【正文】 MEMORANDUMTo: Quality Control ManagerFrom: Luo Rui Date: 5 July 2003Subject: 新視野英語教程（讀寫教程第二版）圖書在淘寶網(wǎng)發(fā)售，歡迎購買Using Topicrelated Terms 1. gap 2. out of touch 3. chat 4. on a daily basis 5. affection 6. correspond with 7. a giant step Basic Writing Skills 1. Lucy feels seasick. Like wise, David feels airsick. 2. David dislikes winter with its bare trees. In the same way, Lucy dislikes the pale winter sun. 3. Lucy misses her grandmother’s home cooking. Similarly, David misses his country’s native food. 4. David opened his own store in New York. On the other hand, Lucy worked for a family as a babysitter. 5. Women usually make suggestions, while men often give direct mands. 6. Many people believe that women talk more than men. However, research shows that men talk longer than women do. 7. Arizona has about four million people living in it, whereas Rohde Island has less than one million. 8. This area has warm winters. In contrast, the northern part of the country bees very cold in winter. SetionBGetting the Message 1. B 2. C 3. D 4. A 5. C Using the Right Word1. alarm 2. remend 3. major 4. loose 5. spoil 6. benefit 7. illegal 8. pretend Working with Expressions 1. out 2. of 3. to 4. down 5. out 6. into 7. on 8. off Section C Practical Writing: Writing Memos A新視野英語教程（讀寫教程第二版）圖書在淘寶網(wǎng)發(fā)售，歡迎購買The Complaint from Mr. Liu / The handling of the plaint from Mr. Liu MEMORANDUMTo: Stephen ChanFrom: Managing DirectorDate: 5 JulySubject: About the Product Range Expansion3. 如果收到一條電腦信息，抬頭是“爸爸”，我就會覺得自己被遺忘和忽略了。Unit 7 Key to Exercises SectionAReading out 1. attach 2. where 3. giant 4. applies 5. at least 6. to 新視野英語教程（讀寫教程第二版）圖書在淘寶網(wǎng)發(fā)售，歡迎購買Getting the Message 1. C 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. A Using the Right word 1. attach 2. exist 3. arrangement 4. chat 5. gap 6. necessarily 7. guilty 8. accustomed Working with Expressions 1. to 2. with 3. to 4. with 5. with 6. on 7. out of 8. forth Focusing on Sentence Structure A 1. When Sarah came dressed in her Sunday best, everyone was surprised. 2. To her surprise, she found that the letter came undated. 3. Just as he was about to reach the ground, the rope came untied and he fell down.B1. When he heard the story about the poor lady, he felt a wave of sympathy.2. Knowing that he had been fooled, he felt a wave of anger.3. When she was asked to make a speech to the public, she felt a wave of embarrassment.Translating A1. We are supposed to start working on that project tomorrow, but you haven’t got things ready.2. I have to catch up on my work tonight, so I can’t go to the movies with you.3. John plans / wants to move because he is not accustomed to the new life here.4. She reached for her telephone and dialed the number of a friend.B1. 這些年來，我們都學(xué)會了互相間輕松相處，適應(yīng)我們這個新的家庭組合。Page(s): 1Fax: 6230 0889Nanjing Toy pany 100, Jinling Road, Nanjing Date: September 1st, 2003 C To: Wang Li, 20 Rose Road, Ningbo Replay about Mr. Clinton’s visit In response to your wish to send Mr. Clinton to visit us at . Engerprises, we warmly wele him and suggest a weeklong visit for him. If this is convenient, please inform us of the specific time of his visit so that we can make further arrangements. Yours sincerely Co. Ltd. Hong Kong From: H. G. Enterprises Co. Ltd. Fax: 2525 8712 Wele to our annual Winter Show. Page(s): 1 Fax To: Mr. Liu Lin, 165 Bonham Road, Using the Topicrelated Terms 1. primary goal 2. go into 3. get…out of 4. give up … for 5. meant to do 6. making a success Basic Writing Skills 新視野英語教程（讀寫教程第二版）圖書在淘寶網(wǎng)發(fā)售，歡迎購買1. They could not decide what to do, nor would they ask for help. 2. Tina sent in her application and waited by the phone for an answer. 3. I wished for a storybook for my birthday, yet (or: but) I got a toy train. 4. I wanted to add more milk by myself, so I went to find a spoon. 5. I ran towards the supermarket, for the manager was ready to lock the door. 6. You may buy a new dictionary, or you can borrow one from the library. 7. The boy didn’t want to tal