Ҫ@и߷һĺ(jin)ξ͏(f)sČͺбҪСռиԇߴþʾH҅
иһ(jin)ξ
1) The film is interesting. @ӰȤ
2) The plan worked. @(g)Ӌ(j)
3) I have seen this film before. ǰ^@Ӱ
4) My mother bought me a book. ҋoI˱
5) The news made me happy. @(g)ϢʹҺܸd
иͶZ(y)ľ
1)Children who are exposed to different cultural influences are more likely to be open-minded.
^ͬĻѬյĺӸ˼S_韡
2)Students who are unfamiliar with computers will not find a decent job.
쾚ʹӋ(j)C(j)ČW(xu)ҲwĹ
3)People who travel a lot are less likely to suffer pressure.
(jng)ε˲̫܉ĥ
4)English is a practical course that increases students’ opportunity to find a well-paid job.
ӢZ(y)һTӌW(xu)ҵSнˮC(j)(hu)Č(sh)n̡(ӢZ(y)܌(sh)ӌW(xu)ҵùęC(j)(hu))
5)The workload that could take months to finish by manual labor could be done flawlessly by robots in minutes.
Ҫ(sh)˹ɵĹC(j)(sh)֮(ni)
6)Genetic engineering allows people to nurture crop varieties that are resistant to drought, thereby improving land productivity.
ʹ˂?ni)NֲNɺĶa(chn)r(nng)
7)The government should ensure equal access to education, which can help tackle poverty.
(yng)ԓ_˂ܽƽșC(j)(hu)@Óؚ
8)People with a heavy workload do not have adequate time to exercise, which can be harmful to their fitness.
^ص˛]ĕr(sh)gȥӖ(xn)@(g)(du)wк
9)Demand for various commodities creates a huge market for the local and international businesses, which in turn increases demand for the labor market.
(du)ͬƷ鮔(dng)?sh)غ͇?gu)H˾(chung)һ(g)Ј(chng)@^(li)ӄڹЈ(chng)
10)Students should be encouraged to acquire computer skills which can be applied in their studies as well as their working lives.
(yng)ԓĄ(l)W(xu)X@(g)ڌW(xu)(x)жõ
иZ(y)ľ
1)Generally, air will be heavily polluted where there are factories.
һ(li)vйSĵط՚Ⱦ(hu)܇(yn)
2)University is a place where knowledge is disseminated.
W(xu)ǂ֪R(sh)ĵط
3)If a student wants to learn about job-specific information, they don’t need to sit in a classroom to get it.
W(xu)ҪõضĹϢڽȥ˽
4)While traditional buildings might look nice from the outside, they are often not very user-friendly.
y(tng)ҲS濴(li)ܺãͨǺ܌(sh)
5)While there are both benefits and drawbacks to watching TV, it is obvious that the pros outweigh the cons.
MܿҕбǺ@ڱ
6)Despite the importance of international cooperation, countries should take the initiative to implement some changes.
M܇(gu)HҪLJ(gu)ґ(yng)ԓȡʩȥ(sh)ʩһЩ׃
7)Though he was inexperienced, he did a very good job.
mȻ]й(jng)(yn)ɵĺܺ
8)Although these technologies are advantageous, what worries people is that the decrease in communication may provoke a sense of alienation.
M@Щg(sh)˂(dn)@Щg(sh)ʹ˂ͨp?gu)Ķеh(yun)
иģZ(y)ľ
1)Whether universities should provide students with job preparation is a controversial issue.
W(xu)(yng)(yng)ԓW(xu)ṩ(zhn)һ(g)Р(zhng)hԒ}
2)Whether the increase of teachers’ salaries can solve the low-quality education problem is a controversial issue.
ώYǷ܉Q|(zh)ĵһ(g)Р(zhng)hԒ}
3)It is obvious that we are living in an information age.
@҂Ϣr(sh)
4)What most companies and workforces need are not robots, but creative people who can contribute ideas.
(sh)˾̈́ڄ(dng)Ј(chng)ҪIJǙC(j)ǾЄ(chung)˼S
5)What they need most is a few hours of relaxation.
ҪϢׂ(g)Сr(sh)
6)What governments should do is to create policies to encourage the use of public transportation.
(yng)ԓƶ߹Ą(l)˂ʹùͨ
и壺eZ(y)ľ
1)I think that a good command of English is indispensable.
J(rn)쾚ӢZ(y)Dzȱٵ
2)I believe that this practice enables students from less well-off backgrounds to have equal access to higher education.
J(rn)@N]кܺüͥ˓ƽȵĽܸߵȽę(qun)
3)Many people believe that higher education is necessary if one wants to live a prosperous life.
(sh)J(rn)ɹܸߵȽDZҪ
иͬλZ(y)ľ
1)Nowadays, an increasing number of people are concerned about the phenomenon that our kids are spending more time watching TV.
(dng)Խ(li)Խ˓(dn)ĺӻM(fi)Խ(li)Խĕr(sh)gڿҕϡ
2)I agree with the view that not only governments but every single citizen should do one’s part to fix this problem.
ͬ@(g)^c(din)Hÿһλ(yng)ԓQ@(g)}ؕI(xin)һc(din)
3)The fact that parents and children are under enormous pressure from work and school demonstrates that a few hours’ relaxation is indispensable.
ĸͺ挦(du)Ĺ͌W(xu)(x)(sh)ׂ(g)Сr(sh)Ϣr(sh)gDzȱٵ
4)There is a saying that family instability causes social instability.
Եͥ(wn)(do)(hu)(wn)
иߣZ(y)ľ
1)The reason why he was dismissed is that he was careless and irresponsible.
_ԭĺͲؓ(f)؟(z)
2)Women are much too preoccupied with family. Once the marriage begins to disintegrate, they’re lost. That’s where their unhappiness springs from and that’s why most divorced mothers regard themselves as victims.
DŮ(du)̫ͥ^Ͷһ߽ʲô]Ǿ_ĵĸԴ͞ʲô(sh)xĸHJ(rn)Լܺߵԭ
3)Change is what keeps us fresh and innovative. Change is what keeps us from getting stale. Change is what keeps us young.
׃ʹ҂ք(chung)׃ʹ҂h(yun)xꐸ׃҂ഺ
4)This is because it is young people in our society who are able to impose changes.
@?yn)҂?hu)еp˲(li)׃(˾һ(g)(qing){(dio))
5)Another reason for this is that old buildings, like native languages, form a cultural identity and keep a unique record of a country.
һ(g)ԭǣfĸZ(y)һMĻһ(g)(gu)Ҫ(d)еӛ