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“龙泉中学、宜昌一中”高三6月联考英语试题本试题卷共4页，分第I卷和第Ⅱ卷两部分。全卷满分150分。考试用时120分钟。第Ⅰ卷第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个

选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置，听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话仅读一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.18.C.￡9.15.答案是C。1.Whataretheygoingtodo

?A.Fishing.B.Swimming.C.Climbing.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inaclassroom.B.Inadining-room

.C.Inapostoffice.3.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B.Bossandemployee.C.Waiterandcustomer.4.Whatdid

themandointhewintervacation?A.Gettogetherwithfriends.B.Gosomewheretotravel.C.Stayathome.5.Atwhattimewillthetaxiarrive?A.4:30p.m.B.4:00p.m.C.3:30p.

m.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题。从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟

；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间，每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatshouldthemandothismorning?A.Haveonlineclasses.B.Sleeplate.C.Playcomputergames

.7.Whatdoesthewomanreallywantthemantodo?A.Getupearlier.B.Domorehousework.C.Bemorehardworking.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.WhydoesthemanflytoWuhan?A.Tovisi

thisparents.B.Toattendaconference.C.Toreceivesomeguests.9.Whatdidthemancomeacrosshalfway?A.Acaraccident.B.Acarbreakdown.C.Atrafficjam.10.Wh

atwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Canceltheflight.B.Callanambulance.C.Waitforthenextflight.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。1

1.Whosebirthdaywillitbetomorrow?A.Jack's.B.Mary's.C.Linda's.12.WhatdoesLindateach?A.Chinese.B.English

.C.History.13.Whatpresentwillthemanbuy?A.Freshflowers.B.Beautifulclothes.C.Make-ups.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。1

4.Whydoesthegirlcancelherpreviousplan?A.She’schangedhermind.B.She'sworriedaboutthedisease.C.Shedoesnotfeelverywell.1

5.Whatisthegirlgoingtodointhesummervacation?A.GotoSouthKoreaforholiday.B.Dopilesofhomework.C.Practisedriving.16.Howdoestheg

irlfeelaboutherfuture?A.Disappointed.B.Confident.C.Upset.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whichisthoughttobetheheartofafamily?

A.Thekitchen.B.Thesitting-room.C.Therestroom.18.Whyisorderneededsometimes?A.Tomakedishesmoretasty.B.Tomakethingsgosmoothly.C.Tomakethecookbusy.1

9.Whosuggestsaddingmoresugar?A.Frank.B.Lucy.C.John.20.Howdoesthesoupfinallytastewiththethreefriends'opinions?A.Awful.B.Delicious.C.Salty

.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ATimeOutNewYork,y

ourultimateguidetolifeinthecity,helpsyoudiscoverthebesteventsandthingstodoinMarch.Mar.3–15:NewYorkInternationalLiteraryFestivalTh

eliteraryeventchampionofNewYorkisback!Manybest-sellingauthorsaresettoappearatthisyear’sfestival,includingtheaward-wi

nningwriterAmyTan(TheJoyLuckClub,thefilmversionofthenovelstarringMichelleYeoh),Internetbusinessexpertwriter

DuncanClark(Alibaba:TheHouseThatJackMaBuilt),theAnthillfounderAlecAsh(WishLanterns),andmanymore.Staytunedforourfullfestiv

alpreviewandauthorfeatures.Mar.3–15,varioustimes,20dollarsor35dollars(forliterarylunches).Glam.UntilMar.16:VivienneWestwood:G

etaLifeThewell-knownfashiondesigneristhesubjectofthiscrossoverexhibitionofAmericancontemporaryartandeco-friendlyfashioni

nspiredbyWestwood’sstrongattitudetowardsaclimaterevolution.ParticipatingartistsalsoincludeAdamLawryandJillSmith.UntilMarch16,freeentr

y.ChiK11ArtMuseumMar.17:DogDaySaturdaysOnthethirdSaturdayofthemonth,TheRooster(13thStreet)throwsabackyardpartywheredogsarewelcome.Therewillbefr

