《谨此纪念》桑玠|小说|txt下载|百度网盘|全文资料可下载《谨此纪念》桑玠 全文https://pan.baidu.com/s/1N7FG_o7uhee48V1G6nptWQ?pwdq4nhEnglish Practice · Set 69个人练习草稿随便记几道题。Part 1 · VocabularyChoose the best word.She wrote the story to ______ the people she had lost.A. memorialize B. memorize C. mention D. measureThe past is full of moments worth ______.A. remembering B. removing C. repairing D. repeatingSome memories are too ______ to share with anyone.A. precious B. previous C. pressure D. prepareTime passes, but certain people stay in your ______ forever.A. heart B. heat C. heaven D. headlineThe book is not about sadness — it is about being ______ for what was.A. grateful B. graceful C. gradual D. grandAnswers:1-A 2-A 3-A 4-A 5-APart 2 · GrammarFill in the blanks.She ______ (write) the book to honor her grandmother’s memory.If she ______ (not lose) those letters, she would have forgotten the details.This is the ______ (touching) story I have ever read.She kept ______ (rewrite) the final chapter until it felt right.______ (remember) someone you love is both beautiful and painful.Answers:1-wrote 2-had not lost 3-most touching 4-rewriting 5-RememberingPart 3 · ReadingPassageSu Qing’s grandmother passed away on a cold Tuesday morning in March. They had been very close — her grandmother raised her while her parents worked in another city. After the funeral, Su Qing found a box of old letters in her grandmother’s closet. The letters were written by her grandmother to a friend she had lost touch with decades ago. Each letter was full of small, beautiful details: the color of the sky that morning, the taste of a shared meal, the sound of laughter in a quiet room. Su Qing read every letter twice. She realized that her grandmother had lived a life full of love and loss — and had never once complained. She decided to write a book. Not a biography, but a collection of small moments. She called it “In Memory Of.” It took her two years. She wrote on trains, in coffee shops, and late at night when the house was quiet. When the book was finally published, a stranger wrote to her and said, “I read your book and called my grandmother for the first time in five years. Thank you.” Su Qing cried. She thought: this is why writing matters. Not for fame, not for money — but for the moments that connect us, even after someone is gone.QuestionsWhen did Su Qing’s grandmother pass away?What did Su Qing find in her grandmother’s closet?What were the letters about?What kind of book did Su Qing write?What did a stranger write to her after reading the book?Suggested answersOn a cold Tuesday morning in March.She found a box of old letters written to a lost friend.They were full of small, beautiful details about daily life.She wrote a collection of small moments called “In Memory Of.”The stranger said they called their grandmother for the first time in five years after reading the book.Part 4 · Translation中译英写简单句即可她的祖母在一个寒冷的三月早晨去世了。她在衣橱里发现了一盒旧信。她花了两年时间写完了这本书。写作不是为了名声或金钱。文字能连接我们即使人已不在。ReferenceHer grandmother passed away on a cold Tuesday morning in March.She found a box of old letters in the closet.It took her two years to finish the book.Writing is not for fame or money.Words can connect us, even after someone is gone.Part 5 · WritingWrite 3–5 sentences about a person or memory you want to hold onto forever. Use present tense.Example: Every summer, my family goes to my grandfather’s old house by the lake. We fish, cook together, and tell stories at night. The house is small and the beds are uncomfortable, but I love it more than anywhere else. I want to remember these summers forever. They are the best part of my life.Set 69 · done. 下一套有空再补。