【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 get tired after about half an hour or so.3) They’re there so we can see how similar cultures are.4) A: Is the exhibition on for much longer? B: I don’t think so.1) It was so good. very or extremely2) I normally get tired after about half an hour or so. saying that certain facts are imprecise 3) They’re there so we can see how similar cultures are. expressing purpose 4) A: Is the exhibition on for much longer? B: I don’t think so. referring back to something that has been said2. Rewrite the dialogue using so where possible.A: Is John ing to the exhibition?B: Yes, I think that he is.A: Great. When’s he going to arrive?B: Oh, about 7 o’clock.A: OK, good. I don’t know how many people are ing today. We had such a large number of people yesterday that we had to close the doors.B: It’s definitely one of our most successful exhibitions. How did you manage to attract this number of people?A: Just adverts in newspapers and magazines. You advertise to inform people and then they e — it’s as simple as that.3. Listen and check.A: Is John ing to the exhibition?B: Yes, I think so.A: Great. When’s he going to arrive?B: Oh, 7 o’clock or so.A: OK, good. I don’t know how many people are ing today. We had so many people yesterday that we had to close the doors.B: It’s definitely one of our most successful exhibitions. How did you manage to attract so many people?A: Just adverts in newspapers and magazines. You advertise so that people know about it, and then they e — it’s as simple as that. Reading amp。 Speaking1. Work in pairs. You are going to read an from a British girl who has recently moved to Japan. What aspects of Japanese culture do you think she mentions?2. Read the and check your ideas. What is Heather’s attitude to the cultural aspects she mentions?Sleeping: She doesn’t like getting up early and likes the futons.Food: She likes the food and the sushi restaurants, although doesn’t like raw fish. She’s used to eating with chopsticks.Shopping: She thinks this is fun because she is never quite sure what she is buying and there are unusual things available.Vending machines: She is surprised how many there are and what you can buy from them.Social factors: She says everyone is really polite.3. Find examples of the following in the .abbreviations ? exclamations colloquial misspellings ? informal linking words ?Abbreviations: BTW (by the way), v. (very)?Exclamations: slurp!, ugh!, huh?, doh!, no kidding?Colloquial misspellings: coz, tho39。, 39。n39。?Informal linking words: tho39。 (though)?Grammatical inaccuracies: How39。s things?, Have to admitgrammatical inaccuracies4. Work in pairs. Find statements in the which tell you that Heather ...1) has started to adapt to life in Japan.I’m gradually getting used to my new life here.2) didn’t get up early before she moved to Japan.I’m not used to getting up so early.3) doesn’t like all Japanese food.I don’t think I’m ever going to get used to raw fish.4) finds the packaging in shops confusing.don’t always know what I’m buying.5) thinks the Japanese are innovative and imaginative.what will they e up with next, I ask myself?6) believes the Japanese are genuinely respectful of others.how polite everyone is — and they really seem to mean it!5. Translate the following sentences into English.1) 這種膠水黏合性不好。 (stick)This kind of glue doesn’t stick very well.2) 他們把這家人當(dāng)成客人接待。(treat)They treated the family as guests.3) 我盡力按時(shí)完成了這項(xiàng)工程。(manage to do) I managed to finish the project on time.4) 他可能不在家，但我還是要去碰碰運(yùn)氣。(offchance, anyway)He may not be in, but I shall call on the offchance anyway.5) 史密斯沒有回復(fù)我們的邀請(qǐng)，顯然他是改變主意了。 (apparently)Smith didn’t answer our invitation。 apparently he’s changed his mind.Language Focus : be used to / get used toPractice1. Complete the sentences with an appropriate form of the words in brackets.1) I was nervous when I started teaching as I wasn’t used to speaking (be used to / speak) in front of an audience.2) When I moved to Spain it took me ages _____to get used to meeting_______________ (get used to / meet) friends so late at night.3) The only problem she’s having in India is that she _________isn’t used to eating________ (be used to / eat) such spicy food.4) In the USA, British people find it hard to _______get used to driving____________(get used to / drive) on the wrong side of the road.2. Work in pairs. Would you like to live in a country with a very different culture to yours? What would you find it difficult to adapt to?I’d like to live in Brazil, but I’m not used to hot weather.3. Translate the following sentences into English.他們習(xí)慣吃生魚。They’re used to raw fish.2) 她習(xí)慣這里炎熱的氣候。She is used to the hot weather here.3) 我們習(xí)慣于一起工作。We are used to working together.4) 兩個(gè)月后他對(duì)新環(huán)境習(xí)慣了。After two months he had got used to the new enviro