eehotdogs.Fifteen-dollarFlyingDogBeersanddogtreatsforthelittlebuddies.Donationswillalsobecollectedforlocalanimalrescuegroup,BestFr

iendsofAmerica.Mar.17,3pm–5pm,15dollars.TheRooster(13thStreet)Mar.28—29:MumtoMumSaleSellorstockuponclothes,toys,books,strollersandotherfamilygo

odsatthistwice-a-yearmarketorganizedbyNewYorkmothers.Sellerswillcontribute15percentofalltheirprofittoHearttoHeart.Comeandpickupsomeusefulstuffforyo

urfamily.Mar.28–29,2pm–6pm(Tues.),10am–2pm(Wed.),freeentry.NewYorkHealth&RacquetClub21.WhowillpossiblyturnupatGlamonMarch10th?A.Mi

chelleYeoh.B.JackMa.C.AlecAsh.D.AdamLawry.22.Whicheventmightinterestthosewhocareabouttheenvironment?A.VivienneWestwood:GetaLife.B.MumtoMumSale

.C.DogDaySaturdays.D.NewYorkInternationalLiteraryFestival.23.WhatdotheeventsDogDaySaturdaysandMumtoMumSalehaveincommon?A.Parti

cipantsareadmittedfreeofcharge.B.Participantscansupportcharitywork.C.TheyareorganizedannuallyinNewYork.D.Th

eytakeplaceatthesametime.BHaveyoueversatdowninarestaurantandfeltinstantlydrawntoaparticulardishonthemenu

?Thereasonmightbesomethingassimpleasthatyoulovethedish'smainingredient,butit'softenmorethanthat.Scientistsarefindingthatthewayfoodispresente

dcanmakeabigdifference.Inonestudy,forexample,partyguestsweregivenaglassofadrinkcalledmangolassi.Halftheguestsweretoldthelassiw

ashealthy.Therestweretolditwasunhealthy.Thosewhohadthe“healthy”drinkconsideredit55%lessenjoyablethanthosewhodrankthe“unhealthy”on

e,thoughthedrinkswereexactlythesame.People'schoicesaroundwhattoeatareinfluencedbylotsofsmallfactorsunconsciously.Butwecanmakethosechoicesmoreconsc

iousbyarmingourselveswithinformation.Agricultureaccountsforabout25%ofallgreenhousegasemissions(排放)warmingtheplanet.Butnotall

foodshaveequalinfluences.Globally,theproductionofanimal-basedfoodsaccountsforabouttwo-thirdsofagriculturalemissions,whileplant-basedfoodsgenera

llyhavelowerenvironmentalinfluences.Increasingtheshareofplant-basedfoodsinourdietsisthereforeakeystepinreducingagriculture'spressureonclimate.Thatd

oesn'tmeangivingupmeat,though.Wecaneatlessanimal-basedfoodandmoreplants.Byexamininghowfooddecisionsaremade,scientistshavelearnedthatsimplepushes

canchangepeople'sbehaviorinbigways.Restaurants,hotels,universities,andevencitieshavebegunapplyingthela

testbehavioralsciencetohelpconsumerscuttheircarbonfootprintbychoosingmoresustainable(可持续的)foods.BurgerKingbeganatrialoftheplant-basedImposs

ibleBurger.AtSeattlePacificUniversity,campusfoodserviceproviderSodexodoubledthesizeofitsplant-richfoodstation.24.Acco

rdigntoscientists,peopletendtochoosesomefoodordrinkmainlybecause_______.A.it’sgoodfortheirhealthB.it’sgoodfortheenvironmentC.theyareattractedbyi

tscolorD.theylikeitsingredientandhowit’spresented25.Whatcanweinferaboutanimal-basedfoods?A.Theyareharm

fultotheenvironment.B.Theyarethemainreasonforclimatechange.C.Theyprovidemorenutrientsthanplant-basedfoods.D.Theyareless

consumedcomparedtoplant-basedfoods.26.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestpeopledo?A.Payattentiontohowfoodiscooked.B.Choos

