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    I worked like a postman for a short time, but I      

    1.________

    was afraid of the dogs and I had a lot of trouble.  

    2.________

    One day, I managed to send a postcard to a big house.   

    3.________

    No sooner had I got my bicycle than a large dog ran   

    4.________

    towards the gate, barking loudly at me. It seemed 

    5.________

    to bite me. If I had moved an inch towards, the dog      

    6.________

    would have jumped at me. At the end I had no          

    7.________

    choice but drop the postcard on the ground in the garden

    8.________

    The terrible-looking dog picked it immediately and      

    9. ________

    carried it in the house. The dog was a good postman. 

    10.________

    1. like ― as       2. 去掉the           3. managed ― tried        4. got 后加off         5.正确   

    6. towards ― forward(s)               7. At ― In                     8. but 后加to           9. it 后加up      10. in―into

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