Part I：詞法
1、bookkeeper n. 會計，記賬員；
2、co-worker n. 同事，工友；
3、be like a family如同一家人一樣； 4、share vt. 分享；
5、dream of doing sth.夢想做某事；
6、everyday people日常生活中的人，平凡的人；
7、unfortunately adv. 不幸的是；8、at the age of在(某一)年齡；
9、hardly adv. 幾乎不能； 10、do one’s laundry 洗衣服；
11、coin n. 硬幣； 12、washing machine 洗衣機；
13、get started 啟動，發(fā)動起來； 14、Canadian adj. 加拿大的；
15、broken adj. 斷斷續(xù)續(xù)的、不成句的；
16、love at first sight一見鐘情； 17、get married結(jié)婚；
18、twin sisters 雙胞胎姐妹； 19、experience n.經(jīng)歷；
20、overnight adv. & adj. 一夜之間；
21、keep silent 保持沉默； 22、be in sight進入視野；
23、be out of sight出了視野； 24、lose sight of看不見了
Part II：句法
段落1
I’m a bookkeeper. I have a good job, and I like my coworkers so much. We’re like a family here:we know all about each other. We share all the happy news and the sad things too. I think I could write a soap opera from what I hear every day. In fact, I’ve always dreamed of doing that—writing a soap opera and telling the stories of everyday people.
段落2
I studied English in China, but unfortunately, I didn’t study very hard. So when I went to Canada at the age of 25, I hardly spoke any English at all.
At first I lived with other Chinese and spoke Chinese most of the time. One day I was doing my laundry and I needed some coins to put into the washing machine so that it would get started. The only person there was a young Canadian woman. When I spoke to her in my broken English, she answered me in Chinese. She was studying it at college.
Well, it was love at first sight. We got married two years later, and we’ve done our laundry together ever since. Now I speak English much better—almost as well as my 5-year-old son.
1、bookkeeper n. 會計，記賬員；
2、co-worker n. 同事，工友；
3、be like a family如同一家人一樣； 4、share vt. 分享；
5、dream of doing sth.夢想做某事；
6、everyday people日常生活中的人，平凡的人；
7、unfortunately adv. 不幸的是；8、at the age of在(某一)年齡；
9、hardly adv. 幾乎不能； 10、do one’s laundry 洗衣服；
11、coin n. 硬幣； 12、washing machine 洗衣機；
13、get started 啟動，發(fā)動起來； 14、Canadian adj. 加拿大的；
15、broken adj. 斷斷續(xù)續(xù)的、不成句的；
16、love at first sight一見鐘情； 17、get married結(jié)婚；
18、twin sisters 雙胞胎姐妹； 19、experience n.經(jīng)歷；
20、overnight adv. & adj. 一夜之間；
21、keep silent 保持沉默； 22、be in sight進入視野；
23、be out of sight出了視野； 24、lose sight of看不見了
Part II：句法
段落1
I’m a bookkeeper. I have a good job, and I like my coworkers so much. We’re like a family here:we know all about each other. We share all the happy news and the sad things too. I think I could write a soap opera from what I hear every day. In fact, I’ve always dreamed of doing that—writing a soap opera and telling the stories of everyday people.
段落2
I studied English in China, but unfortunately, I didn’t study very hard. So when I went to Canada at the age of 25, I hardly spoke any English at all.
At first I lived with other Chinese and spoke Chinese most of the time. One day I was doing my laundry and I needed some coins to put into the washing machine so that it would get started. The only person there was a young Canadian woman. When I spoke to her in my broken English, she answered me in Chinese. She was studying it at college.
Well, it was love at first sight. We got married two years later, and we’ve done our laundry together ever since. Now I speak English much better—almost as well as my 5-year-old son.