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7.Who’srunningthiscompany?
8.Hereachedintohispocketforthewallet.
Unit2
1.Thisyoungcouplewant(s)tobuyahouseintown,butcan’tafforditnow.
2.Wecan'
taffordtowait.Let’sgetouthere!
3.Hetookgoodcareofthehouseandpaintediteverysecondyear/everyotheryear.
4.Hemovedthefurnitureintoanotherroom.
5.Theyhavedecidedtomovehouse/(toanotherhouse)becausetheydon’tlikethisplace.
7.LiMingsharesanapartmentwithfourotherstudents.
Unit3
1.I’mafraidthatthepositionisnotopentostudents.
2.IcameacrossaletterfromFrancetheotherday.
3.Heputhishandonhischestasiftoshowsincerity.
4.I’vefilledouttheapplicationform.
Shehadhercoaton.
6.Ican’thelpthinkingthatwe’vemadeabigmistake.
7.FredisshortforFrederick.
8.Heseemedinhisearlythirties.
Unit4
1.I’lldoitmyownwayifyoudon’tmind.
2.Johncouldn’thavebeenintheclassroom.Weweretherejustafewminutesago.
3.Suchrudebehaviorcan’tbeexcused.
4.MysalarywentupbyhalfwhenIchangedcompanies.
5.Theworkerssmashedthebottleswiththehammer.
6.Idon’tthinkithurttogetupearlier.
7.Youareaskingtoomuchofme.
8.Ikeepmakingthesamemistake.It’sreallyannoying.
Unit5
1.WhatistheaveragemonthlyincomeofthepeopleinShanghai?
2.Sheisimprovinginhealth.
3.Comparedwithfiveyearsago,myincomehasdoubled.
4.afterthetrafficaccident,hewashandicapped/crippled/disabledforlife.
5.InvestigationhasshownthatChinesemadecolortelevisionsarenotinferiorinqualitytoimportedbrands.
6.Whatyousaidwon’tchangemypositiononthematter,butIwilltakeyouropinionintoseriousconsideration.
Unit6
1.WestLakeinHangzhouattractstouristsfromhomeandabroadalike.
2.Throughourcampusflowsasmallriver,alongthebanksofwhichstandmanywillowtrees.
3.Thewheatfieldsstretchallthewaytothesmallhill.
4.Thisrestaurantservesdeliciousfoodatinexpensiveprices.
5.Sofar,wearesatisfiedwithhiswork.
6.ItissaidthatsomeguestsfromoursistercollegeinWisconsinwillcometovisitourcampus.
7.Thissupermarketsellseverythingfromhouseholdelectricappliancestomatches.Younameit,theygotit.
8.ThisbuildingislettoabusinesspersonfromHongkong.
Unit7
1)WhenIwakeupeverymorning,Iexpectsomethingexcitingwillhappen.
2)Thepersoninredisourteacher.
3)Theimprovementofthetrafficconditionshasgreatlycontributedtothebusinessgrowthinthisarea.
4)Sheistooexcitedtosayaword.
5)Childrenalldelightinanimalstories.
6)Ioftentriedtopersuadehertobemorecareful,butmyattemptswerealwaysinvain.
Unit8
1.Becauseofthebadweatherweareunlikelytoarriveatourdestinationbeforedark.
2.IfinditdifficulttospeakfluentEnglish.
3.Onbirthdayschildrenexpecttheirparentstobuysomepresentsforthem.
4.Towriteapaperisquitetime-consuming.Itinvolveslookingformaterials,makinganoutline,writing,andrewriting.
5.Ifyoudon’tworkhardnow,youmayendupnowhereinfuture.
6.Intheclassallthestudentsconcentratedontheteacher’slecture.
7.I’mverydisappointedthathefailedtowinthegame.
Unit9
1.Hecameuponagoodidea.
2Hishardworkpaidoff.Hegotapromotion.
3.Johnspendssometimeplayingwithhischildreneveryweekend.
4.Eatingtoomuchoftenresultsinillness.
5.Thisbookhadagreatimpactonawholegeneration.
6.Onceinawhilehegoesfishing.
7.Thispaperrepresentsimportantfindingsinourrecentresearch.
ZhangGangpitchedinassoonashegotajobatahotel.Hehadtobepunctual,hardworkingandpolitetoguestssoastomeetthehotel’sstandards,ashecouldn’taffordtolosethejob.Hestillowedafriendofhis800yuan.Heneededmoney.Ashehadjuststarted,therewasnohopeofbeingpromotedanditwasnotwisetobargainwithmanager.Hispaywas400yuanamonth.Hefiguredthathewouldbeabletopaybackthemoneyhehadborrowedinfourmonths’time.Hecleanedupthedining-halltwiceadayandcarriedluggageforguests.Hisfamilydidn’tlikehistakingajobasajanitor.Yet,forhim,workingatthehotelwasasourceofpridebecausehecouldearnmoneythroughhonestlabor.Hebeamedwhenhegothispayattheendofthefirstmonth.<
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Charleshadjustgraduatedfromcollege.Heworkedatafoodfactoryandearnedenoughtogetby.Hewasstilllivingwithhisparents,butwouldliketomovetoaflatassoonashecouldaffordit.Hehadagirlfriendandhopedtostartafamily.Buthehadtowaituntilhisincomewentupsothathecouldsavemoney.HisgirlfriendClara,whowasofthesameage,workedatacleaningbusinessandearnedlessthanCharles.Theydidn’twanttodependontheirparents.Theymighthaveacouncilhousesomeday,butnowtheyhadtohavepatience.
