文档介绍：Parａｇｒaphｓ ｆor Ｐrｏｎｕnｃｉａtion Pｒaｃtｉｃe
Veｒsｉon A
ﻩHi. Mｙ nａmｅ is Pｏlａｎi Ｐｏzｚanｉ （Use yｏur owｎ nａmｅ!）. It's ｔｈｅ fourtｈ Thｕrｓｄay ｉn Novｅｍbeｒ， Thanｋｓgiviｎg Daｙ in thｅ Unitｅd Sｔatｅｓ. Ｍany Ameｒicans cｅlｅｂrate this ｈolｉdａy wｉtｈ faｍiｌy dｉnneｒs such as thｉs onｅ． Lｅｔ's tａke a ｌｏｏｋ and ｓeｅ wｈｅrｅ ｔｈis trａｄｉtion came fｒoｍ． In the ｙeａr １6２0, some Eｕrｏｐeanｓ camｅ to Noｒth Amerｉcａ aｎd ｓｅttlｅd ｉn whａｔ ｉｓ now Ｍaｓsaｃｈｕｓetｔs． Ｔｈey werｅ cａｌｌｅd thｅ Pilgrｉmｓ. The Ｐilｇｒｉms didn＇t knｏw how to grow ｃrops ｉn ｔhe Nｅw Ｗｏｒｌd, ｓo tｈe Naｔive Aｍｅrｉcans ｈeｌpｅd theｍ. Theｙ ｔaｕghｔ the Pilgｒiｍｓ hｏｗ to grow ｃorn ａｎd squａsh, ｏｒ pumpkｉｎ， ｈoｗ ｔｏ ｇａｔher cranbｅrｒiｅｓ, anｄ hoｗ to hunｔ wｉld ｔurkeys． Tｈe Pｉｌｇrｉｍs ａnd thｅ Ｎａtive Ａmeｒｉcａｎｓ "ｇaｖe ｔｈａnks" ｂy cｅlｅbｒatiｎg the gooｄ harvesｔ toｇeｔhｅr.
ﻩWe still eａt ｔhｅ saｍe ｆooｄs ｏｎ Tｈａnkｓgｉving - ｒｏaｓｔ ｔuｒkey ｗith stuｆfinｇ, ｃｒａnberｒy saucｅ, aｎd fｏr ｄeｓｓｅrt, pｕｍpkin ｐiｅ． And therｅ iｓ ｎo bettｅr ｐlaｃe tｏ finｄ pｅoplｅ ｇｅttiｎg rｅaｄy foｒ this hｏｌidａy ｔｈan ａt thｅ ｇrocery sｔoｒe. We talｋed wｉth soｍe ｐｅｏple hｅre abｏut ｔheir ｐlans fｏｒ Thaｎkｓgｉving． Ｈow do you uｓually ｃelebｒaｔe Tｈanksｇivinｇ?
Version B
How do yｏu gaｕｇe a ｃｏunｔrｙ's wｅｌl－being？ Thｅ ｕｓｕaｌ ａｐprｏach is to lｏoｋ ａｔ ｅｃｏｎomiｃ ｉnｄicatoｒs like ＧDP or emｐloymenｔ ｆigurｅs, ｏr sｏciａl oｎes ｌike lｉteracy ｌeｖels oｒ ｃriｍｅ ｒateｓ. Ｂut ｉn Bｒiｔain poliｔiｃians ａｒe ｓｅｅｋinｇ ａ ｍuch moｒｅ ｂaｓic mｅasｕre of thｅ publｉc's well－bｅing: iｔs ｈａｐｐｉnｅｓs.