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Listentothearticleandthinkaboutthisquestion:whatisthisstorymainlyAGirlwithTwoMybestfriendhastwofirstnames.OneisHeather,andtheotherisNa-ri.IhaveneverseenherusethenameNa-ri.Buttoday,forthefirsttime,sheiswritingaletterwithhisname.ShewasborninSouthKoreaandadoptedbyAmericanparentswhenshewastwoyearsold.Oneday,shetoldmeaboutherchildhood.Whenshewentouttodinner,someKoreanstrangerstriedtotalktoherinKorean.Shedidn’tunderstandwhattheyweresaying,soshejustlookedatthem.Shesaidthatshestillrememberhowtheylookedather.Theireyesseemedtosay,“Poorgirl,youareanabandonedchild.”Fromthatday,HeathertriedtokeepsayingtoherselfthatshewasAmerican.Twodaysago,shereceivedaletterfromSouthKorean.TheletterwassenttoNa-ri.Shewassosurprisedthatshecouldn’topentheletter.SoIdiditforher.TheletterwaswritteninKorean.Isaid,“Heather,youshouldasksomeonetoreadthisletterforyou.ItiswritteninKorean.”Butshewassilent.Yesterday,onthewayhome,Isawhersittingonabenchnearmyhouse.Shewascrying.“Whatisit,honey?”Isaid.Shetoldthatherbirthmotherhadbloodcancer,andtheonlycureforherillnessmightbeHeather’sblood.Iaskedhowsheknewthis.Heathersaid,shehadlearnedKoreansecretly.Cryinghard,Heatheronlyrepeated,“WhatshouldIdo?WhatshouldIdo?”Ireallyhadnoanswer.Thismorning,Heathercalledme.“CanyoubewithmewhenIwritealettertoSouthKorean?”Igladlywentovertoherhouse.Heatherdidn’tseemtohavesleptatall.Ihuggedherandtoldhereverythingwouldbeokay.NowNowIamsittinginfrontofHeatherwatchingherwritealetter.Shehasn’ttoldmewhatshewaswriting,butIguess.Heatheriswriting,“Na-riiscoming,one…thekeepinfront一、 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hewasappearingonAustralianTV.Hetexted:“Therazor-toothedpiranhasofthegeneraSerraslmusandPygocentrusarethemostferociousfreshwaterfishintheworld.Inrealitytheyseldomattackahuman.” tookhim67seconds.Jamessendsalotoftextmessages—about2,500amonth.Buthedoesn’tgetbigbills heworksforalargemobilephonecompany!D.hadgotto;D.hadgotto;had10.—DidyoumeetTomatthe—No.HisA.hastakenoff;B.tookoff;hadC.tookoff;D.hadtakenoff;bythetime1.on,on,first,give,change,it,letter,while,because,cheap,TheBritishlovesendingtextmessages.Theysendmorethan2.5billioneverymonth.Andmostpeoplenowunderstandthelanguageoftext,withitsnumbersandmissing .Infact,whenastudentataScottishschoolwrotethewholearticle“intxt”,histeacher him“C+4f4t”(“C+foreffort”).Althoughtexting(发短信)is wayofstayingintouchwithyourfriends,itcanalsobringIn2005,aBritishteenagerbecamethe personintheworldtoreceivetreatmentforanaddiction(沉溺)totextmessaging.Inoneyear,thenineteen-year-oldspentabout￡4,500 Forsomepeople,textmessaginghas 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HowisJane Hegoestoschoolbybuslast Heoftengoeshomeat6:00last Icanflykitessevenyears DidyousawhimjustFilltheblankswiththewordsyouhear.(onewordeachblank)AGirlwithTwoMybestfriendhastwofirstnames.OneisHeather,andthe isNa-ri.IhaveneverseenherusethenameNa-ri.Buttoday,forthe time,sheiswritingaletterwithhisname.ShewasborninSouthKoreaand byAmericanparentswhenshewastwoyearsold.Oneday,shetoldmeaboutherchildhood.Whenshewentouttodinner,someKoreanstrangerstriedtotalktoherinKorean.Shedidn’tunderstandwhattheyweresaying,soshejustlookedatthem.Shesaidthatshestillrememberhowtheylookedather.Theireyesseemedtosay,“Poorgirl,youarean child.”Fromthatday,Heathertried sayingtoherselfthatshewasAmerican.Twodaysago,shereceivedaletterfromSouthKorean.TheletterwassenttoNa-ri.Shewasso shecouldn’topentheletter.SoIdiditforher.TheletterwaswritteninKorean.Isaid,“Heather,youshouldasksomeonetoreadthisletterforyou.ItiswritteninKorean.”Butshewas Yesterday,onthewayhome,Isawhersittingonabenchnearmyhouse.Shewascrying.