【正确答案】 1、正确答案：Whenever I am with my friends in the countryside, I know at any time, unless it rains, someone would suddenly say to me "go and take a walk". The way he speaks is so strong that it is rarely seen in other circumstances. People always hold it that the very idea of taking a walk goes with inborn dignity and nobility. For people having that idea in mind, when he sees others sitting comfortably in a chair and reading, he would think that he has the power to impose the wish of taking a walk on the one seated. While an old friend would take a simple "No" for an answer, but not the ordinary acquaintance, you have to find some excuse, such as "I"d love to, but..." Personally, I could find an excuse no more than "I have to write some letters". But this lame excuse exposes its shortcomings in three aspects: firstly, people would not take it: secondly, under that pressing circumstance, you have to stand up from the chair to the writing desk, scraping together a letter. And then, slowly, the walk-lover would leave the room, managing to hold his anger in leash and not calling you a liar or a hypocrite: thirdly, that excuse of writing a letter will not work on a Sunday morning, for " you can only have your letter posted in the evening" , a reply you have nothing to respond but to follow him outside for a walk.