올림포스 영어독해 기본(1) 1강 변형문제

Dear Christy, ____ now you’ve no doubt heard about Chandra’s surprise party and are probably wondering why you weren’t invited.

Chandra ____ was; as soon as she arrived, she asked me, “Where’s Christy?”

Your absence from the guest list is ____ my fault, and I’m truly sorry for my thoughtlessness.

I know how much Chandra ____ your friendship, and I certainly meant no offense .

Even ____ I still don’t understand how I could have overlooked your name.

It’s a case, ____ suppose, of missing the obvious, of not seeing what’s right before your eyes.

Can you ever forgive ____

Dear Mrs. Rabinowitz, It was very kind of you ____ offer to provide refreshments at this month’s councilmeeting.

Unfortunately, due to a conflict at the community center, ____ had to reschedule the meeting for September 17.

I realize you’ve probably started baking some of ____ famous pies already, and I wanted to offer my sincerest apologies forthe late notice of our cancellation.

____ contributions to the meeting are always much appreciated, and I feel terrible for the change of date and inconvenience we’ve caused you.

____ you’d still like to provide refreshments for the meeting, great.

____ not, I understand completely and will be happy to call on another neighbor.

Dear Mr. Harrison, ____ I was going through our files and realized that we had neglected to contact you regarding our proposal to replace your office printer.

I realize that four months have passed since ____ sent you the information, so I have attached our original proposal.

I hope you will take the time ____ review it.

We feel that our prices are ____ competitive and that the quality and durability of our printer will actually save you money in the long term.

I will call ____ next Monday after you have had time to review the proposal.

I look forward to ____ business with you.

If you have any questions or concerns, I can ____ reached at 308-555-9847.

Dear Mayor Stanton, I’ve recently been informed that you are proposing a plan to renovate our city’s great historic landmark, the ____ Theater.

Your proposed plan to increase the theater’s ____ capacity to attract larger audiences and bring more world-class theatrical performances to the city may be financially sound.

But everything I’ve heard and read in recent weeks leads me to believe that ____ a renovation would destroy the theater’s architecture, which is among the best of its kind in the nation.

With that in mind, I urge you to reconsider this renovation ____ and to explore alternatives that will preserve the character of the Silverlight Theater while securing its financial stability.

I strongly believe that ____ should not sacrifice the beauty and history of our city for short-sighted financial gain.