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Working with expressions
(1) as (2) in (3) in (4) after (5) from (6) in (7) out (8) of
Focusing on sentence structure
A1. He visited the pub again and again in the hope(s) that he might meet that girl once more.
2. She studied hard day and night in the hope(s) that she could pass the exam at the end of the term.
3. I came to this class in the hope(s) that I could learn something useful for my future work.
B 1. A good dictionary can serve as your best friend and best teacher, helping you master the language more efficiently. 2. Keeping a diary is a good exercise, helping cultivate the good habit of recalling and thinking over what one has done during the day.
3. Listening to classical music benefits one significantly, helping one refine one's taste and ennoble one's mind. Translating
A 1. Life is not always like a fairy tale, and you have to live with it.
2. They were the smartest young people in Germany—the cream of the crop of their generation.
3. The thing has already been very complex, so you had better not step in again.
4. Thanks to your suggestion, it didn't take long to iron out the difficulties.
B1. 人们相信一个合适的名字能够大致勾勒出一个孩子的前程，有助于确定这个孩子将来是一位有名的画家还是出色的钢琴演奏家，是一位律师还是个旅馆老板。
2. 同一个家族的同一代人中的所有男孩，无论是亲兄弟还是堂兄弟，他们的名字的第一部分将是相同的。
3. 最后，一些人以有名的统治者或社会名人的名字来作为孩子的名字，比如像乔治·华盛顿·卡弗这样的名字，还有人以他们最喜爱的电视肥皂剧的演员的名字来给孩子取名。
4. 命名在日本也是一个问题，日本政府认为人们应该避免给孩子们取一些会被其他孩子取笑的名字。 Using topic related terms
(1) cultures (2) customs (3) fortune-teller (4) heritage (5) figures (6) government (7) approve of (8) left up to Section B
Getting the message DBACB
Using the right word
(1) greeted (2) characteristics (3) representatives (4) reluctant (5) formal (6) displayed (7) relax (8) conflict Working with expressions
(1) along (2) of (3) as (4) of (5) by (6) In (7) at (8) from Cloze 略 Section C
A(1) sd@sina.com.cn (2) hm347@cam.ac.uk (3)
aajohn@online.sh.cn (4) pro forma invoice (5) pro forma invoice (6) Miller (7) enclose our pro forma invoice for the Shanghai tour (8)
services have been (9) receiving your Preliminary Rooming List as soon as possible (10) there is anything else I can do (11) contact me (12) Sarah Deng
B (1) RESTAURANT MANAGER AND Asst. (2) fine dining (3) competitive, $8—$10/hour (4) Monday—Friday, 09:00—16:00 (5) 202/337-6520 (6) jwinkel@potomachospitality.com C ABC Motor Ltd. 999 Huashan Road Shanghai, China Millways Company Ltd. Purchase Order No.: 10 Horndean Way 1162M Bristol BS2 6CS England Date: 10 June 2008 Quantity Description Unit Total 10 MFH bicycles $70.00 $700.00 5 FFH motors $300.00 $1,500.00 Total: $2,200.00 Delivery Date Required: Terms ABC Motors Limited December 10th, 2008 30 days from receipt M. Stone Unit6 Section A Reading out
(1)tool (2)knowledge (3) based (4) surf (5) confronted (6) distorted Getting the message
1. It contributes to global integration by enabling the free exchange of ideas.
2. The Internet breaks up society by isolating its individual users.
3. No. The breakup of society has been a sad reality for some time now. Even prior to the Internet's widespread application,
folks were already becoming distanced from their extended families and neighbors.
4. The writer means that while people nowadays can and often do develop online relationships with distant folks without leaving their homes, they have not invested the time in activities which encourage a sense of community in their villages, towns and cities
5. The writer gives his nephew as an example. The boy would rather go online to play his games against his friends on the Internet than actually play with his friends.
6. Some would argue that the Internet is real since in practical terms, folks are shopping, traveling and having relationships. Some others would not think so because the virtual existences are created by some users who shop, travel and have relationships online. In the final analysis, it depends upon how a \is defined or how we perceive the world about us.
7. It is to achieve balance in our lives.
8. It refers to the fact that the Internet may forever change our society and culture just as the automobile did. Using the right word CBABADBD
Working with expressions
(1)for (2) to (3)on/upon (4) in (5) like (6) in (7) above (8) in
Focusing on sentence structure
A 1. Depending (up)on who the readers are, the book may not be suitable.
2. He may very well have mastered over 20 languages, depending (up)on how the mastery of a language is defined. 3. Depending (up)on how one spends their money, a man with a lot of money may very well enjoy a better life than a man with little money.
B1. They have achieved remarkable economic successes without sacrificing environment.
2. He left home suddenly without saying goodbye to his parents.
3. The millionaire died without leaving a will for his family. Translating
A 1. Eventually your daughter will leave home to lead her own life, but in the meantime she has to rely on your support.
2. Though she is confronted with money problems, she knows how to solve them.
3. Now that you have a computer and a cell phone, we can
communicate more easily.
4. What this means in practical terms is that once you cheat, you lose.
B 1. 但是却很少报道可能存在这样一个前景：因特网可能孤立其用户而促进社会分崩离析
2. 当我们越过一些阶段看现在，我们看到了一个近乎残酷的讽刺：人们不必离开家就能够而且经常在网上与另一半球的人们建立关系。
3. 因特网或许是个真实的地方，这取决于如何定义―真实的地方‖。
4. 尽管这么说，我仍认为开发因特网潜力的关键是要在我们的生活中取得平衡。
Using topic related terms
(1)widespread (2) Folks (3) Web (4)conflict (5) virtual (6)distort(7)isolated (8) breakup Section B
Getting the message ADCDC
Using the right word
(1) span (2) data (3) resisted (4) oblige (5) innocent (6) heading (7) highlight (8) distinguish Working with expressions
(1)between (2) out (3) up (4) up (5) from (6) on (7) in (8) with Cloze 略 Section C
AJohn Williams Ltd. 16 Tot Way Norwich
Norfolk N16 7BH March 7th, 2008
Hermis Travel 35 Whitehall London SW1
Dear Sirs,
With reference to your advertisement in yesterday's Times, would you please send me full details and prices of your flights to New York?
Yours faithfully,
(Signature)
M Saunders
Export Manager B 1
John Williams Ltd.
16 Tot Way Norwich
Norfolk N16 7BH March 7th, 2008
Hermis Travel 35 Whitehall London SW1
Dear Sirs,
With reference to your advertisement in yesterday's Times, would you please send me full details and prices of your flights to New York?
Yours faithfully,
(Signature) M Saunders
Export Manager 2 John Williams Ltd.
16 Tot Way Norwich
Norfolk N16 7BH March 7th, 2008
Hermis Travel 35 Whitehall London SW1
Dear Sirs,
With reference to your advertisement in yesterday's Times, would you please send me full details and prices of your flights to New York?
Yours faithfully,
(Signature) M Saunders