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听力原文：There are certain things, such as breathing and eating, which babies can do at birth. Soon they learn to distinguish various people, and begin to make noises which seem like speech.
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有些事情是孩子在出生时就可以做的比如说呼吸和吃东西。很快他们就学会区分不同的人并且开始发出类似于说话的声音听起来似像讲话......

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