ehealthyfoodstolivealongerlife.C.Considerclimatechangewhendecidingwhattoeat.D.Giveupmeattoreducepressureontheenvironment.27.Whatd

oesthelastparagraphfocuson?A.BurgerKing'snewplant-basedburgers.B.Scientists'newfindingsonpeople'sfooddecisions.C.Howco

nsumers'fooddecisionsareinfluencedbysmallfactors.D.Thesociety'seffortstohelppeoplemakeeco-friendlyfooddecisions.CWhenBarbraStreisandsaidthats

he'dhadherdogclonedfor$50,000,manypeoplelearnedforthefirsttimethatcopyingpetsandotheranimalswasarealbusiness.Thestorythatga

vepeoplecauseforconcern,though,cameoutafewdayslater.ItwasaboutMonniMust,aMichiganphotographerwhopaid

tohaveBillyBeancloned,aLabradorthathadbelongedtoheroldestdaughter,Miya.Miyadied10yearsearlier.ToMust,cloningtheeld

erlydogwasawaytokeepherdaughter'smemoryalive.Alarmbellswentoffinmyhead.Mustwasn'tjustcloningapet.Shewast

ryingtopreservealostchild.Itseemedawfullyclosetoarealhumancloningscenario,oneinwhichaheartbrokenparenttriestoreplaceasonordaugh

terwhodiesearly.IshotaquestionatJoseCibelli,ananimalcloningscientistatMichiganStateUniversity:isittimetowor

ryabouthumancloningagain?Cibelliquicklyemailedback:“Yes.”ImetCibelli15yearsago,whenIwasamongagroupofjournalist

scoveringcloningnonstop.Backthen,itseemedpossiblethatsomeonemighttrytocopyahumanbeingatanymoment.TherewasanItaliandoctornamedAntinoriwhosaidhewastry

ing.Buthumancloningneverhappened.Thereasonisclear.Inmanyanimals,onlyonein100clonedembryoseverleadstoalivebirth.Ofthosethatareborn,afewsufferfrom

abnormalities(畸形)andquicklydie.Creatingahumancloneisn'tonlyaquestionoftechnology.You'dalsoneedareasontodoit,expertswillingto

help,andsomeonetofunditall.IfinallyaskedMustifshewouldhaveclonedMiyaifshe'dhadthechance?Shesaidit'snotaqu

estionshehasananswerto.“Whenyouhaveachildwhodies,youarenotinaplacetomakearational(理智的)decision,”shesays.2

8.HowdidtheauthorfeelafterknowingMust'sstory?A.Worried.B.Relieved.C.Sympathetic.D.Admiring.29.Whatdoweknowabouthumancloning15yearsago

?A.ItwassupportedbyJoseCibelli.B.Itwasseldomcoveredbyreporters.C.Itreceivedthepublic'sattention.D.ItwasfirsttriedbyanItaliandoctor.30.Whatd

oesParagraph6mainlyfocuson?A.Howanimalsarecloned.B.Whyhumancloningischallenging.C.Howthetechnologyofcloningis

developed.D.Whyclonedembryosaredifficulttopreserve.31.WhatisMust'sattitudetowardcloningherdeaddaughter?A

.Sheisuninterested.B.Sheislookingforwardtoit.C.Shethinksitisirrational.D.Shehasnoidea.DGettingactiveinmidlifecouldbeasgoodforyouassta

rtingyoungwhenitcomestoreducingtheriskofanearlydeath,researchershavesuggested.Butexpertssaythestudyalsoshowsthatthebenefitsfadeonceex

ercisedeclines.“Ifyoumaintainanactivelifestyleorparticipateinsomesortofexercisefromyouthtomiddleage,youcanreduceyourriskfordying,”saidDr.PedroSaint

-Maurice,theleadauthoroftheresearch.“Ifyouarenotactiveandyougettoyour40s-50sandyoudecidetobecomeactive,youcanstillenjoyalotofthosebenefits.

