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写作课本相关答案
Unit1
DenotationandConnotation(p2)
b
ClassActivities(p3)
2.
Word
Denotation
Connotation
Sentence
apreciousyellowmetal
wealth,value,precious,etc.
Silenceisgold.
moon
purity,tranquility,sth.outofreach,etc.
There’snopointhopingforpeaceinthecountry.It’slikeaskingforthemoon.
ice
waterfrozensothatithasbecomesolid
Theiceinhisvoicewasonlytohidethepain.
redliquidflowingthroughthebodiesofhumansandanimals
familybackground,race,descent,temperament,etc.
ClassroomActivities(p4)
1.
Favorable
Neutral
Unfavorable
unique,quaint
bizarre,abnormal
resolute,steadfast
stubborn,dogged
praise,commend,flatter
lickone’sboots
seniorcitizen
fossil
singlewoman
spinster
2.a.uniqueb.pigheadedc.flatteredd.fossile.spinster
3.a.dob.doc.maked.doe.dof.make
ClassroomActivities(p5)
1.DDABCCB
ClassroomActivities(p7)
2.a.roseb.raisedc.lyingd.laide.layf.stationery
g.stationaryh.principlei.principal
Whenthesubjectiscompound(p8)
Summary
1.Acompoundsubjectwithandtakesapluralverbinmostcases,butwhenitexpressesasingularmeaningorwheneachofthesingularsubjectsisconsideredindividually,ittakesasingularverb.
2.Afteracompoundsubjectwithor,nor,either…or,neither…nor,not…but,theverbagreesinnumberandpersonwiththenearerpartofthesubject.
3.Interveningphrasesorclausesorclausesnotintroducedbycoordinatingconjunctionsdonotaffectthenumberofaverb.Suchphrasesarenormallyintroducedbyprepositionsorprepositionalphrasessuchasaswellas,asmuchas,ratherthan,alongwith,inadditionto,togetherwith,with,plus,andincluding.
Whenthesubjectexpressesquantity(p9)
Summary
1.Phrasesoftime,money,weightandmeasurementnormallytakeasingularverb.
2.Somewordsorphrasessuchasall,most,half,thelast,therest,takeasingularorpluralverb,dependingonthemeaningofthenounorpronounthatfollows.
3.Phraseslikelotsof,heapsof,loadsoftakesingularorpluralverbsdependingontheformofthenounsthatfollow.
4.Insentenceswithmorethanoneormanyamodifyingthesubjectnoun,theverbshouldtakeasingularformthoughitispluralinmeaning.
Whenthesubjectisarelativepronoun,awhat-clause,orinthethere-bestructure(p9)
a.Hewasoneofthecandidateswhowereabletocarryouttheircampaignpledges.
Hewastheonlyoneofthecandidateswhowasabletocarryouthiscampaignpledges.
b.Whathewantsisjustalittlelovefromhisfosterparents.
Whatonethinksandsaysarenotalwaysthesame.
c.Thereisacherrytreeandseveralorchidflowersinthegarden.
Therearehundredsofapplicantsonthewaitinglistforthejob.
Summary
1.Afterarelativepronoun(who,which,that),theverbhasthesamepersonandnumberastheantecedent(先行词).
2.Afterawhat-clause,theverbisusuallysingular.Butifthewhat-clauseisinacompoundstructurepluralinmeaning,theverbisinpluralform.
3.Inthethere-bestructure,theverbissingularorpluraldependingonthenumberofthesubject.Thesingularthereismaybeusedtointroduceacompoundsubjectwhenthefirstnounorphraseissingular.
Others(p10)
Summary
1.Indefinitepronounssuchasanybody,anyone,each,everybody,nobody,noone,andsomebodygenerallyrequireasingularverb.
2.Thepronounsanyandnonetakeeithersingularorpluralverbs.
3.Acollectivenountakesasingularverbwhentheclassitnamesisthoughtofasaunit,butapluralverbwhenthemembersoftheclassarethoughtofasindividuals.
4.Titlesofbooks,magazines,movies,newspapers,plays,andtheliketakeasingularverb.
5.Certainnounswhicharepluralinformbutsingularinmeaninggenerallytakeasingularverb.Someofthesearephysics,mechanics,news,statistics,andwhereabouts.
Follow-upexercises(p12-14)
1.a.(mouse)→chicken
b.(politician)→statesman
c.(wind)→breeze
d.(utilize)→drink
e.(ascertaining)→finding
f.(bombarded)→received
g.(opened)→drewback
h.(contain)→accommodate
i.(habits)→customs
2.Thewriter’sattitudechangesfromnegativetopositiveineachpairofsentences.
