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Unit OnePassage 1Proverbs:1.As you sow, so you will reap.2.He who laughs last laughs the longest.3.Better beg than steal.4.Honesty is the best policy.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. applause 2. candidate 3. all the time 4. impressed 5. interview 6.memorize 7. getting on with 8. Leaning 9. sense 10 choiceII. 1. Faced with a lot of evidence, the man had to admit that he was the head of the drug ring.2. Tommy offered to drive us to the seaside in his car, but insisted we should share thepetrol costs.3. On-the –job smoking is not allowed in our company. So many employees have to giveup smoking or reduce the amount they smoke.4. When you apply for a job, the first thing the employer sees is your resume.5. When you find yourself often upset about small matters, you’d better cultivate a hobby.Passage 2Proverbs1.Despair gives courage to a coward.2.Fortune favors the bold.3.When angry, count a hundred.4.When a man is angry, he can’t be in the right.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI.. 1.企业 2 从事）商业 3 因公事 4 正事 5 公事公办 6 商业7营业额8事务II. 1. as far as 2. hope for 3. Again and again 4. care 5. is covered with 6. all the way7. in front of 8. as usual 9. stand in her way 10. unusual 11. waste 12. far awayfromPassage 3Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1.got hot 2. at the end of 3. taken the place of 4. made so much noise 5. at the same time 6. get through 7. in the air 8. look through 9. made signs 10. lost the hop of II. 1. above 2. over 3. through 4. out of 5. about 6. next to 7. in 8. at 9. with,for 10. 0fUnit TwoPassage 4Proverbs1.Fine feathers make fine birds.2.Clean and whole makes poor clothes shine.3.Never judge from appearances.4.It is not the gay coat that makes the gentleman.5.Clothes do not make the man.6.Don’t throw out your dirty water until your get in fresh.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. deep 2. notice 3. collect 4. thick 5. are catching 6. placed 7. follow 8.care9. heavy 10 turnII. 1. We went to bed that evening around 10:30 as usual.2. She left her kid with a friend and went to town.3. The walls on our house are only a few inches thick.4. The German base from which they had been attacked lay about sixty kilometers to the westof the front line.5. Although being early may mean wasting a little time, this will be less than if you miss thetrain and have to wait an hour or more for the next one.6. I had been told that the hotel was not beautiful but you were better fed there than in anyother place in London;--- and that was what I wanted then.Passage 5Proverbs1. Plan the whole year in he spring.2. April showers bring forth May flowers.3. A snow year, a rich year.4. The morning sun never lasts a day.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. full of 2. bad for 3. ran after 4. cut down 5. cut off 6. enjoy 7. pass through8. knocked down 9. used to be 10. looked forward toII. 1. Day 2.sky 3. pouring 4. down 5. clear 6. shine 7. falls 8. made 9. sunny10. carrying 11. raining 12. afternoon 13. weather 14. conversation 15. discussPassage 6Proverbs1.One enemy can do more hurt than ten friends can do good.2. Nothing worse tban a familiar enemy.3. Better a thousand enemies outside the house than one inside.4. Believe no tales from an enemy’s tongue.5. Truth will come to light.6. Lift a rock only to drop it in one’s own toes.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. accompanies 2. folded 3. hide 4. fetch 5. round the corner 6. suspected7. interviewed 8. missing 9. her turn 10. flicked throughII. 1. was hurrying 2. saw 3. coming 4. to avoid 5. crossed 6. was 7. being 8. to face9. had not brought 10. was 11. had liked 12. had left 13. had killed 14. knew15. had been told 16. to bring 17. had—trusted 18. werePassage 7Proverbs1．If you wish good advice, consult an old man.2. Years know more than books.3. The best wine comes out of an old vessel.4. Never too old to learn.5. As the old cock crows, so crows the young.6. An old man never wants a tale to tell.You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. costs 2. dull 3. escape 4. improving 5. breathe 6. at least7. in large numbers 8. hit 9. possess 10. in a hurryII. 1.for 2. between 3. into, out of 4. about 5.on, on 6. past 7.behind, beside8. in 9. in 10. across 11. by 12. onPassage 8Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1.evenly 2. reduce 3. extra 4. factor 5. emergency 6. destination7. relative 8. lightened/has lightened 9. will 10. tightlyIII. 1. Those who expect to have a good command of English within a few months should bear in mind that there is no short cut on language learning.2. It’s a great idea to stay overnight at your house, but I had better talk it over with my parentsin case they don’t agree.3. He advised me to make sure that the second-hand car was in good condition before I made adecision to buy it.4. I you don’t cut in half the members of the courses you ‘re going to take next semester, I’ msure you will be weighted down.5. As for my house in the countryside, I only live there every summer, I don’t intend to move infor good.Passage 9Proverbs1. I anything can go wrong, it will.2. The bread never falls but on its buttered side.3. Misfortunes never come singly.4. What is worse than ill luck?Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. act 2. questioned 3. puzzled 4. apologized 5. one of those days6. burst into7. ask for8. ordered9. perform 10. pick---upII. 1. One study showed that forty percent of those killed in car accidents could have been saved if they had been wearing seat belts.2. There were no holes in my pockets. How could I have lost the money?3. If Mike had not overslept, he might have caught the plane.4. More people might have taken the medicine if its side effects had not been so strong.5. You must have dialed the wrong number. I have been in the house the whole morning.6. I couldn’t have lost the office key, for I put all my keys on a key ring.7. I f the police had not come immediately, the quarrel might have turned into a fight.8. No one in this house has ordered flowers. You must have mixed up your orders.Passage 10Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. pace 2. sickness 3.whistled 4. flooded 5. feed 6. steady7. shelf 8. was frightened 9. equipment 10. roundedII. 