Let's read the conversations and guess the meaning of the following expressions.
It's up to you. | A: What would you like for dinner tonight? B: I'm not sure. What do you want? A: It's up to you. Whatever you want, we wi11 have. |
In your dreams! | A: Guess what? This weekend, I caught a fish this big. B: No way. A: Yeah, it was huge! B: In your dreams! It's impossible that you caught a fish that bjg. |
Play it by ear. | A: Hey, what do you want to do this weekend? B: I don't know. Maybe we can go to see a movie or have dinner. Why don't we play it by ear? A: Sure. Let's decide as we go a1ong. |
Keep my fingers crossed.
| A; Hey, How are you? B: Hey, I am doing great. I did well in a job interview yesterday. I really hope to get the job. A: Oh, have you heard back from them? B: No, not yet. But I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Hopefully they’ll ca11 me today. |
Miss the point | A: Okay So now do you understand? B: I’m not sure. Can you explain it again? I think I missed the point. A:. All right. I’ll explain it one more time. |
1.When someone says“It's up to you!”,he(she) .
A.wants you to make the decision
B.invites you to have dinner together
C.is not sure what to have for dinner.
2.What does “in your dreams” mean according to the conversations?
A. I’m in your dreams.
B. I love you.
C. I don’t believe you.
3. “ Keep my finger crossed” has the similar meaning to “ “
A.It’s interesting
B.I’m hopeful
C.You’re excellent
4.When we play it by ear”, we will .
A. play with our ears
B.be busy at the weekend
C. decide what to do as we go along
5.If you don’t understand something and want other people to explain it again, you may say .
A. I missed the point
B. It’s up to you
C.In your dreams
口语运用(共5小题:每小题1分,满分5分)
从方框中选出最佳选项完成下面的对话。
A: Hello! This is Wei Hua. May I speak to Li Feng?
B: 1.
A: Hi, Li Feng. Would you like to visit Fujian Tulou this Sunday?
B:Yes, I’d love to. 2.
A: How about half past eight?
B: All right. How can we get there?
A: 3. . It takes about three hours to get there.
B: Oh, Why not invite Mike? Maybe he wants to go with us.
A: 4. I’ll call him later. And let's meet at t he bus station a t8:30 in the morning.
B:OK. _ 5.
A: See you.
A.Good idea. B.See you then. C.We can go by bus. D.This is Li Feng speaking. E.What time shall we start. |
How are American families different from Chinese families?
In some ways American families are very different from Chinese ones, and in other ways, they are American families, for example, enjoy family dinners, support and love each other Just as Chinese families . The differences come from culture, however. Many Chinese students are to learn that American teenagers are allowed to make many decisions on their own, and that parents want their children to home at eighteen.
In most American families, children are encouraged to make their own choices a young age. They start with small choices and gradually ones until they graduate from high schoo1. That is when they face the biggest decision of their lives: to do next. Parents and family will help with the choice, but the children themselve make the final decision.
Americans move back into family homes when they get older. Instead, they prefer to have their own for as long as possible. It is important to remember that these are cultural differences, and that Americans see this as of the culture.
1.A.too much B. all right C.the same
2.A.do B.go C.work
3.A. worried B. surprised C.moved
4.A. leave B. return C.get
5.A. of B.for C.at
6.A.1arger B.worse C.easier
7.A.which B.how C.What
8.A.often B.seldom C.once
9.A.chances B.choices C.lives
10.A.half B.part C.all
-Do you mind my opening the window?
-_ . It's so hot in the room.
A. Certainly
B. Of course not
C.Better not.
A few Chinese words, such as Tuhao and Dama, _to some English dictionaries in 2014.
A.added B. are added C. were added
-Kangkang, how can I learn English well?
-You should do more reading _ _practise listening.
A. neither, nor
B. either, or
C.not only, but also