
in
the
neighborhood. I
said,
“Hello,
how
are
you?”
I
heard
him
say,
“Ting
bu
dong” .
Hah!
Shoes
on
the
other
foot,
I
thought,
a
laugh
bubble
forming
in
my
head.
Sometimes
I
didnt
mean
to
come
across
as
impolite. What
I
really
wanted
to
say
is:
“Ting
bu
dong”,
but
please
speak
slowly
so
I
can
understand
you;
I
want
to
have
a
conversation
with
you.
Maybe
we
can
be
friends?
Truth
be
told,
I
dont
like
saying
“Ting
bu
dong”
because
I
enjoy
chatting
to
taxi
drivers. In
New
York
City,
the
taxi
drivers
are
such
engaging
storytellers,
and
some
are
really
opinionated. They
have
their
views