根據(jù)漢語提示完成句子。

1.那湯聞起來酸了。

The soup _____ ______.

2.我們?yōu)閭ゴ蟮淖鎳械阶院馈?/p>

We ______ ______ ______our great motherland.

3.很高興收到你的信。

It was a pleasure to_____ ______you.

4.我參加許多演講比賽。

I _____ ______ lots of speaking competitions.

5.他們正在倒計時日子。

They are ______ _______ the days.

6.為了趕上早班車，我不得不早起。

_____ _____ _____catch the early bus, I had to get up early.

7.他足夠高，能夠到那個蘋果。

He is _____ ______to reach the apple.

8. Tony 上個月參加了我校的運動會。

Tony ____ ____ ___the sports meeting in our school last month.

9. 我爺爺健康狀況良好。

My grandfather is ______ _______ ______.

10. 如果你干不了，讓我來試一下。

If you can’t do it, let me _____ ______ ______.

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