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9)standsachance
10)trial
2.
1)belief
2)brilliant
3)employment
4)hassavedup
5)stoodachance
6)wereawarded
7)Presumably
8)conducted
9)casual
10)around(whichstudentlife)revolves
3.
1)Joewrotetosaythathehadtoputoffhisvisitbecauseofhisillness.
2)Despitethenoise,theywentonworkingasifnothingwerehappening.
3)Trafficwasheldupforseveralhoursbytheaccident.
4)Called(up)ontospeakatthemeeting,Icouldn'
tverywellrefuse.
5)Mrs.Stevensonlookedinthecupboardandfoundtherewasnotasinglelumpofsugarleft.
6)ItwastherumorthatturnedJoeagainsthistwinbrother.
7)WewonderedhowSarawasgettingoninhernewjob.
8)AlthoughAnneagreedwithmeonmostpoints,therewasoneonwhichshewasunwillingtogivein.
9)Visitorscouldphotographalmostanythingherewithouthavingtoaskforpermission.
10)Whetherwemakeanexcm'
sionorstayhomewilldependontomorrow'
sweather,
IV.EnrichingYourWordPower
l)un+a.--a.
uncertain,unafraid,unacceptable,unfamiliar,unequal
2)un+p.p.--a.
unanswered,unattached,unexpected,unknown,undecided
3)un+ad.--ad.
unhappily,unskilfully,unconsciously,unnecessarily,uncomfortably
4)un+v.--v.
unsay,undress,untie,unlock,unload
l)reliable
2)changeable
3)enjoyable
4)exhaustible
5)permissible
6)regrettable
7)breakable
8)imaginable
9)workable
10)applicable
1)countercharge
2)counterattack
3)counterpart
4)counteract
5)countermeasures
6)Counterculturists
V.Usage
1.Lizsangperfectlyinthetownhallyesterdayafternoon.
2.Isawyourbrotherandhisgirlfriendwalkingarminarmintheparktheotherday.
3.Itbegantoblowquitehardbeforemidnight.
4.Theymovedthepianointoanotherroomupstairslastevening.
5.Cometomyofficeatteno'
clock.
6.Iwasstilllivingaloneathomeatthetime.
7.Believeitornot,IranintoyourcousininashopinNewYorkthreeweeksago.
8.Theoldcoupleweresittingquitehappilyinthegardenatthistimeyesterday.
VI.Structure
1.
1)Itturnedoutthathismethodsdidn'
tworkatall.
2)Itturnedoutthatthenecklacewasnotmadeofdiamond,butofglass.
3)Itturnedoutthatthe"
lost"
moneyhadbeeninthesafeallthetime!
4)Itturnedoutthattheexperimentwasmuchmomdifficultthantheyhadsupposed.
5)Ithasturnedoutthatyournephewisthemostsuitablepersonforthejob.
6)Tohissurprise,itturnedoutthatthefashionableyoungladyhespoketowasapickpocket.
1)itwasindeedamiraclethathehaddonesomuchinsoshortatime.
2)theyoungpeoplehavedoneagoodjob.
3)Xminusfourissix.
4)hecanfinishtheworkinacoupleofweeks.
5)thegoalcancertainlybeattained.
6)Paulmightmakeit.
VI.Cloze
(1)Fate
(2)trial
(3)guilty
(4)coupleof
(5)conducted
(6)wandering
(7)casual
(8)confirm
(9)temporary
(10)brilliant
(11)standachance
(12)employment
(13)turnagainst
(1)into
(2)at
(3)Before
(4)cur
(5)station
(6)confirmed
(7)injured
(8)drank
(9)jail/prison
(10)charged
(11)court
(12)dismissed
(13)but
(14)fine
(15)where
(16)killing
(17)from
(18)up
(19)fine
(20)free
(21)not
(22)who
(23)drunken/drunk
(24)or
(25)received
(26)such
(27)why
(28)injured
I.Translation
1.ThespokesmanmadeitclearthatthePresidentwouldnotcancelthetripunderanycircumstances.
2.Jackdidn'
tknowanythingaboutanyofthebooksonthebookshelf,sohischoicewasquitearbitrary.
3.Thesubsequenteventsconfirmedmysuspicionsonceagain.
4.Ithinkweshouldencouragehighschoolstudentstofindtemporaryjobs/employmentduringtheirsummerholidays.
5.ToOursurprise,thegovernorwhohadoftenbeenpraisedforhishonestyturnedouttobeacorruptofficial.
6.Afewworkerswerepromoted,butmeanwhilehundredsofworkersweredismissed.
7.Giventhechance,Johnmighthavebecomeanoutstandingpainter.
8.Severalhourslater,theboywasfoundwanderingaroundinthewoods.
Readingactivity
ExerciseB
1.a2.a3.d4.c5.c6.b7.b8.c9.c10.a
GuidedWriting
l.Therightorderis3,1,7,2,4,8,11,13,5,9,6,12,10.
AFrenchmanhadarrivedatasmallItaliantownandwasstayingwithhiswifeatthebesthotelthere.Onenighthewentoutforawalkalone.SuddenlyhesawayoungItalianhurryingpasthim.ThemanwasnearlyoutofsightwhentheFrenchmanfoundthathiswatchwasgone.HethoughtitwastheItalianwhohadtakenhiswatch.Hedecidedtofollowhim.SoontheFrenchmancaughtupwiththeItalian.Neitherofthemunderstoodtheother'
slanguage.TheFrenchmanthreatenedtheItalianwithhisfistandpointedtohiswatch-pocket.IntheendthepuzzledItalianwasforcedtogiveuphiswatchtotheFrenchman.WhenhereturnedtothehoteltheFrenchmantoldhiswifewhathadhappened..Hewasgreatlysurprisedwhenhiswifepointedtothewatchonthetable.NowherealizedthatbymistakehehadrobbedtheItalianofhiswatch.
2.AFunnyMistake
At8:
15oneSundaymorning,apoliceofficersawamanclimbingdownadrainpipefromanopenbedroomwindow.Assoonasthemanreachedtheground,theofficercaughthimbythearm.Inanswertotheofficer'
squestions,themansaidthathisnamewasCharlieCraneandhewasalorrydriverfromNottingham.Heexplainedthatthedaybeforehehadhadabreakdownandhadspentthenightinthehousewheretheofficersawhim;
Thatmorningthelandladyhadgivenhimbreakfastandhehadgoneonhisway.Laterhefoundthathehadleft£80underhispillow.Hereturnedandrangthebell,butnooneansweredit.Spottingthebedroomwindowstillopen,heclimbedupthedrainpipe.Ashewasagainleaving,theofficersawhim.Justastheofficerwasfiguringoutwhetherornotitwasonlyafunnymistake,awomanshoutedfromthekitchenwiadow,"
Mt.Crane,whateverareyoudoinghere?
Ithoughtyou'
dgoneawayanhourago.'