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1.Shenzhen, a(n) _____ (know) fishing village many years ago, has turned into a modern city.

2.Mary always has more difficulty than Lily _____ (work) out Maths problems.

3.The two _____ (Canada) have lived in China for over 10 years.

4.After the teacher shared the moving story with the students, the whole classroom was in _____

(silent).

5.On her_____(twenty) birthday, Annie received an iPhone 7 from her mother as a present. She was so excited.

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