”Thestudywasbasedondatafrommorethan300,000Americansaged50-71whoundertookaquestionnaire（问卷）inthelate-1990s.Theyw

ereaskedtorecalltheextentoftheirmoderatetovigorous(剧烈的)leisureexerciseatdifferentstagesoftheirlife.Researchersthenusednationalre

cordstotrackwhodiedintheyearsuptotheendof2016.Aftertakingintoaccountfactorsincludingage,sex,smokinganddiet,theteamfoundthatthosewhowereex

ercisingintomiddleagehadalowerriskofdeaththanthosewhohadnevercarriedoutanyleisureexercise.However,whe

ntheteamlookedatdifferentpatternsinthewaypeoplewereactiveovertheirlife,itfoundasurprise.Menandwomenwhostartedexerci

singattheageof40-50reducedtheirriskofdeathfromanycausebyabout35%.Thebenefitwassimilartothatseenforpeoplewhoreachedand

maintainedsimilaractivityfromtheirteensor20sonwards.However,thestudyfoundthattheprotectiveeffectofexercised

idnotlastforever.Peoplewhoselevelsofleisureexercisedecreasedbymiddleagehadnodifferenceintheriskofanearlydeathtothosewhohadalwaysbeenco

uchpotatoes.“Ifyouhavebeenactiveandyouslowlydecreaseyourexerciseparticipationasyouage,youlosealotofthebenefitsthatweknoware

associatedwithexercise,”Saint-Mauricesaid.Butthestudyhaslimitations,includingthatitisbasedonindividualsrecallinghowactivetheyw

eremanyyearsbefore.What’smore,theresearchlookedonlyatdeathrecords,nototheraspectsofhealthsuchaslevelsofsicknessanddisease

.Nonetheless,hesaid,themessagewaspositive.“Thisaddstothegrowingbodyofevidenceabouttheimportanceofphysical

activityandexerciseacrosshelifecourse,andindicatesthatitisnevertoolatetostart.”32.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthestudy?A.Thestudytookabouttwodeca

destocomplete.B.Thestudyinvolvedaround30,000elderlyAmericans.C.Questionnairesandinterviewswerethesourcesofdata.D.Thepartic

ipantsinthestudytookregularphysicalexercise.33.Accordingtothepassage,whatdoes“asurprise”(Para.3)referto?A.Theearlieryouexer

cise,thegreateryourhealthbenefitswillbe.B.Thebenefitofgettingactiveinmidlifeissimilartothatofstartingyoung.C.Participatinginexercisefro

myouthtomiddleagebenefitsone’shealthgreatly.D.Thebenefitsofexercisinginmidlifewilldeclineonceyoustopexe

rcising.34.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat_________.A.womenbenefitmorefromvigorousexercisethanmendoB.peo

pleexercisingfromtheirteenscanmaintainhealthforeverC.anactivelifestylewillnotnecessarilybringpositivehealthbenefits.D

.participants’memoriesmayaffectthereliabilityofthestudyresult35.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.GettingActiveWhenYoungB.Health

BenefitsFadingWithAgeC.NeverTooOldtoStartExerciseD.ExerciseHavingItsLimitations第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Work

SmarterNotHarderInDanPink’sFreeAgentNation:TheFutureofWorkingforYourself,heclosesthebookwithalong,excelle

ntlistof“WorkSmarterNotHarder”typeadviceforpeoplewhowanttostartworkingforthemselves.36Belowaremyfavo

rites.●Makea“notto”list.Preparealistthatcontainsallthethingsyoushouldn’twasteyourtimeonuselesstasks,unnecessarymeetings,wo

rthlessphonecalls,andsoon.37●Carryanotebookandpen.ThomasEdisondidit.VirginiaWoolfdidit.AndsodidCharlesDarwin.They

carriedanotebookwiththemeverywhereandwrotedownideasthatpoppedintotheirheads.38Trustme:Thisisafantasticwaytoe

xploreideasandtoweavecreativityintothefabricofyourlife.●39Askquestions.Takesmartpeopletolunch.Read.Readsomemore.Listentoaudiobooks.Takeclas

ses.Addedbenefit:Thismakeslifemoreinteresting.Yetanotherbenefit:Studieshaveshownthatpeoplewhomakeconstantlearningp

artoftheirlivesenduplivinglonger.●Guardyourcalendar.Makesureyourtimeisfocusedonyouroneortwotoppriorities(优先).As

kyourself:“IsthishowIwanttobespendingmytimerightnow?”Remember:Youareyourcalendar.40●Respondtocallsande

