Dear Craig,
How are you these days? I have some good news to tell you.
The first International Food Festival went very well [1]go well: 进展顺利, and the results were worth [2]worth: 美: [wɜrθ] 英: [wɜː(r)θ] adj. 有…价值；值…钱；（指行动）值得；值得（费周折） the effort [3]effort: 美: [ˈefərt] 英: [ˈefə(r)t] n. 努力；尽力；成就；气力[4]the results were worth the effort:结果是值得付出的努力的 . Both the parents and the teachers loved the food. Maria cooked very successfully [5]successfully: 英 [səkˈsesfəli]美 [səkˈsesfəli] adv. 成功地；顺利地. She sold 35 dishes of beef curry. Jane cooked mote successfully. She sold 45 Indian curries. I cooked the most successfully. I sold 50 bowls of fried rice. But the most popular food was fried noodles. The students were happy, and I think you will be as happy as all the students. We worked very hard, and in the end [6]in the end: 终于，最后 we made over ¥1 500. We’ll send the money to you.
Best wishes to you!
Sincerely,
Li Weikang
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Maria: What did you make for 1he food festival, Mina?
Mina: I made filed noodles.
Maria: How do we eat them? Do we need a fork?
Mina: No, you use chopsticks.
Maria: Oh, I don’t think I can eat it very neatly!
Mina: Well, if you want to, you can use forks to eat fried noodles.
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