UNIT 1 A new start An Integrated Course 1. 院校名称北京工业大学耿丹学院...

UNIT 1 A new start

An Integrated Course 1

院校名称北京工业大学耿丹学院演示者姓名赵然

《新视界大学英语读写教程》

Book 1 Unit 1 A New Start

外研社全国高等学校大学英语教学研修班

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Book 1

• Unit overview– Introduction– Teaching objectives– Teaching plan

• Demo class

Unit 6 What’s in fashion?


Unit overview (5 mins)

• Teaching objectives1.Able to talk about students’ university

life including living conditions, library facilities, dining service, courses, study habits, after-class activities, roommates and classmates, teachers, etc.

2.Able to talk about students’ feelings about their university life


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Book 1

Unit overview (5 mins)

• Teaching planWarm-up: 10 minutes

Predicting: 5 minutes

Skimming: 30 munites

Reading in depth: 30 minutes

Concluding: 15 minutes


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Warming Up

Predicting

Reading in Depth

Assignments

Concluding

Skimming

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Please describe your own experience, using questions suggested below:

1.Have you ever you imagined what a college life is like when you were in high schools ?

2.What was your impression when you first entered

the university ?

3.How well prepared are you for college life?

Warming up (Individual Task)

Look at the title of the passage and predict• what the passage is about• who wrote it• who it was written for• where you might read it• when you might read it

(Individual Task)

Look at the title of the passage and predictWhat can we infer from the title?hint:•It may be about suggestions for college students.•The author didn’t know them when he was in college.•He is regretful. He wants to tell those who have just started colleges about these.

(Individual Task)

1. What advantages does university have, according to the writer?

College is the best place to broaden your horizons and the best time to meet people, to work hard, to play sports, to fall in and out of love, to find out about our great big world.

2 . Why might a student sometimes not know what to do?

There are too many possible choices.

Skimming (Group Work)

Answer the questions after your skimming.

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3. Why might a student sometimes not know what to do?

You should write down what you have to do and calculate how much free time you have and then plan how to use it.

4. Why did the writer feel he had to make so many friends?

Because this is the best time of your life to make friends, friends who will stay friends for many years.

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5. Why is it good to get the rhythm of the day right?

You will have a balanced life with health, friends and success in your studies.

6. How old was the writer when he found a career?

Late twenties/ nearly 30.

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Retell the author’s 5 suggestions in your own words.

Skimming (individual work)

Ask students to make a list of 5 verbs, 5 adjectives, 5 preposition phrases that you are most interested in with examples

Concluding (individual work)

Verbs: relieve, calculate,confess, pursue, neglect,etc.

Adjectives:ambitious, crucial, frustrate, miserable, realistic, etc.

Preposition phrases: be proud of, be faced with, in the first place, be likely to do sth, stay up,etc.

Find family words for the following words:

Concluding (individual work)

broaden, surprising, freedom, freshness, inadequate, include, basic, ambition, realistic, supportive

Write a short essay (about 100 words) with the title 5 things I wish I’d known when I started high school

Assignments(individual work)

Teacher’s instructions may be needed when it comes to:

Words and phrases:Be proud of, relieve, horizon, be faced with, calculate, try out, assure, be likely to, confidence, inadequate, miserable, I bet, stay up, hold on, rhythm, crucial, basic, neglect, detect, confess, pursue, ambition, frustrate, realistic, decent, brilliant, basically, hand in, enjoyable, shiver

Reading

Sentences: ·But faced with so much choice,...·Looking back at my college years,...· I wish I had known about...·...otherwise you wouldn’t be here in the first place.·...and spend five semesters unmaking them?·It’s almost impossible not to.·It wasn’t until my late twenties that i finally found...

Reading

Congratulations! You’ve worked hard and you’ve got to college. Your parents are really proud of you … relieved too, I guess. So what happens now? College is the best place to broaden your horizons and the best time to meet people, to work hard, to play sports, to fall in and out of love, to find out about our great big world. But faced with so much choice, is it surprising that you sometimes don’t know what to do? Looking back at my college years, I wish I had known about …

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Digging

Five things I wish I’d Five things I wish I’d known known

when I started collegewhen I started college

At last! You have the freedom which you’ve waited for while you were at high school. But now what are you going to do with it? Look at your timetable of lectures and assignments, and write down the number of hours you need. Then calculate what’s left of the day, and that’s yours, to spend on trying out everything else on offer. I can assure you, the first time you do the math, you’ll get it wrong. Hope your professor is OK with that! But the next time, you’ll get it right. You’re smart, otherwise you wouldn’t be here in the first place.

