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　　£ £ Period Five Project.docx
　　£ £ Period Four Task.docx
　　£ £ Period One¡¡Welcome to the unit & Reading.docx
　　£ £ Period Three Word power.docx
　　£ £ Period Two Language Points.docx
　　£ £ Unit 1  Period Four.pptx
　　£ £ Unit 1  Period One.pptx
　　£ £ Unit 1  Period Three.pptx
　　£ £ Unit 1  Period Two.pptx
　　£ £ Unit 1 Vocabulary Breagh.pptx
　　£ £ ½­ËÕ µ¥Ôª¼ì²â¾í£¨Ò»£©.docx
　　Period Five¡¡Project
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　　1£®You can join the class if your parents ________ (ͬÒâ)£®
　　2£®We have finished all necessary ________ (×¼±¸)£®
　　3£®The gold watch has been handed down to their children from one ________ (Ò»´ú) to another.
　　4£®Nowadays ________ (ÌôÑ¡) a mobile phone for personal use is not easy because technology is changing rapidly.
　　5£®The CCTV1 ________ (²¥±¨) the news at 19¡Ã00 every evening.
　　6£®It was Chaucer who really turned English into ______ (ÎÄѧµÄ) language.
　　7£®What is its ________ (³É·Ö)?
　　8£®We are going on an ________ (Ô¶×ã) this Sunday.
　　¢ò.Ñ¡´ÊÌî¿ÕPeriod Four¡¡Task
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　　1£®What¡¯s the best ________ (ÌâÄ¿) of this article?
　　2£®He never trusted me£¬________ (²»ÖªÎªÊ²Ã´)£®
　　3£®He ________ (֪ͨ) them of his arrival.
　　4£®His grandfather is a ________ (½ÌÊÚ) in journalism at the People¡¯s University.
　　5£®In the ________ (×î½üµÄ) years£¬great changes have taken place in our village.
　　6£®This coin dates back to the Qing ________ (Íõ³¯)£®
　　7£®________ (±È½Ï) the new TV set with the old one£¬and you will see which is better.
　　8£®Will you ________ (½»»») your seat with me?
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　　inform sb. of,compare...to...,donate...to...,refer to,pay attention to,be available for,mase of,according to
　　1£®The great mother decided to ________ the kidney (Éö) of her dying son ________ a sick boy in the hospital.
　　2£®Twelve science laboratories ______________________ different experiments.
　　3£®I ________ his wife ________ his safe arrival.
　　4£®He ________ Beijing ________ the heart of China.
　　5£®Answer your teacher¡¯s questions ________________ the timetable and the notes.
　　6£®You must ________ good ________________ this opportunity.
　　7£®You should ________ much ________________ your handwriting.
　　8£®Don¡¯t ________________ that matter again.
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　　1£®ÓÃsomehow/somewhat/somewhereÌî¿Õ
　　(1)It is ________ difficult for you.
　　(2)I have left my book ________.
　　(3)________ we lost our way.
　　(4)We must get it finished ________.
　　2£®ÓÃrefer to/look upµÄÊʵ±ÐÎʽÌî¿Õ
　　(1)You may ________________ your notes if you want.
　　(2)You can ________________ the word in a dictionary if necessary.
　　(3)________________ a dictionary about it.
　　3£®ÓÃcompare...with.compare with/compare...to...µÄÊʵ±ÐÎʽÌî¿Õ
　　(1)He cannot ________________ Shakespeare as a writer of tragedies.
　　(2)________________ many people£¬she was indeed lucky.
　　(3)The world is often ____________ a big stage.
　　(4)I read a book that ________ the human brain ________ that of the elephant.
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　　1£®During the Olympics£¬the Special TV Program ______ all the track and field events in progress.
　　A£®was informed us of  B£®kept informing us of
　　C£®s inform of D£®kept informed us of
　　2£®My friend came to see me ________ but I wasn¡¯t in£¬so he left a message saying that he would come again.
　　A£®some day  B£®another day
　　C£®the other day     D£®all day
　　3£®________ the dictionary and you¡¯ll find the meaning of the word.
　　A£®Look up  B£®Look for
　　C£®Search for  D£®Refer to
　　4£®¡ªWhich do you ________ better£¬tea or coffee?
　　¡ªTea please.
　　A£®prefer B£®like
　　C£®would rather  D£®had
　　5£®________ with others£¬you leave us a deeper impression.
　　Poets often compare life ________ a river.
　　A£®Comparing£»to  B£®Compared£»with
　　C£®Compared£»to  D£®Comparing£»with
　　6£®As far as I am concerned£¬education is about learning and the more you learn£¬________.
　　A£®the more for life are you equipped
　　B£®the more equipped for life you are
　　C£®the more life you are equipped for
　　D£®you are equipped the more for life
　　7£®What do you think the children ________ when we get home?
　　A£®will do  B£®are doing
　　C£®will be doing  D£®have been doing
　　8£®________ from him£¬I wrote to him.
　　A£®Upon hearing  B£®Upon heard
　　C£®Upon I heard  D£®Upon to hear
　　9£®¡ªDo you have anything in mind ________ you¡¯d like for supper?
　　¡ªWell, ________ is okay with me.
　　A£®that; anything  B£®which; everything
　　C£®what; whatever  D£®where; something
　　10£®I was close to being killed the other day.A car passed me at ________ I thought was a dangerous speed.
　　A£®as          B£®which         C£®what         D£®that
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　　If we are ever asked to give a talk£¬most of us are shy and embarrassed about it.There is no need for this.If a few simple rules are followed£¬anyone can speak well in public.
　　First of all£¬the talld be well prepared.In this way we gain an interest in what we are going to say and we build up our confidence.If we know that we have worked hard to get out facts right then we feel better.
　　There are three things that we should know when we are preparing o