unit-1-living-well知識(shí)講解-話題語(yǔ)言應(yīng)用——自強(qiáng)不息(編輯修改稿)
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【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 e in distress and is looking around, namely at you, in an attempt to make eye contact, you may be needed for assistance. On the other hand, if you find yourself running down a person “in need” who is facing away from you, you may find yourself receiving a mixed reaction for your “generosity”.注釋：register 注意到 scan 細(xì)看，審視 immediate 最接近的Tip 3: Be quiet about it. If you are certain that a disabled stranger is in need of your help, try not to attract unwanted attention to that individual and their condition. Placing yourself in their position, and understanding that bringing even more attention upon an unfortunate physical ailment, may help curb any unnecessary enthusiasm.注釋：ailment 疾?。ㄓ戎嘎圆。? curb 抑制Tip 4: Check the disabled for your own safety. Being disabled does not prevent a total stranger from being hostile, or even dangerous. Just as you would be cautious of anyone you aren’t familiar with, so should you be wary of helping someone disabled who does not appear receptive of such a social encounter.注釋：1. hostile懷有敵意的 wary 謹(jǐn)慎的 receptive 愿意接受的 encounter 遭遇，偶遇2. ... so should you be wary of helping someone disabled who does not appear receptive of such a social encounter. 此句是倒裝句，表示“也”的so位于句首，主謂部分倒裝。句意：......你們也應(yīng)該謹(jǐn)慎地幫助似乎不愿意接受這樣的社交接觸的殘疾人。Tip 5: Help those only within a reasonable closeness. Of course, this tip is generalized. If a disabled individual has fallen within your scope of vision, helping is understandable. However, rushing across the grocery store parking lot to help a disabled person with a task may cause alarm and fear. Just as you wouldn’t wish for a total stranger to approach you from a great distance without obvious cause, a disabled individual may not wish to be chased down.注釋：scope （處理的）范圍 chase 追逐Tip 6: Upon helping a disabled stranger, speak respectfully and briefly. Again, maintaining dignity for the other person is essential to truly being helpful to your neighbor. Asking about the details of a disability is not in your best interest, nor is such behavior respectful of one’s privacy.Imagine yourself suffering from a physical disability for a moment. Again, the above tips are generalized and are meant to ensure not only your safety but also that your aid is wele and needed. With these guidelines in mind, however, using your own judgment when helping out a disabled stranger in public is always best. ■話題語(yǔ)句（4）有用的句子 試試你會(huì)了嗎？1）今年，她很驕傲參加了比賽，打破了兩圈（800米）比賽的記錄。 She is proud _______________ petitions and ______________ by running two ______ (800 metres) this year.2）他讓人把問(wèn)題讀給他，然后口授把答案輸入一臺(tái)專門的機(jī)器中。 He ___________________ to him and used _________ to give his answers into a special machine.3) 他課后上唱歌和舞蹈課。 He ____________________ after school.4）說(shuō)實(shí)在的，我過(guò)去常常夢(mèng)想我會(huì)成為職業(yè)球員，代表我的國(guó)家參加世界杯足球賽。 In fact, I used to dream about ________________ and possibly _____________
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