A: Lots of money was made.
B: Pete and his friend Pat thought of the idea of the Ice Bucket Challenge.
C: Pete was told he had ALS.
D: Some famous baseball players joined the campaign.
E: Pete announced he wanted to fight against the disease to his family.
F: Other charities benefit.
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- My friend Pete has been out of work for ... he owes on his car.
- My friend Pete has been out of work for six months and he is really . He’s used up his savings and can’t pay his rent or the payments he owes on his car.
- 纠错 As soon as Pete had arrived , he told us that he will be leaving for London tomorrow after the board meeting.
- Why did Pete call Laura? A: He wanted to invite her to the footbal game. B: He lost his ticket to the football game. C: He wanted dorections to the football stadium. D: He wanted to know whether she could get him a ticket to the football game.
- His mind would drift to his family and home... .........(He thought about his family. He became homesick.)
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E-mail To: John Lockett From: Pete Hill Subject: About the business conference ①I would be grateful if you could send me the subject of your speech so that ②it can go in the invitations. A: Pete is going to send John an invitation to the conference. B: John is asked to inform Pete of what he will present in his speech in the conference. C: John is requested to send invitations in which the subject of his speech is written.
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He told his wife to put (2)___________ in his casket when he died. A: all of his money B: all his money C: all the money D: all money
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He said he wanted to change the world and fight ALS.(fight)
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The author thought of his fiend's question as a good one, because ______. A: he also wanted to know who held such an opinion B: it made him recall something during his childhood C: like his friend, he also thought life was unfair D: he learned something from the question as a youngster
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He couldsupport his family with his salary; consequently, he had to bear the pressure exerted on him by his family. A: arely B: sparsely C: eversely D: harshly