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Digging

Friends you make at college are likely to remain friends all your life. So why did I make so many friends in the first semester and spend five semesters unmaking them? Because I lacked confidence and was scared of being unloved. I also felt inadequate – everyone seemed smarter than me! I wish I’d known that it’s fairly difficult to be truly miserable at college, and that not many people are smarter. I bet you WILL make friends. It’s almost impossible not to. (Although check your personal freshness, you know what I mean.)

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Digging

How to make friends

No one will tell you when to go to bed! You can stay up after midnight if you like! Hold on! I wish I’d remembered that I’d still need as much sleep as I needed when I was in high school. Get the rhythm of your day right. It may even start with a subway journey if you live off campus, and then with your first lecture or seminar. It’ll include study time in the library, and it should include some physical activity. You also need to eat, talk to friends, go to a movie, and maybe even find some quiet time for yourself. But after that, it’s crucial to get some rest! It’s a basic human need, so don’t neglect it, if only because your mom is really good at detecting when you stay up too late or cut classes.

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Digging

How important it is to get enough sleep

When I was at school, I had so many plans for my career. But in fact, my plans changed over the years. To be quite honest, I confess it wasn’t until my late twenties that I finally found my true path in life. Sure, it’s a great idea to have your dreams as a freshman. So go ahead, pursue the ideal. But don’t let your ambition frustrate you. College may make you more realistic, more aware that having a decent salary, having a warm and supportive family of your own, and being happy are equally important as a brilliant career, if not more so. I’m less ambitious than I was when I was 19, but I’m happier.

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Digging

How to plan for the future

Basically, I thought if I just kept my head in my books, I’d be doing the right thing. But I wish I’d known that life becomes enjoyable not just by handing in assignments on time, shivering on the edge of life, but by diving into a pool of new friendships, swimming around lots of new ideas, and drying off in the warm sunshine of new experience. It’s hard to get that balance, but just keep trying. It’s worth it!

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Digging

How to enjoy life

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Sentence Structure

1. But faced with so much choice, is it surprising that you sometimes don’t know what to do? (Line 1, Para 3)Sentence structure ： Participles as

adverbials

1) _____________ (look) forward to next year, I think there are going to be big changes.

2) _____________( support) by my father, I spent the whole of the year studying.

3) _____________( encourage) by the results of the school leaving exam, she decided to go university.

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Looking

Supported

Encouraged

分词作状语，可以表示时间、原因、理由、条件、让步、连续等，相当于一个状语从句。

PracticePractice1) _____________________________( 当面对像这样的全球危机时 ) ， it is difficult to know what to do.

2) _____________________________________________ ( 由于相信这个男孩是她班上的新生 ) ， she invited him in.

3) ____________________________( 回顾我的童年 ), I am convinced that naturalists are born and not made. (June. 1992, CET-4)

4) __________________________________, the writer suddenly became famous. (Jan. 1992, CET-4)

Faced by a global crisis like this

Believing the boy to be a new student on her course

Sentence Structure

Looking back on my childhood

Having been ignored for many years

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2. I wish I had known that it’s difficult to be truly miserable at college, …( Line 3 Para 3)

Sentence Structure

I wish + past perfect

I wish I had known you earlier.

在在 wish, if, if only, would ratherwish, if, if only, would rather 的后面，过去完成时表示的后面，过去完成时表示实际没有发生的过去动作或事情。实际没有发生的过去动作或事情。

I wish I had allowed myself the luxury of watching the world through my little girl’s eyes. (allow) (June. 1999, CET-4)

e.g.

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Sentence Structure

主语 + wish +that + 从句主语 + were / 动词过去式

would rather had + 过去分词

would 、 could 、 might+ 动词原形

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｛如果我小时候能上大学，我会学医。

我宁愿你生活贫穷点儿。keykeyIf I had gone to university when I was young, I would have studied medicine.

