希望英语(第二版)综合教程U4.ppt

v. to try e.g. The prisoners attempted to escape, but failed. Translation: 他试图调停他们的分歧。 He attempted to mediate their differences. attempt Text Reading C Language Points Paragraph 2 a. having an effect e.g. The law is no longer effective. Translation: 这些都是有效的措施。 These are effective measures. effective Text Reading C Language Points Paragraph 3 n. person who receives something e.g. I don’t know the recipient of the letter. Translation: 获奖者的名字登在报上。 The recipient of the prize have their name printed in the paper. recipient Text Reading C Language Points Paragraph 5 v. to explain e.g. Will you please interpret the text for me? Translation: 诗有助于阐释人生的意义。 Poetry helps to interpret the meaning of life. interpret Text Reading C Language Points v. to take no notice of e.g. I said hello to her, but she ignored me completely. Translation: 他虽然有主张, 但并不轻视别人的意见。 He has his own idea, but he doesnt ignore others’ advices. ignore Text Reading C Language Points Writing for General Purposes An interesting new book makes some fascinating international comparisons of salary differences in some countries. In Japan, for example, teachers earn far less than factory workers, but in Denmark they are near the top of the wage scale. A New York dustman makes three times as much money as an Indian army general. A German bus driver gets double the pay of a British bus driver. To make writing clear, vivid and easy to understand, writers tend to use examples in their descriptions. In the following paragraph, the writer uses three examples to indicate the salary differences in different countries. Development by Example Denmark Japan VS New York VS India Germany VS Britain Write a paragraph, making use of the following details. Provide a topic sentence for the paragraph. 1. Shenzhen has developed very fast in the past 20 years. 2. The roads are wide and clean with green trees and beautiful flowers on both sides. 3. A lot of world-fam