[初三数学]希望英语第二版综合教程U1-grammar_ listening and speaking.ppt

Reading B Text v. to move around a central point revolve e.g. Their troubles revolve around money management. Translation 这家餐厅慢慢地旋转，城市美景一览无余。 The restaurant slowly revolves, giving excellent views of the city. Reading B Text ad. dearly, showing fond feelings affectionately e.g. He treats her affectionately. Translation 当这对夫妇团聚时，他们深情地亲吻。 When the couple were united, they kissed each other affectionately. British Pub Culture There is no quicker way into the vein of British culture than to enter one of her pubs. The pub is __________ (1) the Englishman what the coffeehouse is to the Italian or the café to the Frenchman—life would go on without it, but life would be much __________ (2). Just as it is difficult to __________ (3) Paris without her lively cafés, England without pubs is unthinkable. Curiously, one of the difficult questions to answer is “What is a pub?” Reading C Text to duller imagine comes to duller exhausted gather imagine reminded serves takes to unlike A pub is the place where the __________ (4) football team comes to have a drink after ten hours in the summer sun. It is the first place that a villager __________ (5) a guest. In the city pub, financial analysts meet for a quick beer during lunch before heading back to the office. It is where old college friends __________ (6) to relive memories, and current undergraduates meet to celebrate the end of exams. It is the place a visitor __________ (7) first when in a new village or city, because it is the quickest way to provide some of the warmth and comfort that you’ve been lacking looking at museums all day. Reading C Text exhausted takes comes to gather comes to duller exhausted gather imagine reminded serves takes to unlike The pub is an integral part of British history. Many of the pubs in the UK could easily be museums where the visitor would be __________ (8) to “please do not touch” the furniture. However, __________ (9) castl