I would rather you had lived a poorer life.

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Sentence Structure

3. …I confess it wasn’t until my late twenties that I finally found my true path in life. (Line 3, Para 13)

It is / was not until… that….Until…did sb. do sth.

Rewrite the following sentences:

1) I didn’t get my season ticket for the buses until Wednesday.

2) I didn’t realize I wanted to go to university until my mid-twenties.

It was not until Wednesday that I got my season ticket for the buses.

Not until my mid-twenties did I realize I wanted to go to university.

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PracticePractice1.直到那时他才意识到这个问题的重要性。2.直到 1972年我们才开始学习英语。

keykeyIt was not until then that he realized the importance of the problem.Not until then did he realize the importance of the problem.

It was not until 1972 that we began studying English.Not until 1972 did we begin studying English.

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• relieve famine / traffic congestion / tension• relieve someone from / of sth.

Collocation

◇ be / feel / look / seem relieved ◇ extremely / greatly / hugely relieved

◇clearly / obviously / visibly relieved

看到他又恢复理智，我总算放心了。感到十分宽慰的是汤姆没有认出她来。

I was relieved to see that he seemed almost himself again.

She was extremely relieved that Tom hadn’t recognized her.

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1. relieve vt. To make plan or another bad physical feeling less unpleasant

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医生说这种药可减轻你的病痛。找到表后她松了一口气。

The doctor says this drug will relieve your discomfort.

She was relieved after she had found the lost watch.


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2. broaden① v. ( ～ one’s horizons) to make you see a wider range of opportunities and choices 开阔视野

② v. to become wider 变宽；变阔

教育和经历使他眼界开阔。Broaden his knowledge, develop his capabilities.

Education and experience broaden his vision.

增益其所不能。（出自《孟子 ·告子下》）


Word Building

The suffix –en can be added to some adjectives and some nouns to form verbs with the meaning of “come to be ”or “cause to be ”.

Fill in the blanks with the words given below: weak red light

1. The taking on of a new secretary _________ his workload considerably.

2. In the past few years these inside conflicts have ________ the government’s position.

3. Before night fell, the setting sun _______ the clouds.

lightened

weakened

redden


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3. calculate ① vt. to discover a number or amount using mathematics or with a piece of equipment such as a calculator 计算；核算

The computer will calculate the best route, and reserve space for the car all the way to the correct exit from the highway. (Jan. 2002, CET-4)

你计算过到美国留学的费用吗？

计算机会计算出最佳路线，并会在正确的高速路出口前提前通知为汽车预留空间。


Have you calculated cost of studying in USA?


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3. calculate ② vt. to make a judgment about what is likely to happen or likely to be true using the available information 估计；预测；推测

那位经济学家推测，物价或许会再次上涨。我们预计会有大约 100 人参加这个会。

The economist calculated that prices may go up again.


We’re calculating on about 100 people attending the meeting.

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4. assure ① vt. ( ～ sb of sth; ～ sb that) to tell someone that something will definitely happen or is definitely true, especially in order to remove doubt about it 向（某人）保证；使确信

我向你保证这个项目会成功。他向我们保证他有能力工作。

I assure you of the success of the project. = I assure you that the project will succeed.

He assured us of his ability to work.


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辨析： sure, ensure , assure, insure

1.I can _______ you of the reliability of the news.

2. He _______ his house against fire.

3. The scientists are making efforts to create a kind of device that can ________ the miners against accidents.

4. We are ______ to benefit from the new timetable.

assure

insures

ensure

sure

注： assure 用来指人，有“使某人放心”的意思； ensure和 insure 一般可互换，但在美语中只有 insure 是指“给人或财产保险哟方意外”的意思。

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5. scare vt. to make someone feel frightened or worried 使害怕；使惊恐；吓唬

我想出了一个吓跑那些顽童的办法。他脸色惨白，看起来吓得半死。

I have got a way to scare those naughty children off.

His face was white and he looked scared to death.


