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eg: a) The change in climate may affect your health .

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b) According to my watch, it is 4 o¡¯clock.

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c) I¡¯ll do it according to your instructions.

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17. harm n /vt Ë𺦣¬Î£º¦

do harm to ¶Ô¡­¡­Óк¦

harmful be harmful to ¶Ô¡­¡­Óк¦

eg: a) Everybody knows smoking harms our health.(v)

b) What he said harmed our feeling very much c) What he said did a lot of harm to our feeling . Reading

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b) He longs to see her again. Ëû¿ÊÍûÔÙ¼ûµ½Ëý¡£

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wake up ÐÑÀ´

wake sb up ½ÐÐÑ£¬ÅªÐÑijÈË

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respond to a question ´ð¸´ÎÊÌâ

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He turned round to find a policeman seeing him.

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A. turn to B. look for C. deal with D. talk about

6. We used to be an endangered species . Farmers hunted us without mercy. (ÎÒÃÇÒÔǰ³£³£ÊDZôΣ¶¯ÎũÃñÔøºÁ²»ÁôÇ鵨²¶ÁÔÎÒÃÇ¡£) ¢Ù mercy ÈÊ´È£¬¿íË¡£¬Á¯Ãõ

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