世纪英语综合教程2（ 第四版） UNIT 4 4.pptVIP

尚辅网 尚辅网 Part 1　Have you ever been there? Text A Text A Text A Text A Text A Text A Chinese version Text A Chinese version Text A Chinese version Text A Text A Text A Text A Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Language Points Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text-related exercises Text B Text B Text B Text B Text B Chinese version Text B Chinese version Text B Chinese version Text B Text B Word Formation Word Formation Word Formation Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Writing Writing Writing Writing Writing 尚辅网 Back New Words 尚辅网 Back 尚辅网 Back 尚辅网 Back Proper Names Baku 巴库，阿塞拜疆共和国首都 Tegucigalpa 特古西加尔巴，洪都拉斯首都 Siberia 西伯利亚 尚辅网 Back End of the Road 　　1 Far is not so far anymore. When I took my first long trip to India in 1986, I didn’t speak to my parents for five months because the phone lines were so bad. I collected my mail at the Poste Restante counter each time I arrived in a new town, and wrote home in crinkly airmail paper to save postage. 　　2 At 37, I am not yet old—but these details already belong to a very old-fashioned world. E-mail and Internet cafes have made the letter home seem as quaint as scaling wax. And if a young traveler went five months without calling nowadays you would assume the worst. 　　3 Stealthily, the world is converging, thanks to cheap flights and computers, cable television, mobile-phone networks and the spread of commercial franchises that have put Irish pubs and pizzerias in cities as far as Baku and Tegucigalpa. And yet, the purpose of travel remains the same—to encounter the unfamiliar, to get Elsewhere. It’s a place of e