-mailsquickly.Evenifyourresponseis,“I’llgetbacktoyou,”trytogetbacktopeoplewithin24hours.They’llappreciatethepoliteness.A.Bequi

ck,butdon’thurry.B.Sotreatyourcalendarwithrespect.C.Becomealearningmachine.D.Pagethroughthenotebookoccasionally.E.Trytobeginyourdaythesameway.F.Then

placeitnexttoyour“todo”listandsticktoit.G.Frankly,thelistissogoodIthinkeveryonewouldbenefitfromit.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：完形填空（共2

0小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Lastmonth,7-month-oldRuthand2-year-oldIdgiewereabandonedbya

gatedcommunityinFlorida.Whenthepairwerefound,thelittleblackandwhite41Ruth'stwobacklegswere42injuredandshecouldhardlywalk.Idgie,ada

chshund(腊肠狗),wascoveredinantswhileshestoodguardoverherlittle43.Theanimals'rescuerswerenotableto44whathadhappenedtoRu

th'slegs.“Wethinkthecatmayhavebeenbornwithadisability,”saidarescuer.“Itwasareally45situation.Ontheone

hand,bothofthemwerefoundinrelatively46shape,notdirtyorstarved,soitseemsasthoughtheyprobablyhada47atsomepoint.Butontheo

therhand,noonecameto48them,andhowcouldthecatgetveryfarwithouta(an)49takingcareofher?”BothRuthandIdgiewere50byJacquelineBor

umlater.Shenoticedthe51betweenthedogandkitten,whichiswhyshenamedthemRuthandIdgie52thecharactersinFriedGreenTomatoeswhosharedastrongfriend

ship.“Their53frombeginningtoendissomethingrightoutofaDisneymovie,”Jacquelinesaid.Thetwoshareaclosebondtothisday,a

ndIdgieseemstobe54toprotectRuthallthetime.“WhenIdgiegetsanewtoy,she55takesitovertothecat,Ruth,andtheyprettymuch56everything,

”Jacquelinesaid.“Besides,there'snodoubtIdgiewouldhavelaiddownherlifetoprotectherbestfriend.”Thebondbetweenthecatanddog57JacquelinetocreateProjectPaw

s,anonprofitorganizationthathelpssheltersto58veterinary(兽医的)costs.SheimmediatelymadeRuthandIdgiethegroup'smascots.“Theyareandwillcontin

uetofightforotheranimalsin59needofhelp,”shesaid.“Theirfriendshiphassomuchtoteachusashumansaboutlove,loyalty,andtheabilitytoloo

k60ourdifferences.”41.A.dogB.cowC.catD.rabbit42.A.seriouslyB.slightlyC.suddenlyD.accidently43.A.masterB.friendC.neighborD.pet44.A

.figureoutB.getthroughC.letoutD.believein45.A.similarB.dangerousC.strangeD.tricky46.A.seriousB.pitifulC.at

tractiveD.good47.A.gardenB.palaceC.homeD.studio48.A.carryB.claimC.accompanyD.help49.A.ownerB.friendC.adultD.dog50.A.boughtB.adoptedC.reportedD.

treated51.A.conflictB.similarityC.cooperationD.bond52.A.forB.byC.afterD.with53.A.messageB.tripC.responseD.story54.A.frightenedB.determinedC.curiousD.

cautious55.A.alwaysB.alreadyC.indeedD.seldom56.A.handleB.learnC.rememberD.share57.A.advisedB.inspiredC.requestedD.forced58.A.coverB.increaseC.creat

eD.relieve59.A.clearB.endlessC.gradualD.desperate60.A.afterB.intoC.beyondD.for.第II卷第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填

