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1.Have a good rest and I'm sure you'll be_______['bet?(r)] soon.

2.Could you please_______[pa:s]me the bread?

3.who is going to look after the_______['be?bi] when you go out?

4.Remember to_______[b?k] the ticket and hotel before you travel.

5.Xinjiang is a very beautiful place and it's in the_______[west] of china.

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