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My uncle is a bus driver(駕駛員). He goes to work at a quarter to six (5點45分) in the morning. Every day he is very busy and gets home very late. Sometimes he comes back at 12 at night. He likes helping other bus drivers do more work. He is the first driver to come to the bus station(汽車站), and the last driver to leave My uncle has a son. He and I are in the same class. He is taller than I. He says he loves his father and wants to be a bus－driver like his father. But his mother wants him to be a scientist(科學家) and wants him to study hard like his two sisters.

1．My uncle works in ________.

2．He goes to work at ________.

3．There are ________ people in my uncle's family.

4．My uncle's son and I are in ________.

5．My uncle's son wants to be ________, but his mother wants him to be ________.

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解析：

　　1．a(chǎn) bus station因為是駕駛員，所以應(yīng)是在汽車站工作．

　　2．five forty－five/a quarter to six從第二句可知，He goes to work at a quarter to six．

　　3．five(uncle，his son and two daughters，his wife）

　　4．the same class從My uncle has a son．He & I are in the same class．可知．

　　5．a(chǎn) bus－driver，a scientist從最后兩句可知．


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