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One day Mr Li and Mr King go to London to see a friend. They don’t know much English and London. They can’t find their friend’s home. They walk in the street for a long time. Then they see a man near a bus stop. They go up to him and ask the way. The man smiles but says nothing. Then he puts his hand into his pockets(口袋)and takes out a book. He opens the book and reads, “I’m sorry. I don’t speak English.” In the evening they find their friend’s home with the help of a policeman.
Mr Li and Mr King know much about London.
They can’t speak much English.
The man near the bus stop helps them find their friend’s home.
They don’t see any policeman in London.
The man near the bus stop can’t speak much English like Mr Li and Mr King.

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