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6. inadequate ①adj. someone who is inadequate does not feel confident that they can deal with the situation they are in 信心不足的；不能胜任的 ② not enough or not good enough for a particular purpose 不适当的；不充分的；不够格的

面对新的工作任务时，有些人会感到无法胜任。她的爱对他来说太美好了，他感到受之有愧。

Some people feel inadequate when they are faced with new responsibilities.

Her love was to good for him, and he was inadequate.


Word formation

prefix un- and in-

un-able, ashamed, attractive, believable, certain, civilized, comfortable, common, conscious, expected, forgettable, happy, known, pleasant, real, reasonable, wanted, willing

in-accurate,, capable, complete, convenient, dependent, effective, human, sensitive

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7. crucial adj. Something that is crucial is extremely important because it has a major effect on the result of something 至关重要的；关键性的

所有这些学生都要培养这些技，这是至关重要的。他在关键时刻总是随波逐流。

He follows the crowd at a crucial moment.


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It is crucial that all students develop these basic skills.


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8. confess v. to admit something about yourself that you would not normally tell people because you are embarrassed about it or they could be disappointed by it 承认（令人尴尬或者令人失望的事）

角落里那个男人承认自己对公司经理撒了谎。他被当场抓住，除了招供别无出路。

The man in the corner confessed to having told a lie to the manager of the company.

Caught in the act, he had no alternative but to confess.


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9. pursue vt. to try to achieve something 追求；致力于

很多学生决定在获得学士学位后继续深造。她督促儿子从事学术。

Many students decided to pursue their studies after obtaining their bachelor’s degree.

She pushed her son to pursue an academic career.


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10. frustrate vt. to make someone feel annoyed and impatient by preventing them from doing or getting something 阻扰；使烦恼；使灰心

他们使我们解决这一问题的所有努力化为泡影。如果你给一个孩子太难解决的问题，会使他灰心失望的。

They have frustrated all our attempts to find a solution to this problem.

If you give a child problems that are hard to solve, you may frustrate him.


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11. aware adj. (never before noun) knowing about a situation or a fact 意识到的；知道的

教练和父母们应该时刻意识到，他们对孩子的反馈会对

他们造成深刻的影响。

Coaches and parents should be aware, at all times, that their feedback to youngsters can greatly affect their children. (June. 2001, CET-4)

Are you aware of the situation you are in now?


你了解自己现在的处境吗？

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Words and Expressions— Expressions

Find out the active expressions:1. ...to fall in love and out of love

2. …to spend on trying out everything else on offer.

3. …, otherwise you wouldn’t be here in the first place.

4. Friends you make at college are likely to remain friend all your life.

5. Because I lack confidence and was scared of being unloved.

6. …, if only because your mom is really good at detecting when you stay up too late or cut classes.

Words and Expressions— Expressions

1.首先我没有接到邀请，其次我也不想参加这个聚会。

2.约翰和艾玛有可能是在上大学时相恋的。

3.足球队员由于比赛中缺乏自信最终输掉了。

4.杰米迫不及待的想试一下他新发明的飞行器。

5.为了明天按时交作业，他不得不熬夜了。


In the first place I didn’t receive the invitation and in the second place I don’t want to take part in the party.John and Emma was likely to fall in love when they were at college.

Our football team lacked confidence in the match and they finally lost.

Jimmy can’t wait to try out his newly invented flying machine.

In order to hand in the assignment on time, he had to stay up late.

So you’ve finished school, and are on your way to university to (1) ________ your studies that will lead to a(n) (2) ________ career. This will (3) _______ your parents who have supported you all this time and they will feel very proud too. So what do you need in order to have (4) __________ and not feel (5) __________ in those important first few weeks? Take some(6) ______ advice from someone who has already taken the first steps towards independence. University is a time to grow up, broaden your (7) _________ and make your dreams come true.

Complete the paragraph with the correct form of the words in the box.

basic brilliant confidence horizon inadequate pursue relieve

pursuebrilliant relieve

confidenceinadequate

basic

horizons

Unfamiliar Words

1 My mother told me to eat proper meals and not to fail to look after my health at university.

2 Waiting in the queue in the dining hall always makes me feel angry.

3 Everyone makes quick small movements from side to side when they get out of the swimming pool because the changing rooms are really cold.

