閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

Jenny always admired powerful and attractive marathon runners and dreamed that one day she could also run a marathon.

To make it, one day, she began to seriously prepare. At first, she only set the small goal of running one kilometer each morning. However, she still found it tiring and soon gave up running. As days went on, her weight gradually increased. Upset about her health, she finally decided to lose weight by doing exercise. She began running again.

As usual, in the following days, her big problem with exercising was how to stay motivated all the time. She tried to find guidance from running experts and books. And everything she read indicated that she’d better pair up with a running partner. She followed the advice, but human exercise companions always let her down. Her last exercise companion quit with excuses like, “It’s my turn to do the dishes” at six o’clock in the morning! She hated to admit it, but she had made similar excuses to others and disappointed them in similar ways.

Then Bruce appeared in Jenny’s life, a birthday gift from her husband, John. John couldn’t work out with Jenny because he had a bad back. So that job was left to Bruce, a yellow dog. Bruce was quite energetic, which made him destined (注定的) to be a running partner.

In the beginning, Bruce and Jenny ran only fifty paces at a time, each set mixed with one hundred paces of walking. “I don’t look foolish starting this way,” thought Jenny, “because Bruce’s bones are too young to make him run much harder.” She was right, and Bruce’s early limitations gave her time to start slowly without feeling awkward.

After about nine months, though, Bruce was old enough to run several miles a day and Jenny was fit enough to keep up. From spring to autumn, they logged the miles together every day. However, as winter approached and the weather got colder, maintaining a daily running routine required lots of dedication (熱忱) and determination. And Jenny started to think the dog would be like her previous human partners and that she couldn’t count on the little dog for help with motivation.

注意：

1. 續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；

2. 請按如下格式作答。

What happened later proved that Jenny was wrong. _________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

One spring morning, Jenny started her first marathon, accompanied by Bruce. ___________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

本文以事件發(fā)展為線索展開。文章主要講述了渴望跑馬拉松的Jenny在鍛煉時一直苦于保持動力，直到她從丈夫那里收到了一只充滿活力的黃色小狗Bruce做為生日禮物。起初，由于Bruce還很小，他們的訓(xùn)練進(jìn)度較為緩慢。但九個月后，他們已經(jīng)能每天共同跑下數(shù)英里。盡管Jenny曾懷疑Bruce能否在嚴(yán)冬中保持動力，但他最終證明自己是一位專注且可靠的跑步伙伴，這不僅加深了他們之間的情感，還幫助珍妮實(shí)現(xiàn)了健身目標(biāo)。

①由第一段首句內(nèi)容“后來發(fā)生的事證明Jenny是錯的”可知，第一段可描寫B(tài)ruce非?？煽?，成為Jenny理想的跑步伙伴，Bruce是如何陪伴Jenny跑步的以及他的存在讓Jenny保持動力。

②由第二段首句內(nèi)容“一個春日早晨，Jenny在Bruce的陪伴下開始了她的首場馬拉松比賽”可知，第二段可描寫Jenny在比賽中的感受——她發(fā)自內(nèi)心地感謝Bruce的陪伴，以及比賽結(jié)束后得到的感悟。

What happened later proved that Jenny was wrong. Bruce turned out to be the most reliable running partner she could have ever hoped for. No matter how cold and dark it was, he would always eagerly wait by her side, ready to start their daily running together. His unwavering dedication and enthusiasm served as a constant reminder of the commitment she had made to herself, helping her maintain her motivation even in the toughest conditions.

One spring morning, Jenny started her first marathon, accompanied by Bruce. The race was challenging, but with each step she took, she felt an overwhelming sense of accomplishment and gratitude. She knew that without Bruce’s unwavering support and companionship, she would never have been able to achieve this incredible milestone. As they crossed the finish line together, Jenny couldn’t help but feel a deep connection with her loyal running partner, who had not only helped her achieve her dream but also taught her the true meaning of perseverance and determination.

1. turn out 證明是；結(jié)果是

2. unwavering adj. 不動搖的；堅定的

3. milestone n. 重要事件；里程碑

4. finish line 終點(diǎn)線

1. His unwavering dedication and enthusiasm served as a constant reminder of the commitment she had made to herself, helping her maintain her motivation even in the toughest conditions.（動詞-ing形式短語作狀語）

他堅定不移的奉獻(xiàn)精神和熱情時刻提醒著她對自己的承諾，即使在最艱難的條件下，這也能幫助她保持動力。

2. As they crossed the finish line together, Jenny couldn’t help but feel a deep connection with her loyal running partner, who had not only helped her achieve her dream but also taught her the true meaning of perseverance and determination.（as引導(dǎo)時間狀語從句、who引導(dǎo)限制性定語從句）

當(dāng)他們一起沖過終點(diǎn)線時，Jenny不禁與這位忠實(shí)的跑步伙伴產(chǎn)生了深厚的感情，他不僅幫助自己實(shí)現(xiàn)了夢想，還讓她懂得了堅持和決心的真正含義。