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     Do you know what happens on the first Sunday of August every year? This day is International
Friendship Day. On this day people think of different ways to remember their friends and     1   what their
friends bring to their lives.
     People have  all sorts  of  friends -school  friends, work colleagues, neighbours,  brothers  and  sisters,
parents, and even pets!     2     can you let your friends know that you really care about them?
     Here are some suggestions for what you can do on international Friendship Day to show your friends
how     3  they are to you:
     Try to visit all the friends who live near you and give them each a hug.
     Buy flowers or chocolates for your friends, or better still, make them a cake or a small present.
     If your friends are fond of    4    why not make them a tape of the pop groups they like best.
     Go with some friends to a photo machine and take some pictures of you all enjoying yourselves.These pictures will give you good    5    .
     Send your friends an online greeting card, and don't forget to include some photos and messages
maybe a poem-telling your friends how great they are.
     Plan a day out for your friends. A picnic in the park or, time at the beach is always fun.
     If your friends are busy     6     , how about organizing a dinner party at a local restaurant.
     Buy your best friend a ticket to a good movie or take them to see a theatre show. Make sure that you
think about their tastes when you book the ticket.
(     )1.A write        
(     )2.A Why          
(     )3.A special      
(     )4.A food        
(     )5.A memories    
(     )6.A in the evening		 B celebrate   
B Where        
B strange      
B pictures    
B lessons      
B at the weekends		 C recite      
C How          
C funny        
C sports      
C signs        
C during the day		 D enjoy            
D When            
D beautiful        
D music            
D presents        
D during the week  
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