基础英语2 Unit3.ppt

Revision 1. After he got drunk, he ______what was on his mind, and his eyes filled with tears. A. blurted out B. rinsed C. snapped at D. squeezed 2. There has never been any jealousy____. A. on my part B. out of my part C. from my part D. in my part 3. I really have no excuse. I did it ______ carelessness and stupidity. A. out B. for C. out of D. in order to be 4. If someone is being _______ then it is fair to expose that. A. hypercritical B. diacritic C. critical D. hypocritical 5. Somehow we _______ the subject of inflation. A. got into B. got onto C. got to D. got in Reader’s role: The reader generally believes what the essayist says is true; he has been called on to join in the making of meaning 鼓励创造作品含义的创作 I have never understood why we keep a garden and why over 36 years ago when I bought my first house in the country, I started digging up a patch for vegetables before doing anything else. From these lines we can infer that the author is no farmer. He only “keeps” a garden as a hobby, and he has kept it for over 36 years. country: countryside A customer who goes to the supermarket to buy some eggs, and when he is told that “ These eggs are fresh from the country”, he asks “Which country?” patch: a small piece of land usually used for growing vegetables. a plot of land: a small piece of land, but can be used for building or other purposes. When you think how easy and cheap, relatively, (parenthesis) it is to buy a bunch of carrots or beets, why raise them? relatively: in a relative sense 相对来说较为容易 relatively easy Not relatively easier And root crops especially are hard to tell apart, when store-bought, from our own. para Root crops are underground parts of plants and include rhizomes/?ra?z??m/ 根茎, tubers块茎, roots, stems, and leaves. Other than in the U.S., Western Europe and Japan, they are usually hand harvested.Root crops bought from stores are hard to distinguish by ourselves.