1. covered 2. take, make 3. made 4. covered 5. cover 6. makes7. make 8. cover 9. take 10. took/ has takenIII. 1. In the early days when there were no planes, the journey from Shanghai to New York took several months.2. When he was young, he used to sit at the beach, gazing at the sea for a long time.3. Let him solve the problem in his own way. It’s no good explaining to him.4. He ought to have arrived here at 10 o’clock. Something must have gone wrong.5. They waited day after day, but the good news they had been expecting still didn’t come.Passage11Proverbs1.When Adam delved and Eve span, who was then a gentleman?2.The tree that God plants, no wine hurts it.3.Sow the wind and reap the whirlwind.4.Man does what he can, and God what he will.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. embarrassed 2. beneath 3. borne 4. companions 5. crawled 6.crushed7. suitable 8. was sweating 9. subject 10. cultivateII. 1. make the universe2. make a suitable companion to help him3. make all kinds of beautiful trees grow4. make the man fall into a deep sleep5. make you and the woman hate each other6. make it (the ground) produce enough food for you7. make the soil produce something8. make him cultivate the soilIII.1. The man tricked the two girls into going with him by claiming that he could find well-paid jobs for them.2. Because if her bad waist, she often can’t fall into sleep until after midnight.3. Seeing a snake blocking her way, the frightened little girl called out to the people nearby forhelp.4. In order to hide from the police, one of the two cunning thieves pretended to be an old man inhis sixties while the other pretended to be his daughter.Passage12Proverbs1.When war begins, then hell opens.2.Wars bring scars.3.In war all suffer defeat, even the victors.4.If you want peace, you must prepare for war.5.Better an egg in peace than an ox in war.6.Of all wars, peace is the end.7.It is a great victory that comes without blood.Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. pulling my leg 2. keep an eye on 3. out of hand 4. keep her at arm’s length5. turned a deaf ear to6. at his fingertips7. a big mouth8. leads---around by the noise9. lost his headII. 1. selling 2. suggested 3. collect 4. in 5. though 6. at all 7. To8. during 9. looking for 10. changed 11. to 12.forPassage13ProverbsLearning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. astonished 2. behaves 3. accused 4. description 5. weakness 6. cheerful7.wisdom 8. knowledge 9. deadly 10. encourageII. 1. with 2. from 3. of 4.without 5. in 6.out 7. in 8. offIII. 1. I know this job of mine isn’t well paid, but on the other hand I don’t have to work long hours.2. They have spent a great deal of money on the new hospital.3. I dare not go there for fear that he will see me.4. No wonder you’ve got a headache when you drank so much last night.5. It has taken a week to throw off my cold.6. I couldn’t move my legs. It was as if they were stuck to the floor.Passage 14Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI.1. If the doctor had worn a mask, hw would not have caught germs from the patient.2. If the thief had worn gloves, he would not have left hid fingerprints all over the place.3. If he were here, he would help me to get through the difficulties.4. I f the film had been shorter, it would have held children’s attention.5. I wish you would look at the positive side of your husband. He is hardworking andeasygoing.6. If there were a fire, your customers would be trapped inside. You have only one emergencyexit on the ground floor.7. The doctor suggests that I run two miles and do 50 sit-ups every day.8. If someone offered to pay for a holiday for me, I would go round the world.II. 1. to buy the house, the young couple got a loan from the bank and they had to pay back the loan in 20 years.2. Sue felt embarrassed when the teacher caught her peering at her neighbor’s test paper.3. Before you buy a car, you’d better know what services the car dealer offers.4. Ann strongly objected to her husband’s suggestion that she quit her job and stay home to lookafter the kids.5. We waited for Jack at the railway station for two hours, but he didn’t show up. So we had togo without him.6. The villagers resumed searching for the missing chills after the police brought two policedogs.Passage 15Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. pointed 2. scientific 3. continually 4. unbelievable 5. naturally 6. mysterious7. unusual 8. truthfully 9. unidentified 10. sightII. 1. A. the sound that a weapon makes B. an injection of a drug2. A. a sum of money kept in a bank B. description3. A. ability to understand or make judgments B. s meaning4. A. likely to have B. something being talked about5. A . give B. here/ there6. A. a person that somebody pays attention toB. be against, show oppositionPassage16Learning to use phrases ad expressionsI. 1. marvelous 2. attractive 3. vaguely 4. impractical 5. instructions 6. incurably7. excitedly 8. expression 9. collection 10 astonishedII. 1. over 2. to 3. out 4. at 5. on 6. to 7. with 8. away 9. in 10. toIII. 1. Although the twin brothers look alike, they haven’t much in common. One is good at sports whole the other is skilled at making things.2. Computer games are so attractive to the child that all day long the only thing he thinks aboutis how to go to the net bar without being discovered by his teachers and parents.3. I feel a bit jealous of Mary because she always does better than I in the examinations.Sometimes I feel like asking her how she is able to do well in her studies and to have enough time for play.4. Father will play chess with me when he is in the mood and if he wins, his face will light upwith joy.5. Seeing the young man throw waste paper on the ground, Mr. Smith couldn’t help going up to him and pointing out that he should not have done so.。