2009年湖南会计从业会计基础权威预测试题9.pptVIP

Idioms and Proverbs Idioms and Proverbs Match the idioms and proverbs with their meanings, and complete the following sentences with the idiomatic expressions. Change the word form where necessary. 1. blow your own trumpet 2. change one’s tune 3. fit as a fiddle 4. it takes two to tango 5. music to one’s ears a. change one’s ideas or the way he talks about them b. news or information that someone is pleased to hear c. in perfect health d. act in a boastful, self-promoting manner e. When things go wrong, both sides are involved and neither side is completely innocent. Idioms and Proverbs Idioms and Proverbs 1. The rattle（咔哒声）of the letterbox was _________________ — the letter had arrived at last. 2. A conflict is not the fault of just one person or the other; they are often both to blame, because _________________. 3. If you want to sell more, you should learn to __________________. 4. When Kathy realized she was talking to the bank president, she quickly _________________. 5. This exercise program the students are following helps to keep them _________________. fit as a fiddle music to my ears it takes two to tango blow your own trumpet changed her tune Checkpoint Checkpoint A. Listening Comprehension B. Crossword Puzzles C. Writing 3 3 A A. Listening Comprehension Listen to the conversations about musical preferences. Determine if each person likes the artist or group. Check the appropriate box or boxes. Then listen again and write what the person likes (voice, melody, lyrics, beat, or sound). the man the woman what he or she likes 1. Andrea Bocelli □ □ _____________ 2. Gato Barbieri □ □ _____________ 3. Ladysmith Black Mambazo □ □ _____________ 4. Beyoncé □ □ _____________ 5. Antonio Carlos Jobim □ □ _____________ voice melody sound beat lyrics B B. Crossword Puzzles 1P 2A 3P 4N 5S 6G 7M 8Q 9R 10U 11A 12A C C O M A Y E N I U S E C O