【正文】 s。4) Such love is like a flash in the pan。 2) Can true love grow between pen pals or net friends who have never met each other? Why? No. The causes for this can be summed up asfollows:1) True love does not grow without contact between two minds。s reply is very surprising. Her answer makes it clear that she is not the woman that Blandford has been waiting for. the young beauty wants to test his love and asks her to wear a rose on her coat. This is an unexpected but happy ending of the story.The beginning of the story: John Blandford, a tall young army office, standing at a station, focused his eyesight on the exact time: six minutes to six. He was waiting for a woman never seen before, who had filled a special place in his life and whose written words had given him strength.( para1) Possible questions: Who was the woman? How had she given him strength? What had happened between them?The woman was Hollis Meynell who wrote him letters wishing him safety and courage and giving him support. Before he went into battle, he read her letter to him again and again.(para2)For 13 months, she had written to him even when not getting his letters of reply. During war time, her letters gave him courage to survive. Gradually, he believed he loved her, and se loved him.(para3)Possible question: What had happened after they fell in love?John Blandford asked her for a photo, but Hollis Meynell declined his request, saying that he could make his deision when they met in NewYork.(para4)Possible question: Did they meet as planned? One minute to six, John Blandford saw a young woman ing toward him. She was beautiful, just like springtime ing alive. Instinctively he moved toward her, without noticing that she was not wearing a rose which was supposedly agreed between them before.(para57) Possible question: Was the young woman the very one he had been waiting for so impatiently?Suddenly the young woman addressed him:” Going my way, soldier?” Uncontrollably, he made one step closer to her. Then he saw Hollis Meynell.(para89) Possible question: How did the woman who addressed him look? Surpringly, she was the woman standing behind the beautiful girl, a woman well past forty, just like a fossil to his young eyes, with patches of gray hair and with her thick legs shaking. But she was the woman who wore a red rose on her coat.（para10）Possible question: What was John Blandford thinking then with the old lady before him?With the young beautiful girl vanished, he was of two minds: his strong desire to follow the young woman and his deep longing to meet the woman whose spirit had truly brought warmth to him. Now here e found the woman he expected to meet was standing before him: her face was gentle and intelligent and her gray eyes had a warm, kind look.(para11)Possible questions: What was the result? What did the man do? Blandford resisted the urge to follow the younger woman. He took out the book which was to identify him to Hollis Meynell. He believed it would be something precious, something perhaps even less mon than love—a friendship for which he had been, and would always be, thankful. He held the book out toward the woman.(para1213)Possible question: What did the old woman say? Blandford was so glad he invited the woman to dinner. The old woman told him that she didn’t know what this was all about? A young beauty asked her to do so, and she was waiting for you in that big restaurant near the highway. It was some kind of a test.(para14)Step 2: Introduction of the writing pattern: a paragraph of a point of view supported by reasonsTopic: A general point of view is presented at the beginning of the paragraph. Reason 1: Next es the first reason to explain the viewpointReason 2: The second reason is provided to explain the general point of view. Reason 3: If possible, more reasons are stated to illustrate the point.For example, in paragraph3 we have a point of view: He believes he loves her, and she loves him. However, the point of view es at the end of the paragraph as a natural conclusion. Before the end of the paragraph, the writer tells why they have fallen in love with each other. In paragraph4, the point of view es at the beginning: she declines his request for her photo. Then she explains the reason. Thus we have the structure of a point of view supported by reasons.Ⅲ. Explain new words and phrases in the passage of Section A (40mins)1. digital adj. giving information in the form of numbers. Peter bought a digital camera last week. 皮特上周買了一臺(tái)數(shù)碼相機(jī)。: v. refuse a request or offer , usually politelyThe football star declined to answer the reporter’s question. 那位足球明星拒絕回答記者的提問。He was shot as he tried to resist arrest. 他因拒捕而被擊斃。The boy guards worked as human shields without fail in case of emergency.在危急時(shí)刻，保鏢總是像人體盾牌那樣忠心耿耿地工作。She was thankful to her teacher for his 。此處運(yùn)用了平行結(jié)構(gòu)： Suppose I’m beautiful和 Suppose I’m plain，用于意義