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86. 生活中好友間也會因各種原因鬧些小矛盾，當你與朋友間產生不愉快后，你會如何 處理此類問題呢？請根據以下提示點談談你的想法。

1. 上周日，你的好友Lisa，弄丟了你最心愛的圖書，這是媽媽送給你的生日禮物；

2. 但是Lisa并沒有因此而道歉，你很難過；

3. 你喜歡閱讀，認為讀書可以開闊眼界，所以你很珍惜自己的每一本書籍；

4. 接下來你打算……參考詞匯：cherish珍惜open up one’s eyes開闊眼界

要求：

1. 字數80-100個；

2. 開頭已經給出不計入總詞數；

3. 要點齊全，行為連貫，適當發(fā)揮。

When I have trouble with my best friend

There are always problems around us, even between close friends. Let me tell you something about myself. Last Sunday. _____________________________________________________________________________________

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