4 What’s the idea of the things you want to achieve when you leave university?

Replace the underlined words with the correct form of the words and expressions in the box. You may need to make other changes.

assure confess frustrate I betIdeal neglect rhythm shiver

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neglect

frustrates

shivers

your ideal

5 My parents told me that I would certainly do well when I left home and that gave me confidence.

6 I’m sure you’ll make some friends for life at university.

7 My brother said to me privately that he was finding all the work at university difficult.

8 If you have a regular pattern of your day, it will help you plan your time.

Unfamiliar Words

assure confess frustrate I betIdeal neglect rhythm shiver

assured

I bet

confessed

rhythm

1. If you _______ late at night you might not be able to get up in the morning.

2. My university has lots of societies and clubs – it’s achance to ______ new activities you haven’t done before.3. Don’t ________ your essay late to Mr. Green, he will get

very angry.4. If you think life at university is hard, ________! It will get

easier.5. Don’t be shy! ________ and make friends as quickly as you can.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs in the box.

go ahead hand in hold on stay up try out

stay up

try outhand in

hold on

Go ahead

Unfamiliar Words

Look at the sentences from the passage.

un- and in-

Un- and in- are common prefixes to indicate the opposite of something. So unloved means “not loved” and inadequate means “not adequate”. Usually in- is used before longer or more formal words.

Now form new words with un- or in- to describe the things, and check your answers with the dictionary.

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Because I lacked confidence and was sacred of being unloved. I also felt inadequate…

4 a code which is not correct

5 behavior which is not fair

6 a lesson which is not usual

7 books which are not expensive

8 someone who is not lucky

9 a place where you do not feel safe

Language in Use

1 a person who is not kind

2. A research result which is not important

unkind

unimportant

untidy

incorrect

unfair

unusual

inexpensive

unlucky

unsafe

3 a room which is not tidy

I whish + past perfect

Look at the sentence from the passage and answer the questions.

Did the writer know that it was difficult to be miserable at college? Does he feel happy now that he didn’t know? Now rewrite the sentences using I wish + past perfect.

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1 I didn’t finish my essay yesterday, unfortunately.

I wish I’d finished my essay yesterday.

I wish I’d known that it’s fairly difficult to be truly miserable at college…

3 It’s a pity she didn’t come on Tuesday.

I wish she had come on Tuesday.

4 I regret the fact that I didn’t do any research.I wish I’d done some research.

5 It’s a pity I didn’t know you were in town.

I wish I’d known you were in town.

6 I arrived at work late this morning, unfortunately.

I wish I hadn’t arrived at work late this morning.

Language in Use

2 It’s a pity you didn’t tell me all this last week.

I wish you’d told me all this last week.

participles as adverbials

Look at the sentences from the passage and answer the questions.

But faced with so much choice, is it surprising that you sometimes don’t

know what to do?

Looking back at my college years, I wish I had known about …

1. Which sentence begins with an active participle? Why?

2. Which sentence begins with a passive participle? Why?

The second sentence, because the subject of the sentence, “I”, is the one who does the looking: I look and I wish …

The first sentence. “Faced with so much choice” can be written as “you are faced with so much choice”, which means the choice is a situation which happens to you.

Language in Use

Now complete the sentences using the correct participles of the verbs in brackets.

1 __________ about my time at university, I realize I was very happy there. (think)

Thinking

2 __________ by my father, I spent the whole of the year studying. (support)

Supported

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3 ____________ by the results of the school leaving exam, she decided to go to university. (encourage)

Encouraged

4 __________ forward to next year, I think there are going to be big changes. (look)

Looking

5 __________ the boy to be a new student on her course, she invited him in. (believe)

Believing

6 __________ by a global crisis like this, it is difficult to know what to do. (face)

Faced

Language in Use


It wasn’t until…that…

Look at the sentence.

When I was in my late twenties I finally found my true path in life.

We can rewrite it to emphasize that something happened late like this:

It wasn’t until my late twenties that I finally found my true path in life.

Language in Use

It wasn’t until…that…

Now rewrite the sentences using It wasn’t until…that…

1 At midnight I realized I had to hand in the essay the next day.

It wasn’t until midnight that I realized I had to hand in the essay the next day.

