新视野大学英语第三版

evidence. 7.
Tohelptheemployeesbemorecommunica ve,thecompanyisof feringworkshopsforthosewhomaybeprofessionally (competent)b utsociallyawkward.
8. Mostparents,infact,aren'tveryhelpfulwiththeproblemstha h eirsonsanddaughtershavein(adjus ng)totheircollegelife.
7.Expressionsinuse 1.
Sincewehaveinvitedalltheotherneighborstoour25thweddinga nniversaryparty,we (feelobligedto)invitetheBrownstoo.
2. Mosto he me,noonewillcareaboutnaturaldisasters,andthey won't(beseriousabout)avoidingdisasters llonehasreallystruck.
showingfear. 6.
Duringtheweeksofdiscussion,delega onsfromgroupswhoarei nterestedintheresolu onmaycallonrepresenta vesto (standupfo r)theirpointofview.
7.
9. Weallknowthedangersofanearthquake:the (destruc on)tobui ldings,thetroublescanbecausedbyfallingtrees,andtheterroroccur swhentheearthactuallyopensup.
ould(exceed)twomillion. 3.
Researchersputpa entsthroughasetofpsychologicalteststode terminethenega veconsequencesofsleep (deficit).
4. Toomuch (exposure)todirtyaircancausepeopletosufferfromall ergiesanddiseasesthatwilleventuallyaffectpeople'shealth.
Platowasasuperbwriter,andhisworksareparto heworld'sgrea tliterature.Mosto isexis ngworkis (intheformof)dialogsandle e rs.
8. Youngpeopleshouldenterintoabroadflexibletrainingprogram,
2. Somereformadvocatesignoretheimpactofclasssizeonstudent
achievement,andtheyare(infavorof)wha heycallasapriority:teac hereffec veness.
3.
BecauseofeasyaccesstotheInternet,thenewbreakthroughtocr eatesomethingtrulycrea ve (isboundto)happenany menow.
9. Youcancounthowmanystudentspassedanexam,butpsychologi calandemo onalfeelingscannotbe(precisely)measured.
10. in short,par cipa oninsportsisextremely(beneficial)forcollegestud entsnotonlyphysicallybutalsoemo onallyandsocially.
edbythe(mystery)o ersmile.Whenyou'renotlookingather,shese emstobesmiling;whenyoulookather,shestops.
4. Tolivewithafamilywhosena velanguageisEnglishistheidealwa ytofurtherimproveone'sEnglishandtogain (insight)intoitsculture.
10. Notun lrecentlyhavewerealizedtha heincreasingworldpopu la onmayleadtoapoten algloomy (prospect)forhumanity:starva on.
7.Expressionsinuse 1.
Becausewomeno enrestric heirdie naneffor ocontrolweig ht,theymaynotconsumeenoughiron-richfoodand (areliableto)exp erienceanirondeficiency.
10. Onedaytheypassedmorethan20villages(insuccession),andso meo hesearesaidtohavestretchedforsixmilesormore.
Unit3 Sec onA 3.Wordsinuse
1. ErnestHemingway'skeeninsigh ntohissociety,ardentloveforp eopleandpercep veabili eshelpedhimtoformhisown (peculiar)c haracteris cofwri ng.
4. Indeed,i eacherswan o (speculateabout)howfarstudentsmi ghtge nlife,abe ermeasuremen hangradesmightbehowhardth estudentstry.
5. Naturehas(1)(invested)theseanimals(2)(with)acapacityfornot
7. It'sunderstandablethat,withoutanysupport,a16-year-oldcane asily(getlost)inacommi eeofpeopleintheirfor es.
8. I shopedthatsomenewhigh-techcompanieswill(bea ractedt o)thissmall,oldtowntoencourageloansforbuildinghousesandfact ories.
Unit2
Sec onA 3.Wordsinuse 1.
Inourclass,mostdiscussionsandac vi estakeplaceinassigneds mallgroups.vironmen
hat(promotes)learning. 2.
7. Beingasingleparent,thereisnowayforherto (calculate)the me andenergyshehasdevotedtoherchildrenforthepast10years.
8. I sessen althatyoustartbylisteningbecauseoneo hemain (ba rriers)teenagersandtheirparentsfaceinformingposi verela onsh ipsisthatneitherlistenstotheother.
5. Movingforwardeveninthefaceofgreatdifficul eshasbecomem
ymos mportant(asset)inmylifesinceithashelpedmeaccomplishs omethingremarkable.
6. Thelawyerproclaimedtheycouldn'tjumptoconclusionsbecaus eacceptableconclusionsmustbesupportedby (adequate)factsand
I sthedevelopmentstrategyo hecompanyto (accelerate)itsov erseasexpansioninordertotakeasliceo heworldmarket.
3. NearlysixmillionpeoplegotoseetheMonaLisaeveryyear,a ract
throughwhichtheycanlearnalotandbe (preparedfor)theirfutureca reers.
9.
Theyoungmanisveryhappyandproudtobe (inthecompanyof)th eoldprofessorbecausehealwaysfeelsgreatwhentalkingwithhim.
5.
Thereisarealneedto(boost)academicachievemen nschoolsan dhelpwiththedevelopmentofastudent'soverallcharacter.
6. Einsteinsaidhisscien ficdiscoveriesgrewfromhisimagina onr atherthanfrom(analysis),reasonandlanguage.
gabout. 5.
Thoughhewasveryexcitedaboutbeingelectedaspresidento h
estudentassocia on,manyextraresponsibili eshavebeen (thrust upon)himeversincethen.
6. Thedoctor,havingnoknowledgethatI (wasallergicto)thispar c ulardrug,prescribedthemedicine.
9. Itdoesn't(makesense)tobuythatexpensivecoatwhentheseche
aperonesarejustasgood. 10.
Afewyearslater,Franklingotmarried,startedhisownprin ngsh op,andwas(lookeduponas)asuccessfulyoungbusinessman.
3.
Whenyou(runinto)afriendthatyouhaven'tseenforalong mea ndhaveagoodchatwithhim,youmayfeelveryhappyanddelighted.
4. I sveryimportan o (dis nguishbetween)factsandopinionsino rdertohaveabe erunderstandingofwhatareadingpassageistalkin
Unit1
Sec onA 3.Wordsinuse 1.Themayordecidedto (condense)hisspeechinordertoleavee nough meforhisaudiencetoraiseques ons. 2. Itwasreportedtha herewasavehiclemissingevery20secondsi ntheUS.I hetrendscon nue,expertspredictannualvehiclethe sc