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I had quite interesting experience this afternoon.

76．           

On my way to cinema, I saw a case fall off a man’s bike

77．           

I shouted out to the man to stop, and he didn’t hear me and

78．           

rode away. I was wondering what to do while an idea occurred

79．           

to me. I stopped a taxi and got into it without the case. Soon

80．           

we caught up with the man and returned the case back to him.

81．           

He was so thankfully that he offered me some money, but I refused it politely.

82．           

Then the driver took me to the cinema. When I paid for him,

83．           

the driver pushed my hand away and said with a smile,

84．           

“Neither will I receive your money.”

85．           

76．interesting―an interesting             77．cinema ―the cinema                               78．a(chǎn)nd ―but

79．while―when                               80．without―with                                        81．without back  

82．thankfully―thankful                     83．without for        84．right                       85．receive―accept

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