2020年福建省中考英语真题及答案解析

W: Hi, Tom. You look tired after the match. M: Yes, I ran a lot. I really enjoyed it, though. W: So which sport do you like best? M: I love hitting the ball with a bat and running around four bases. It is my favourite. W: That sounds fun. Do you also play football or basketball? M: I sometimes watch them, but I do not like playing them. W: I see. So your favourite is different from mine. M: What is yours, Lily? W: I like playing volleyball with my friends.

W: Hi Tom. I need a new bag for my trip next week. M: Nice! Are you going with your friends? W: No, my friends are busy then. M: What about your brothers? W: They are at work, so they can't come. M: So you will go alone? W: No. My mother and father will come with me. M: That sounds great. A big bag will be useful. W: Yes. I'll take this blue one, please. M: Fine. That will be seven thirty, please.

W: Tom, look at Peter's picture on the wall. M: It's very nice. What did he draw? W: He didn't draw the flowers or the houses. M: So what is in the picture? W: He drew two little ones with wings, flying in the sky. M: Oh, I see. They are singing in the tree, right? W: Yes, he likes them very much.

W: Tom, why are you in such a hurry this morning? M: I have to catch the seven thirty train to see my grandparents. W: Oh, I see. Are you going with Lily? M: No, she is going to the hotel to meet a friend. W: Well, I am not going to the hotel or the airport today. M: Where are you going then? W: I am going to the railway station to buy a ticket for my trip. M: That sounds good. Have a nice day! W: Thanks, you too.

W: Tom, we need tickets for the train to the beach. M: Yes. One ticket is fifteen dollars. W: How many do we need? M: Just one for me. Lily has her ticket. W: So you pay fifteen dollars in all. M: Right. Here is the money. W: Good. The train leaves at nine thirty. M: Let's meet at the station at nine. W: OK. See you there.

N: Lily calls Tom about a new film. W: Tom, do you want to see the new film tonight? M: Sure. What time does it begin? W: It starts at seven in the evening. Let's meet at the cinema at six thirty. M: OK. But I have a phone call at eight. I can't be late for the film. W: Don't worry. We can watch the film first, and you can make the call after nine. M: Great. See you at six thirty. W: See you.

W: Good evening. Are you ready to order? M: Yes, but my friend Tony is not feeling well today. W: I am sorry to hear that. What is the matter with him? M: He has a high temperature and needs to rest. W: That sounds bad. Maybe he should see a doctor after lunch. M: You are right. I will take him home soon.

N: Tony is not feeling well, so he is at the doctor's office. W: What's the problem, Tony? M: I have a bad headache and a cough. Doctor, what should I do? W: You should take some medicine. Take two pills twice a day, after breakfast and after dinner. M: Okay. Should I do more exercise? W: Not this week. Rest at home and drink warm water. M: Thank you, doctor. W: You're welcome. Come back in three days if you still feel bad.

W: Tom, you are late for the school club again. Where were you? M: Sorry, Lily. I was helping Dad wash his car. He said we must finish before Mom comes home. W: You always have excuses. Mom asked you to buy milk, too. M: I know. But our little sister Ann wants me to play with her first. She is only four. W: Fine. Just remember to do your homework after dinner, or Mr. Smith will be angry. M: Okay, big sister. I will do it at seven thirty.

W: Bill, the movie starts in ten minutes. Are you ready? M: Almost. Wait a moment. W: What are you doing with your phone? M: There are many fingerprints on it. I am wiping the glass with a soft cloth. W: OK, but please hurry. We still need to buy the tickets. M: Don't worry. I will finish this in one minute.