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【正文】 in divorce on 28 August 1996. ? She died in a car crash in Paris on 31 August 1997 ? _______, 2020 would have been the 46th birthday of Diana, Princess of Wales(威爾士王妃 ). 2020 also sees the _________ anniversary of her death in a car accident. Her two sons Prince William and Prince Harry were very keen to mark these two occasions in some way, so they came up with the idea of a concert. They wanted _a happy event_ to celebrate her life and a special concert _________ seemed the right way to do it. ? The concert took place on July 1st at the brandnew Wembley Stadium(溫布利球場 ). _________ people turned up to see the ____ show, which was broadcast to ______ countries around the world. Elton John(艾爾頓 bju:z] ? substance abuse (對毒品等的 )成癮 ? credit [‘kredit] vt. 把 …歸給，歸功于 ? admit [?d39。 ? Do you think it is harder for someone who is dyslexic to succeed than normal people? ? 許多名人曾患此病，如 ? 總統 威爾遜 約翰肯尼迪 喬治華盛頓 溫斯頓丘吉爾 喬治布什 喬治 W布什 艾森豪威爾 托馬斯杰斐遜 ? 演員 白蘭度 鄧肯 ? 科學家 愛迪生 愛因斯坦 畢加索 法拉第 萊特兄弟 ? 文學家 安徒生 愛倫坡 葉芝 ? 運動員 阿里 卡爾劉易斯 菲爾普斯 ? 商人 比爾蓋茨 納爾遜洛克菲勒 ? 藝術家 貝多芬 莫扎特 達芬奇 ? 10yearold Ida Cortez is dyslexic, so she has some trouble learning to _______________. And recently, she sat down with her mother Kim to talk about it. ? Kim: Do you remember when, when you were trying to learn how to read? ? Ida: Yeah, I hated _________ of it actually. But someone, as sitting right in front of me, _________ me and _______ me do it. When you were helping me read, did you ever for a moment think that I wouldn’t be able to? ? Kim: I never believed that you wouldn’t learn how to read. But you know, I got _______ at first. Sounds like there’s the word you just said it. Why can’t you read it again? And I didn’t understand what was going on because I knew you were so smart. And then when we talked to your teachers, and they helped us see what was _________, then I knew how to help you. But what I did worry about was whether you would ever ___________. Because I love to read and dad loves to read and we wanted you to have that. ? Ida: Yeah. I do love reading and now I am probably one of the biggest readers in my class. It’s changed a lot. ? Kim: Does that affect in when you think about what you want to do with your life? ? Ida: Yeah, I want to be a __________. And I want to _____ people who are dyslexic, don’t like ___________ and stuff. Because those were the things that weren’t really ________ for me. Task 3 1. What kind of trouble does a dyslexic person have? A dyslexic person has trouble in reading and spelling. 2. How did Ida?s mother feel at first when she learned her daughter had difficulty in reading? She got frustrated at first. 3. What was Ida?s mother really worried about when she knew her daughter was dyslexic? She was worried about whether her daughter would love reading. 4. What is Ida going to do in the future? She wants to be a humanist teacher. And she wants to help people who are dyslexic. Task 4 ? Ida?s mother asked her if she remembered the days when she was trying to learn how to read. Ida said she hated ① ____________ of it actually, and she remembered her mother sat in front of her, inspired and ② ______ her a lot. Ida?s mother mentioned that the teachers helped her to see what ③ ___________ and then she knew how to help her daughter. Ida wanted to help those who didn?t like ④__________________ and the stuff. She said those things were not really ⑤ ____ for her. every second helped was going on spelling and reading hard ? 10yearold Ida Cortez is dyslexic, so she has some trouble learning to read and spell. And recently, she sat down with her mother Kim to talk about it. ? Kim: Do you remember when, when you were trying to learn how to read? ? Ida: Yeah, I hated every second of it actually. But someone, as sitting right in front of me, inspired me and helped me do it. When you were helping me read, did you ever for a moment think that I wouldn’t be able to? ? Kim: I never believed that you wouldn’t learn how to read. But you know, I got frustrated at first. Sounds like there’s the word you just said it. Why can’t you read it again? And I didn’t understand what was going on because I knew you were so smart. And then when we talked to your teachers, and they helped us see what was going on, then I knew how to help you. But what I did worry abo