2 On Wednesday I got my season ticket for the buses.

It wasn’t until Wednesday that I got my season ticket for the buses.

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3 After the break Emma and Paul arrived.

It wasn’t until after the break that Emma and Paul arrived.

4 After the break Emma and Paul arrived.

It wasn’t until I was in my mid-twenties that I realized I wanted to go to university.

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6 In the final act everything suddenly made sense.

It wasn’t until the final act that everything suddenly made sense.

5 At the end of the course we were asked to give our opinions.

It wasn’t until the end of the course that we were asked to give our opinions.

ellipsisLook at the sentences from the passage and answer the question.

Now rewrite the sentences using ellipsis.

1. I learnt a lot while I was there – it was difficult not to learn a lot.

I learnt a lot while I was there – it was difficult not to.

What is it impossible not to do?

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… I bet you WILL make friends. It’s almost impossible not to.

3. We would love you to come and see us, but only if you want to come.

We would love you to come and see us, but only if you want to.

4. A lot of people cried when they heard the news. It was hard not to cry.

A lot of people cried when they heard the news. It was hard not to.

Language in Use

2 I wasn’t able to speak to Roger this morning but I hope to speak to him tomorrow.

I wasn’t able to speak to Roger this morning but I hope to tomorrow.

5 You can read this article by Popper if you like, but you don’t have to read it.

You can read this article by Popper if you lke, but you don’t have to.

6 I don’t do this sort of thing any more, but I used to do it until quite recently.

I don’t do this sort of thing any more, but I used to until quite recently.

Language in Use

Translate the sentences into Chinese.

1. College is the best place to broaden your horizons and the best time to meet people, to work hard, to play sports, to fall in and out of love, to find out about our great big world.

要说开阔眼界，大学是最好的地方；要说交朋结友、刻苦用功、体育运动、热恋失恋、了解这个伟大而广阔的世界，大学是最好的时期。

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2. I wish I’d known that it’s fairly difficult to be truly miserable at college, and that not many people are smarter.

其实，在大学里过得真的很惨是不那么容易的，而比我聪明的人也不是那么多，我当时要是知道这些就好了！

3. It’s a basic human need, so don’t neglect it, if only because your mom is really good at detecting when you stay up too late or cut classes.

这是人类的基本需求，所以不要忽视。哪怕你睡觉只是因为妈妈擅长发现你熬夜或逃课。

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4. College may make you more realistic, more aware that having a decent salary, having a warm and supportive family of your own, and being happy are equally important as a brilliant career, if not more so.

大学也许会使你更加现实，更加清楚地认识到拥有一份体面的薪水，一个温暖、支持你的家庭以及幸福感与拥有辉煌的事业一样重要，也许更重要。

5. But I wish I’d known that life becomes enjoyable not just by handing in assignments on time, shivering on the edge of life, but by diving into a pool of new friendships, swimming around lots of new ideas, and drying off in the warm sunshine of new experience.

但是，我真希望当时知道，人生变得美好，不仅仅是因为按时交作业以及在人生边缘犹豫再三是否要投身其中，而是要一头扎进去，结交新朋友，了解新主张，感受新体验。

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1.她是个好学生，但她很害羞，又缺乏自信。 lack confidence)She is a good student, but she is shy and lacks confidence.

2.他承认自己设定的目标不够现实，因此考试成绩也不够理想。　　　 (confess; realistic)He confessed that he had not set realistic targets /

goals, so he did not do as well in the exams as he had expected.

3.如何组织时间，如何结交新朋友是大学新生面临的挑战。(challenge; faced with)

How to organize time and how to make friends are challenges that freshmen are faced with.

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4.直到大学毕业我才认识到，学习并不是大学生活的全部，大学生活本可以更加丰富多彩。 (it wasn’t until … that …; could have been)

It wasn’t until graduation that I realized college life was not all about studying. It could have been more colorful.

5.大学是人生中最美好的时光。好好享受大学生活，因为这样的时光不会再来。 (enjoy life)

College years are the best years of a person’s life. Enjoy your college life because these moments will never come again.

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