“Whatisit,honey?”Isaid.Shetoldthatherbirthmotherhad cancer,andtheonlycureforherillnessmightbeHeather’sblood.Iaskedhowsheknewthis.Heathersaid,shehadlearnedKoreansecretly.Cryinghard,Heatheronly “WhatshouldIdo?WhatshouldIdo?”Ireallyhadnoanswer.Thismorning,Heathercalledme.“CanyoubewithmewhenIwritealettertoSouthKorean?”Igladlywentovertoherhouse.Heatherdidn’tseemtohavesleptatall.Ihuggedherandtoldhereverythingwouldbeokay.NowIamsittingin ofHeatherwatchingherwritealetter.Shehasn’ttoldmewhatshewaswriting,butIcanguess.Heatheriswriting,“Na-riiscoming,mother.” HowisJane Hegoestoschoolbybuslast Heoftengoeshomeat6:00last Icanflykitessevenyears DidyousawhimjustFilltheblankswiththewordsyouhear.(onewordeachAGirlwithTwoMybestfriendhastwofirstnames.OneisHeather,andthe isNa-ri.IhaveneverseenherusethenameNa-ri.Buttoday,forthe time,sheiswritingaletterwithhisname.ShewasborninSouthKoreaand byAmericanparentswhenshewastwoyearsold.Oneday,shetoldmeaboutherchildhood.Whenshewentouttodinner,someKoreanstrangerstriedtotalktoherinKorean.Shedidn’tunderstandwhattheyweresaying,soshejustlookedatthem.Shesaidthatshestillrememberhowtheylookedather.Theireyesseemedtosay,“Poorgirl,youarean child.”Fromthatday,Heathertried sayingtoherselfthatshewasAmerican.Twodaysago,shereceivedaletterfromSouthKorean.TheletterwassenttoNa-ri.Shewasso shecouldn’topentheletter.SoIdiditforher.TheletterwaswritteninKorean.Isaid,“Heather,youshouldasksomeonetoreadthisletterforyou.ItiswritteninKorean.”Butshewas Yesterday,onthewayhome,Isawhersittingonabenchnearmyhouse.Shewascrying.“Whatisit,honey?”Isaid.Shetoldthatherbirthmotherhad cancer,andtheonlycureforherillnessmightbeHeather’sblood.Iaskedhowsheknewthis.Heathersaid,shehadlearnedKoreansecretly.Cryinghard,Heatheronly “WhatshouldIdo?WhatshouldIdo?”Ireallyhadnoanswer.Thismorning,Heathercalledme.“CanyoubewithmewhenIwritealettertoSouthKorean?”Igladlywentovertoherhouse.Heatherdidn’tseemtohavesleptatall.Ihuggedherandtoldhereverythingwouldbeokay.NowIamsittingin ofHeatherwatchingherwritealetter.Shehasn’ttoldmewhatshewaswriting,butIcanguess.Heatheriswriting,“Na-riiscoming,mother.”TheTimeSaythereisabankthatcreditsyouraccounteachmorningwithRMB6,400.Everyevening,thebankdeleteswhateverremainsofthissumthatyouhavefailedtouseduringtheday.Whatwouldyoudoifyouhadsuchanaccount?Drawouteverycent,everyday,ofcourse!Well,eachofushassuchanaccount.ItsnameisEverymorning,timecreditsyouwith86,400seconds.Everynightitwritesoff,aslost,whateveryouhavefailedtoputtouse.Itcarriesovernobalance.Itallowsnooverdraft.Eachday,timeopensanewaccountforyou.Eachnight,itburnswhateverremainsintheaccount.Ifyoufailtouseupalloftheday’sdeposits,youcan’tkeepthemfortomorrow.Neithercanyoudrawfromwhatwillbeputinthenextmorning.Time’sclockrunsnon-Torealizethevalueofoneyear,askastudentwhohasfailedaTorealizethevalueofonemonth,askamotherwhohasgivenbirthtoaprematurebaby.Torealizethevalueofoneweek,asktheeditorofaweeklynewspaper.Torealizethevalueofonehour,asktwoloverwhoarewaitingtoTorealizethevalueofoneminute,askatravelerwhohasjustmissedhisTorealizethevalueofonesecond,askthemotoristwhohasjustavoidedanTorealizethevalueofonemillisecond,asktheathletewhohaswonasilvermedalintheTreasureeverymomentthatyouhave!Andrememberthattimewaitsfornoone.YesterdayisTomorrowisamys