2. May 5, 2013 Dear Andrew, What’s going on? I telled you about travel of Taiwan in cellphone. Our island was very good. We have good view in sunset. Taiwan of north, have a big building and a famous night market, a sweet dessert. Taiwan of south, have a fresh fish. Oh! I almost forgot a most important place in Taiwan, that is Taipei 101, the highest building in Taiwan. What’s more, Sun moon lake is the most beautiful place in the south of Taiwan. Hope you enjoy the trip. Miss you! Sincerely,

3. May 5, 2013 Dear Andrew, How are you recently? Last time, you said you will come to Taiwan to travling on the phone. I am very happy to hear that you come to Taiwan for a week. I can’t waiting to see you. I will take you to many tourist spots. First, I will take you to Monster Village. It is in the Nantou. There have many special foods and toys. And there people will dress to monster. You can feel funny and interesting. Next, I will take you to Sun Moon Lake. There have a temple and have delicious tea eggs. You will have fun in the Sun Moon Lake. I am so exciting. I hope can see you soon. Sincerely, Stacy

4. May 5, 2013 Dear Andrew, I am so excited that you are coming to Taiwan to visit me in June! I have so many ideas about where to take you and what sights you should definitely see. I particularly want to take you to “Sun Moon Lake”. It is Taiwan’s largest lake and is extremely beautiful. We can take a ferry across the lake and see all the beautiful sights. It is particularly breathtaking at sunset. There are also many beautiful hotels overlooking the lake as well as great restaurants which serve traditional Taiwanese Aboriginal foods. I am sure you will love the atmosphere there and enjoy yourself immensely. I can’t wait to see you! Sincerely, Stacy

6. (3) 帶狗散步，是保持狗兒健康每日所須的運 動之一。它不僅僅是消遣打發時間，而且 是一種工作。

7. (4) 為了維持一個衛生的環境，現在有些城市 在公園裡提供了糞便袋，鼓勵帶狗散步的人 清理他們狗兒的糞便。

9. A Helpful Wish Every morning on my way to work, I often see an old woman selling flowers, rain or shine. Whenever she walks across the street, I always worry that she may be hit by a car. One day I asked her, “Why do you still sell flowers on the street? You’re so old, you should retire. ” She replied, “I have no money nor a family to take care of me.” I felt sad for her and wish I could help her. If I had a wish, I would wish that this old woman could have enough money and a family to take care of her, then, she doesn’t have to sell flowers on the dangerous street anymore. She would be able to live a safe and comfortable life for the rest of her days.