2021年1月23日发(作者：章杞)
Book 3
Unit 1
1.

No matter how much I tried to make her happy, she had a vacant
expression on her face.
2.

They
’
re watching the enemy, just as a cat watches a rat.
3.

I finally tracked down the sort of ribbon I needed in a little shop
near the station.
4.

Andy hit a little girl and John told the teacher on Andy.
5.

The
police
had
difficulties
in
restraining
people
from
crowding
into the conference.
6.

If you harm her, you
’
re going to have the police to reckon with.
Unit 2
1.

Rain or shine, he always had his rubbers on, a very foolish thing
to do.
2.

All the tickets having been sold out, we had to go again the next
day.
3.

I
never
try
to
stop
them
from
arguing
in
case
they
think
I
am
interfering with them.
4.

He wrote a long letter to his son, in which he pointed out that it
was not advisable to make emotional decisions.
5.

Your daughter is liable to catch a cold and you should give her a
thorough physical examination.
6.

At the end of the class, the teacher summed up the main points of
the lesson in three sentences.
Unit 3
1.

In colleges, as in middle schools, the academic achievements are
an
very
important
standard
to
show
whether
a
student
is
successful or not.
2.

Once
parents
agree
in
writing
to
accept
and
demonstrate
the
school
’
s
philosophies
and
outlook,
the
students
can
gain
admission.
3.

The
school
stresses
the
idea
that
it
is
worthwhile
for
parents
to
participate in school activities together with their children.
4.

Our
school
operates
on
the
principle
that
moral
values
and
academic achievements are equally important.
5.

As is planned, the school is scheduled to open on September 1.
6.

His
girlfriend
’
s
father
saw
him
as
a
man
who
couldn
’
t
make
a
living.
Unit 4
1.

The taxi sped away, its taillights disappearing into the distance.
2.

Although
with
significant
improvements,
data
processing
and
storage are still at serious risk.
3.

It
is
said
that
the
mob
threatened
to
destroy
the
monument
and
kill the architect who approved of the design.
4.

Your report might go against your chance of winning the contract.
5.

This
is
an
illustration
that
popular
music
stars
rise
to
fame
at
a
young age.
6.

Although
some
members
slipped
away,
the
meeting
went
ahead
without them.
Unit 5
1.

Not until after her death was he recognized as a writer of genius.
2.

Being
assigned
to
an
important
task,
they
had
to
give
up
their
plan of touring in Europe.
3.

It seemed that the little boy could read my mind, and he quietly
gave me some newspapers of that day.
4.

When
decorating
the
room,
you
should
see
to
it
that
carpets
match the curtains.
5.

These people have saved during their whole lives to provide for
their old age.
6.

The boy stood on tiptoe and reached for the map on the wall.
Unit 6
1.

The teacher underlined the words so that the students might pay
special attention to them.
2.

Colin married my sister and I married his brother, which makes
Colin and me double in laws.
3.

Not having enough money, they had to check in at a small hotel.
4.

If necessary, we will provide an even wider range of products for
you to choose from..
5.

It makes no difference to me which sides may win.
6.

In addition to teaching, she also works as a nurse in the holidays.
Unit 7
1.

He
’
s indeed very uncertain as to whether it
’
s the right job for him.
2.

Although it
’
s a big company, the director knows all the staff by
name.
3.

According
to
her
psychological
doctor,
all
her
problems
stem
from her difficult childhood.
4.

I don
’
t want to drag you away from the party early but I
’
m only
acting in your best interests.
5.

The
rescuers
could
hear
the
sound
of
the
trapped
people
desperately trying to claw their way through the rubble.
6.

He has done quite well recently and we expect much from/of him.
Unit 8
1.

What if it rains while we are a long way from shelter?
2.

There have been demonstrations on the streets in the wake of the
recent bomb attack.
3.

The book on cloning she asked for was not within my reach, so I
refereed her to the school library.
4.

In the first place the couple didn
’
t want to clone a child, and in
the second they couldn
’
t afford to.
5.

The Roman coins that she showed me were identical to the one I
had found in the garden.
6.

The job is great in terms of salary, but it has its disadvantages.
Unit 9
1.

The
hostages
were
eventually
released
after
undergoing
a
terrifying ordeal.
2.

We have been told that under no circumstances may we use the
telephone in the office for personal affairs.
3.

The war between America and Iraq once made/hit the headlines
of the major newspapers.
4.

Hoping that he might be able to shed some light on the problem, I
asked Tom to look at the engine.
5.

What
matters
is
not
whether
the
engaged
couple
have
faith
in
each other, but to view the marriage as it is, which has no bearing
on love.

6.

Unwilling
to
lay
bare
her
private
thoughts
to
a
stranger,
Mary
only gave him an awkward smile.
Unite 10
1.

Whatever you do, don
’
t look for a pay increase when you know
the company is going through some difficulties.
2.

We can but guess at the extent of the problem.
3.

The
news
from
the
front,
which
came
to
us
by
word
of
mouth,
was depressing.
4.

Since
the
financial
crisis,
the
banks
have
imposed
very
strict
conditions on the qualification of the loaners.
5.

It dawned on her that by postponing the decision she was making
a decision.
6.

The scientist referred to the discovery as the
most exciting new
development in this field.
Book 4
Unit 1
1.

We missed the last bus, so there was no choice other than to walk
home.
2.

She is afraid to go home; she must have been slapped around by
her husband again.
3.

He has become very intimate with an American actress since his
arrival in New York.
4.

I don
’
t think this criticism is justified by the facts.
5.

When
doing
translation,
we
should
follow
a
principle:
the
translation must be true to the original.
6.

After working her way around the world, she ended up teaching
English as a foreign language.
Unit 2