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| Some people have good memories, and can easily remember a very long text by heart (凭记性). Some people have bad memories. They can only remember some of the things when they say them over and over. Charles Dickens, a famous English writer, said that he could walk along any long street in London and tell you the name of every shop he passed. A great memory can help people to learn a language. Everybody learns his own (自己的) language. He remembered what he heard when he was a small child. Some children live in foreign countries with their parents. They can easily learn two languages. In school it's not easy to learn a second language because the students have so little time for it. And they are busy with other subjects. ( )1. We all have good memories. ( )2. Charles Dickens could remember things when he looked at them once. ( )3. Everyone learns his own language by going to other countries. ( )4. It's easier to learn a foreign language in our own country than in foreign countries. ( )5. Now students have more time to learn a second language. |