3.1)experienced2)elapsed3)attempting4)with
5)takeup6)made7)endeavor8)true
4.a.persecuted→prosecuted
b.uninterested→disinterested
c.further→farther
d.farther→further
e.principle→principal
f.accept→except
g.composes→comprises
h.economical→economic
i.√
j.waken→awaked
5.MysisterLuluacceptedascholarshiptostudyintheUK.ShehaddoneverywellinschoolandtheprincipalthoughtthatlivingwithaBritishfamilywouldteachheralot.Mothersaidshewouldlethergoifsheboughtaboxofstationeryandpromisedtowritehomeeveryweek.Shesaidthatshewouldliveuptoherpromiseandshealwaysdoesprettywellinlivinguptoherprinciples.SoonaftershearrivedintheUK.,sheadaptedtohernewenvironment.Hernewlifedidnotaffectheragreatdeal.Sheknewthatasastudentshehadtobeeconomicalandshewasnotself-consciousofherpoorwearingandstrangeaccent.Thesewerethethingsshewasuninterestedin;whatfascinatedherinsteadwastheculturaldifferencesbetweenthetwocountries.Shefoundpeopletherelikedtopaycomplimentsandweremorecreduloustowhatshesaid.Ofcourse,sheneverlaytothemabouthermotherland.Thoughsheexperiencedculturalshockscontinually,shedevelopedafairattitudetowardstheotherculture.Intheproceedingyears,shesettleddownintheUK.andbecameapersonwithanalternativeculturalidentity.
6.a.isb.isexpectedc.hasd.was/ise.isf.was
g.planh.arei.werej.varyk.improvesl.becomes
m.isn.iso.havemade
Unit2
PartⅢGRAMMAR(p22)
Subjectivevs.objective
a.She,meb.mec.himd.shee.whof.whoever
g.Who/Whomh.whom
Summary
1.Subjectivepronounscanbeusedasthesubjectorpartofthepredicateofasentence,whileobjectivepronounscanbeusedastheobjectofeitheraverborapreposition.
2.Bothsubjectiveandobjectivepronounscanbeusedaspartofapredicateandthedifferenceliesinstyle.Ifasubjectivepronounisused,itsoundsformaland,therefore,isusuallypreferredinformalwriting.Ifitisanobjectivepronounthatisused,itsoundscolloquialandis,therefore,preferredininformalspeech.
3.PhraseslikeIthink,Ibelieve,Isuppose,wheninsertedintoaclause,donotaffecttherolesoftheothercomponentsintheclause.
4.Whentheinterrogativepronounisnotthefirstwordofaquestion,standardusagehasnotyetgivenupwhomafteraprepositionorattheendofthequestion:
Forwhomwasthepartygiven?
Youlistenedtowhom?
Withwhomdidyougo?
However,popularusagehasbeenmovingtowardstheeliminationofwhom,especiallywhenitcomesfirstinaquestion.
Whoisitfor?
Whodidyoumeet?
Whoareyoulookingfor?
Singularvs.plural(p23)
Summary
1.Useasingularpronounwhentheintentoftheantecedentissingular.Anindefinitepronoun,likesomeone,everyone,noone,andone,isusuallyconsideredtobesingularpronouns,butsometimesitisusedinthepluralsenseandform.
2.Useapluralpronounwhentheintentoftheantecedentisplural.
Pointofview(p24)
Summary
Oneoftheproblemsaboutthepointofviewisacarelessshiftfromonesubjecttoanotherwithinasentenceorfromonesentencetothenext.Thesolutionistorewritetheparagraphusingaconsistentpresidingpronoun,orpointofview.
Follow-upexercises(p26)
2.a.playaminorrole/beautilityman
b.That’sGreektome.
c.belatedaction/advice
d.Wherethereissmokethere’sfire.
e.anevilcreature
f.walkintothetrap
g.one’sfaceglowingwithhealth
3.(p27)
a.Wemustpracticeeconomy.
b.Itisessentialtocontrolenvironmentalpollution.
c.Wemustarriveatthestationontime.
d.Financialexpendituresshouldbearrangedinorderofpriority.
e.Weshouldspeedupconstructionofurbanhousingsoastoimprovethehousingcondition.
f.Tobeallowedtomakeprofits,privatecapitalhastomeettwoconditions:
1)theprofitsmustbelegal,and2)theymustnotbeexcessive.
g.DuringtheperiodoftheTenthFive-YearPlanwemustneverneglectgrainproduction.Instead,wemuststeadilyincreaseit.
5.a.meb.whoc.Id.me/myselfe.mef.other’s
g.whoh.usi.whomj.Somek.one’sl.hism.his
n.his,his
Unit3
ClassroomActivities(p31-32)
1.Allthesephrasesareredundantinthewrittencontext.
2.a.XianmingHighSchoolhasafacultythatdotheirjobswell.
b.Oneoftherequirementsisatermpaperofthreethousandwordsonasubjectofyourchoice.
c.Collegeisdifficulttoadjusttobecauseyouareleftonyourowntosolvemanyproblems.
d.AcareerintheArmyhasbothadvantagesanddisadvantages.Sodoesthereturntothecivilianlifefromthemilitary.
e.Teenagepregnancyhascreatedalotofcontroversy.
ClassActivities(p33)
1.a.awful→boring
b.bad→unconvincing
c.nice→diamond
d.things→traits
ClassroomActivities(p35)
Jo’smouth
decided
hernose
comical
hereyes
sharp,gray,fierce,funny,thoughtful
herhair
long,thick
hershoulders
round
herhandsandfeet
big
PartⅢGrammar
ClassroomActivities(p35-36)
a.Thatwomanwhoislaughingismymother.
b.Finally,theyfoundthetreasurethathadbeenhidden.
c.Thisistheplacethatismostfrequentlyreportedinthepress.
d.Theboywhowasenchantedstaredatthescreen,mouthwideopen.
Summary
1.The–ingformofaverbisusedwhentheactiondescribedbytheverbcontinuestohappenorwhentherelationshipbetweenthemodifiedandtheverbisactive.
2.Th