What you need is (1.) a book that you like to read. To find one that is (2.), you should go to the library. It’s easy to get there (3.)  our classroom. Take a left at the school nurse’s office. Walk for 20 feet and you will see the library on your right. Ms. Wilsons is a friendly and helpful librarian. Just show her your student ID card, and she’ll provide you with an application form to (4.)   out. After that, you can borrow up to three books at one time.  A book you love always feels (5.)  to have. Please take a trip to the library!

The Statue of Liberty is (1.) Liberty Island in the New York City harbor. It was given to the United States by the French in 1886. During this time, there (2.) a strong friendship between France and the United States. The French wanted to celebrate this friendship by giving the (3.)   people a large gift. So, they gave (4.) a large statue of Lady Liberty. The United States agreed that they would build the statue's pedestal in exchange (5.)   the statue. When people came by boat to the United States, the first thing they saw was the Statue of Liberty. Many people cried at the sight of it because it symbolized American freedom.