CollegeEnglish5th--Extract

  

2007-2-2

1.The increased supply of raw materials will hellp to stablize prices

2.He suffered a second heart attack but his condition has now stablized

3.The government is committed to carrying out a programe of social reform.

4.the country is giving some money for advice from specialists on how to reform its education system .

5.the provision of good public transport will be essential for developing the area.

6.At the board meetion ,the manager made sales projections for next year.

7.we couldn’t leave the harbor until the storm moderated.

8.Observably,her improment is speeding up/accelerating.

9.The river is observably dirtier than is was lase year.

10.The change affects thousands of people on moderate incomes.

11.The linkage between smoking and cancer is often debated.

12.Our ingenuity can certainly devise means of holding down comsumption and tapping new sources.

13.The tax law has been liberalised to make it easier to save money for retirement.

14.The writer steers reader,gentle but inexorably,towards sympathy with values of the main character.

15.Half of the wheat produced in this country is sold globally.

16.Many environmental problems can be sovled by people thinking globally and acting locally.

17.The diffusion of knowledge was accelerated by the invention of writing.

18.he countn’t account for the fact that the money was found in his house.

 

2007-2-5

1. endeavor to stay out of trouble

2. modify the design to make it suitable for commercial production.

3.praise her ingenuity for designing the unusual new product.

4.The walk slowly , as if to prolong the wonderful evening.

5.The disease is spreading , all young children is at risk.

6.I refused to put my family’s welfare at risk by quitting my job.

7. In the final analysis,it is better educated women who hold the key of population control.

8.The political repression in this country is enforced by terror.

9.We have only six months left to accomplish the task.

10.Unless we act now to protect our environment , we shall have failed in our collective responsibility to future generation.

11. futher development ,more and better , effective and accurate, dramatic , implement well-designed plan,

12.Please don’t behave like that. I am far from pleased with your behavior.

13. Far from helping the situation.You’ve just made it worse.

14.Sales to Europe accounted for 40 % of our total sales last year.

15.They are very surprised by prevalence of anti-govenment sentiments

16.Many of the children are undernourished and suffering from serious diseases.

17.The changes to national health system will be implemented next year.

 

2007-2-7

1.There is abundant evidence that cars have a harmful effect on environment.

2.The infinite distance of space are too great for the human mind to comprehend.

3.The company customizes kitchens by making cabinets just the way you want them.

4.We must harness the skill and creativity of our workforce.

5.There is a great deal of interest in harnessing wind and waves as new sources of power.

6.The process of replication is very quick and efficient.

7.Scientists believe that substitution for metals by composite materials still has a long way to go.

8.The coach was criticized for the subsitution of player he made late in the game.

9. I can’t conceive of why he did such a stupid thing!

10.She has been reduced to near poverty.

11.The hurricane reduced many people to living without food or housing for days.

12 The robbers stripped the house of all valuable articles.

13.The king was stripped of his power and became an ordinary man.

14.The president lived up to his promise to set the country swiftly on a new path.

15.Hearing this song brought back happy memories of my childhood.

16.This will reduce the chance of serious injury in the event of an accident.

17.The government expressed serious doubts about legitimacy of military action.

18.The country’s constitution will have to be amendedto allow its troops to take part in United Nations peacekeeping operations.

19.The uncertainties within the country’s political elite are already being reflected in its foreign policy.