新核心英语读写第二册Unit1.pptVIP

Sentence Pattern Pool From Related Reading 15. The announcement was made at the Hart Senate Office Building in Washington at a celebration of what would have been Sagan’s 75th birthday. 16. The force on a solar sail is gentle, if not feeble, but unlike a rocket, which fires for a few minutes at most, it is constant. 17. Over days and years a big enough sail, say a mile on a side, could reach speeds of hundreds of thousands of miles an hour. 18. He said the only passengers on an interstellar voyage—even after 200 years of additional technological development— were likely to be robots or … Unit 1 》Part IV 》Exercise 2 1. Study the sentence patterns in the pool until you can use them properly in communication. Unit 1 》Part IV 》Exercise 2 1) The habit of attaching importance to facts, experiments, and statistical analysis, which is characteristic of a promising researcher, has been inherited by the new generation of science students. 2. Rewrite the sentences according to the following models. Model 1: That comment, which is reminiscent of George Harrison’s complaint, reveals the surprising truth about the Apollo missions. →That comment, reminiscent of George Harrison’s complaint, reveals the surprising truth about the Apollo missions. Unit 1 》Part IV 》Exercise 2 The habit of attaching importance to facts, experiments and statistical analysis, characteristic of a promising researcher, has been inherited by the new generation of science students. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ 2) I went to Mancora thinking that it was going to be an “international backpackers’ hub”, which is similar to Tibet. Unit 1 》Part IV 》Exercise 2 I went to Mancora （曼科拉，秘鲁的旅游胜地） thinking that it was going to be an “international backpackers’（背包旅行者） hub”, similar to Tibet. ____________________________________