高中英语改错,急1.My wife,Clarissa,had different idea.She had some modest Christmas growing up.She vividly remembered when she was 14 or 15 years old and her father lost her job in the construction industry.She overheard her parents talked abou

高中英语改错,急1.My wife,Clarissa,had different idea.She had some modest Christmas growing up.She vividly remembered when she was 14 or 15 years old and her father lost her job in the construction industry.She overheard her parents talked abou
高中英语改错,急
1.My wife,Clarissa,had different idea.She had some modest Christmas growing up.She vividly remembered when she was 14 or 15 years old and her father lost her job in the construction industry.She overheard her parents talked about hou sadly they were.So when her parents asked her how she wanted this year,she said,"Nothing."When her mother insisted on she should get something,Clarissa asked for socks.So as her family's finances improved,Christmas went back to being a much big production.Around 10 P.M.,Santa(my future brother-in-law in a costume)showed up with an enormous bag presents and stepped into a room of childen shouting with joy.
2.My father carried a gene which usual causes blindness.Fifteen years later,my father began to lose her cyesight and so do I.He was 55 years old,but I was only 28.Two years later,we did blind.My world crumbled,destroyed the dreams.My father gave me not just failing eyesight,and an example of determination in the face of nisfortume as well.He worked tirelessly to win the right to go to rhe US.Lonely in the States,he overcame his helplessness and lack English skills to rent a small apartment,and buy airline tickets for my mom and me .His journey taught to me valuable lessons for dealing with mu blindnss

高中英语改错,急1.My wife,Clarissa,had different idea.She had some modest Christmas growing up.She vividly remembered when she was 14 or 15 years old and her father lost her job in the construction industry.She overheard her parents talked abou
1.My wife,Clarissa,had different 【ideas】.She had some modest Christmas growing up.She vividly 【remember】 when she was 14 or 15 years old and her father lost 【his】 job in the construction industry.She overheard her parents 【talking】 about 【how】 sad they were.So when her parents asked her 【what】 she wanted this year,she said,"Nothing." When her mother insisted 【that】 she should get something,Clarissa asked for socks.So as her family's finances improved,Christmas went back to being a much 【bigger】 production.Around 10 P.M.,Santa (My future brother-in-law in a costume) showed up with an enormous bag 【of】 presents and stepped into a room of children shouting with joy.
2.My father carried a gene which 【usually】 causes blindness.Fifteen years later,my father began to lose 【his】 eyesight and so 【did】 I.He was 55 years old,but I was only 28.Two years later,we 【went】 blind.My world crumbled,【my dreams destroyed】.My father gave me not just failing eyesight,【but】 an example of determination in the face of misfortune as well.He worked tirelessly to win the right to go to the US.Lonely in the States,he overcame his helplessness and 【lack of】 English skills to rent a small apartment,and 【bought】 airline tickets for my mom and me.His journey taught me valuable lessons for dealing with my blindness.