Unit3
Strangethingsalwayshappentous.ThismorningIwenttoasoftwarecompanyforajobinterview.SinceIwasearly,thereceptionistaskedmetowaitforMr.Lambertwithtwoothergirlswhohadcomefortheinterviewtoo.Justthenamanaboutmyagecameinandgavehisnametothereceptionist.Wecouldn’thelpwonderingwhathehadcomeforwhenweheardhimsaying“jobinterview.”Thereceptionistseemedabitsurprised.Shepointedtoaseatnexttousandsaidsomethingtohim.Icouldseethatthemanwasratherembarrassedwhenwegirlslookedathim.Iwonderedifheknewthatsecretarialworkisusuallyonlyopentowomen.Itwasabitstrangeforamantowanttobeasecretary.
Awomaniswaitingimpatientlyathome,wonderingifthemansheloveswillphoneher.Shehasbeenwaitingalongtime.Shedoesn’tcallhimfirstbecauseshedoesn’tliketodisturbhiswork.Sheimagineswhatshewillsaywhenhefinallyringsanddecidestobesweettohimbecauseshewasnicetohimatfirst.Astimepasses,shegetsmoreandmoreimpatient,until,bytheendofthestory,sheisunabletowaitanylongerandstartstodialthenumber.
AnAfricanchiefcametoLondonforthefirsttimewhenhewaswellpastsixty.Hehadneverlefthisowncountrybefore.Afriendofminewenttocallonhimthemorningafterhisarrivalandaskedhimhowhewasandwhetherhewasenjoyinghimself.Thechiefsaidhefeltwellbuthehadhadafrighteningexperienceearlierthatmorning.“IwenttoVictoriaStation,”hesaid,“asatraincamenearerandnearertowhereIstood,allthedoorsswungopen,andwhilethetrainwasstillmoving,agreatmanymenjumpedoutandbegantoruntowardme.”
Unit6
Iliveinalargevillageinthecountrysidebythebeach.Aroundmyvillageliefertilefields,inwhichgrowavarietyofcropsthroughouttheyear.Insuchalovelyenvironmentyoucanavoidmanyurbantroublessuchasnoise,pollution,andheavytraffic.Ilovetowalkintotheopencountryfromtimetotimeintheearlymorning,toenjoythefreshairandwatchthesunriseabovethehorizon.Throughmyvillagestretchesawideroad,alongthesidesofwhichstandtallsilver-barkedtrees.Onfixeddates,theroadservesasafreemarket.Itisalivewithlocalpeoplewhocometoselltheirfarmproduceandbuythingsfortheirhouseholds.
Unit7
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Itwasabrightsunnydayinearlyautumn.TheBrownshadgonetothecountryforanouting.Thesunlightnowslantedatadifferentangleandtherewasabreeze.Thefamilyfinallyreachedtheriver.Theparentsbegantomakeafire.Thekidstookofftheirclothesandputthemaway.Theygotouttheirbathingsuits,putthemonandwalkedintotheriver.Theyswamandplayedinthewater.Thentherecamethenicesmellandsoundofsizzlingburgers.Beforelong,dinnerwasready.Thefamilysatbesidethefireandenjoyedthemealimmensely.Thekidswerebesidethemselveswithjoy.Theywereawarethatthenewtermwouldsoonbegin.Theywereonlytoogladtohaveabitoffunbeforetheywentbacktoschool.
Unit8
Smilingisoneofthebasichumanemotionalexpressions.Peoplesmiletolookhappyandattractive,topleaseothers,ortoconcealnegativeemotions.Teachersmaysmiletoencouragetheirstudentswhiletheyaretryingtoworkoutdifficultproblems.Smilingalsohasafunctioninsocialcommunication.Typicallypeopleareexpectedtosmileduringafriendlyconversation.Finally,peopleofdifferentsexes,agesandculturessmileindifferentwaywithdifferentmeaning.
Unit10
Wehavedifferentkindsoffoodtoeat.ButWedon’tseemtopayenoughattentiontohowthefoodweeatisrelatedtoourdiseasepattern.Aninappropriatediet,especiallyinourearlylife,mayresultinsomehiddenhealthproblems.Bythetimetheybecomeevident,alotofdamagemayhavealreadybeendonetoourhealth.
Ontheotherhand,itisveryhardtofindoutexactlywhatweneed.Thereisnocertainwayofanticipatingwhowillgetwhatdisease,andwhen.However,evidenceshowthatpeoplewhoalwayseathigh-fatfoodaremorelikelytosufferfromhighbloodpressure,heartdisease,andcloggedarteries.Soitdoesmakesenseforustochooseourfoodwiselyandeatmanydifferentkindsoffoodtoachieveabalance.