入适当的内容（不多于3个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Chinesehighschoolstudentshadthemostpositiveattitudetowardonlinelearning61(compare)withthoseintheUnitedStates,Japanand

theRepublicofKorea(ROK),accordingto62reportreleasedbyChinaYouthDaily.Thereportshowedthat63(many)ofthesurveyedstudentsinthefourcountrieswelc

omedonlinelearning,withabout78%ofthemfavoringthiswayoflearning.87.1%ofChinesestudents64(agree)that"Onlinelearningisimportant",and"

onlinelearningisinteresting"wassupportedby91.2%ofthem,bothhigherthan65inanyoftheotherthreecountries.66onlinel

earningcanpushtheboundariesoftimeandspace,thereportsaidthestudentswere67(distract)easily.Itaddedthatstudentsinthefourcountriesexpress

edsimilar68(concern)suchaspoorvision,relyingtoomuch69theInternetandlesseffortinproblem-solvingontheirown.Thestudy,70wasjointlyconductedbyres

earchersofthefourcountries,coveredabout10,000highschoolstudentsinall.第四部分写作（共两节；满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，

请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误,每句中最多有两处。每次错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号()，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线(＼)划掉。修改：在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限

一词;2.只允许修改10处,多者（从第11处起）不计分。Teachingchildrensafetymeasureswillbecomeeasilyforparentsiftheactivityismakingenjoyable.Offeringrewardsfo

rpropersafetypracticeshelptomakethingsfeellikeagameforyoungchildren.Whencrossingthestreet,foranexample,pa

rentscanstopandasktheirkidsthatshouldbedonebeforetakingthefirststepontheroad.Whetherthechildrenanswercorrectlywith

“lookingbothways”,parentscanoffertotakehimforicecreamattheendofthetrip.Educatingchildrenismucheasierandmor

eeffectiveiftheyenjoytheteachingmethods.Inadditionteachingchildrensafetymeasures,parentscanleaveremindersar

oundthehouse.Forinstance,theycanpostnotenearsharpcorners,remindedchildrento“becareful”.第二节：书面表达（满分25分）假定你是李华，原定今年6月高考结束后去英国旅游并约定探访朋友Peter，现因故推迟

。请你给Peter写信，包含以下要点：1.写信目的；2.推迟的原因；3.告知新计划。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearPeter,Howarethingsgoingwithyouthesedays?____________

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______________________________Yours,LiHua“龙泉中学、宜昌一中”高三6月联考英语参考答案一、听力（30分1–10BACCA–ACBAC11–20CBABC–BABCA二、阅读理解（40）21–23CAB24–27DACD28–

31ACBD32–35ABDC36–40GFDCB三、完形填空41–50CABAC–DCBAB51–60DCDBA–DBADC四．语法填空61.compared62.a63.most64.agreed65.that66.Though/Although/While67.wer

edistracted68.concerns69.on70.which五、短文改错71.easily–easy/easier72.making–made73.help–helps74.去掉an(example)75.that–what76.Whether–If77.him–them7

8.addition后加to79.note–notes80.reminded–reminding六、书面表达注意内容要点1.写信目的（推迟去伦敦的计划、表达遗憾等）；2.推迟的原因（高考推迟、假期延后、安全原因等）；3.告知新计划（新的旅游计划、期待见面、祝福语等）。参考范文D

earPeter,Howarethingsgoingwithyouthesedays?I’mterriblysorrytotellyouthatIcan’tmakeittoLondonandvisityouinJuneasprevio

uslyscheduled.WithCOVID-19spreadingaroundtheworld,everybodyhasbeenmoreorlessaffected,andI’mnoexception.Theg

reatestimpactonmeisthattheCollegeEntranceExamthisyearinChinahasbeenpostponeduntilJuly,asaconsequenceofwhichmysummervacationwon’tbeginuntilmid-Jul

yandIhavetoreschedulemytriptoyourcity.Ifthevirusisbroughtundercontrolsoon,IwillgoandseeyounextJanuary,dur

ingmyfirstcollegewintervocation,whenit’llbeconvenientforbothofus.Lookingforwardtoseeingyouthen.Pleasestaysafe.Yours,LiHua获得更

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