1.American people eat with a (餐刀) and fork.
2.The geography teacher is (指) to the map on the wall.
3.You should use a (匙) to eat the soup.
4.Be careful not to (刺) the needle (针) in your finger.
5.— Would you like another one?
— No, thanks. I’m (吃饱的).
A: What do people usually do on Chinese New Year, Lingling?
B: Well, most people buy (1) and give them to others.
A: That’s great. I love getting presents. Can I (2) the present I receive right at the time?
B: I’m afraid you must wait! In China, you are not (3) to open the present at once. You must wait and open it (4) . And you must receive it with both hands.
A: Really? That’s interesting. (5) in Britain, we can use one hand to receive the present. Thanks for telling me so much.
B: My pleasure.
1.他们有相当宽松的规定。(pretty relaxing)
2.我们从未不提前打电话就拜访朋友家。(without)
3.作为一名学生，你应该努力学习。(be supposed to)
4.你若晚到一会儿也不要紧。(a bit late)
5.吃太多的油和盐对我们的健康不利。(eating)
1.In Switzerland it’s very important to be (准时).
2.They (握手) and started a conversation at once.
3.Don’t be angry with him. (毕竟), he is still a child.
4.They don’t usually have to (做计划) to meet their friend
5.He lives near the city mall. We can (顺便拜访他家) when we go there for shopping.
1.You shouldn’t have (leave) so soon at the party.
2.He is (suppose) to arrive at the station at 8:40.
3. They lay on the beach, (look) up into the blue sky.
4.Eating dumplings at the Spring Festival (be) the custom in our country.
5.I was very embarrassed at the party because I (wear) the wrong clothes.
1.You should s the bottle (瓶子) before pouring the orange juice.
2.What’s your attitude t what the kids wear to school?
3.Switzerland is the l of watches, and people there are very serious about time.
4. After exercising in the morning, I usually feel quite r .
5. Julie k her mother good night before she went to bed.
