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假設你是紅星中學高三學生李華，請給你的美國同學Jim 寫一封電子郵件，告知周末你不能參加他的生日聚會，希望他諒解。郵件的內容包括：

1．表達歉意;

2．說明理由;

3．告知已準備了生日禮物。

注意： 1．詞數不少于50;

2．開頭和結尾已給出，不計入總詞數。

Dear Jim，

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Best wishes，

Li Hua

【答案】Dear Jim，I’m terribly sorry that I can’t go to your birthday party this Saturday．My uncle will come to Beijing from America on Saturday afternoon．My parents want me to go to the airport with them to pick him up．So it’s a pity that I can’t have fun with you then．I wish you a happy birthday and hope everything will go well．By the way，I have bought the latest CD of Jay Chou for you as a birthday present and I will give it to you on Monday．Best wishes，Li Hua

【解析】

試題解析：考核體裁為道歉信的開放式應用文寫作，難度適中。

全文的重要細節(jié)有：

1．開篇表達歉意，如I am terribly sorry to tell you that … / I am writing to apologize for … (勿忘寫周末)

2．給出合理的理由，如my cousin who is studying abroad will come back to see me / I have to attend an English speech contest that day / my mother fell ill due to the sudden change of the weather，so I have to take care of her 等。

3．希望對方諒解，如：I hope you can understand my situation．

4．告知已準備生日禮物，如：I have prepared a special gift for you，which I will send to you as soon as possible．

5．結尾需再次致歉，并對Jim 表達美好祝福，如：Sorry again for my not being

able to attend your birthday party．Please send my best regards to our best friends and wish you a happy birthday．

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