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M8 U1 Word Study Student Times 37th issue B1 Ⅳ. gathering dust added to at a time By the end of has a place could not wait to has nothing to do with would rather not 9. set …free from M8 U1 Word Study Student Times B2 Structure Imitation Some old traditions have been lost to the Spring Festival since the beginning of this century. They couldn’t have a place in the market but for our financial aid. He would rather quit the job than mention his shabby past. 4. Encouraged by his companions, he can hardly wait to have another try. 5. I dislike it when you talk in a rude manner. 6. Bent on passing the test, David has been studying at the weekend. M8 U1 Word Study Student Times B4 Patterns make the acquaintance of was bent on well received would rather; stay is prejudiced against M8 U1 Workbook A1 A2 P100 P100 A1 classical classics dusty dust work Works uncertain uncertainty tense tension P100 A1 6. prejudice prejudiced 7. adapted adaptation 8. Finance financial P100 A2 to; from had nothing to do with an example of be native to 4. be used in P100 A2 make…into add to set …free from be good to M8 U1 Workbook Reading P104 105 Part A: 1. She was also talented in music. She lived in New Zealand, England and Paris. 3. Her first book was not a success. Her brother was killed in World War I. She had an unhappy marriage and she became ill. Part A: 4. She wrote some of her greatest stories after she became ill. 5. She published her books using a pen-name. Also, she wrote about things with which she was familiar, which makes her work more believable. Part B: No. It is also a historical account which makes important comments on society and the nature of people. Valjean’s life changes forever when a priest forgives him for stealing from the church. Part B: 3. For Valjean to live his new life, he has to hide his past from others. He also has to hide from the police because he stole from a child when he came out of prison. 4. Forgiv