【正文】 the underlined words with the word in brackets and the appropriate prefix. You may need to make other changes.1 I’m afraid Matthew has turned out to be no good at his job. (petent)I’m afraid Matthew has turned out to be inpetent at his job.2 I don’t have the same opinion as you. I think he’s doing fine. (agree)I disagree with you. I think he’s doing fine.3 If you click here, you can cancel the last change you made to the document. (do)If you click here, you can undo the last change you made to the document.4 How many people are without a job in this town? (employed)How many people are unemployed in this town?5 I didn’t know that you had introduced all these new rules. (aware)I was unaware that you had introduced all these new rules.6 Obviously, it wasn’t our intention not to obey the orders. (obey)Obviously, it wasn’t our intention to disobey the orders.7 I’ve had a look at the report and I think it is not plete. (plete)I’ve had a look at the report and I think it is inplete.8 I don’t know my colleagues very well, but I don’t have any bad feelings towards them. (like)I don’t know my colleagues very well, but I don’t dislike them.9 I’m afraid that software is not patible with our system. (patible)I’m afraid that software is inpatible with our system.for all + noun phrase4 Rewrite the sentences using for all + noun phrase.1 Although we are concerned about the environment, there is little that we can do to protect it.For all our concern about the environment, there is little that we can do to protect it.2 He has a lot of knowledge about the world of finance, but he doesn’t seem to know how to invest money wisely.For all his knowledge about the world of finance, he doesn’t seem to know how to invest money wisely.3 Although she said a lot of kind words, I don’t think she really appreciated just how much time we had spent on this project.For all her kind words, I don’t think she really appreciated just how much time we had spent on this project.4 He has hundreds of bright ideas about developing new products, but he never seems able to put them down on paper.For all his bright ideas about developing new products, he never seems able to put them down on paper.5 I do have a lot of doubts about this new software, but I recognize that it is quite innovative.For all my doubts about this new software, I recognize that it is quite innovative.as + adj. … as5 Rewrite the sentences using as + adj. … as.1 I am confused about how to apply for the job. Similarly, they are confused about who can apply.I am as confused about how to apply for the job as they are about who can apply.2 My wife and I were worried about staying longer than we were supposed to. Similarly, our hosts were worried that we might not have enjoyed the meal.My wife and I were as worried about staying longer as our hosts were that we might not have enjoyed the meal.3 Our generation knows little about cassette recorders and record players. Similarly our parents know little about iPods and MP3 players.Our generation knows as little about cassette recorders and record players as our parents know about iPods and MP3 players.4 We are curious about what he does for a living. Similarly, he is curious about what our pany does.We are as curious about what he does for a living as he is about what our pany does.5 I have very little idea about how to shoe a horse. Similarly, he doesn’t have much idea about how to repair a motorbike.I have as little idea about how to shoe a horse as he has about how to repair a motorbike.collocations6 Read the explanations of the words. Answer the questions.1 margin This word usually means the space at the side of a page where you don’t write anything.(a) Do you have a habit of jotting notes in the margin when reading books?Yes, I do. But other people just take notes on a separate piece of paper because they don’t want to spoil the book.(b) If you win an election by a narrow margin, how big is the victory?The victory is not big。一名普通的系統(tǒng)分析師肯定不知道空間推銷員在店里都干些什么，就好像空間推銷員對分析系統(tǒng)的工具也一竅不通一樣。s, anyway. But it is only our obsession with novelty, ignorance of deeper historical patterns and arrogant insistence on our own importance that leads us into this kind of talk. Hoping to prove our superiority over the generations that preceded us, we boast that we live in a period of unprecedented change. Yet there is a good case that we do not, in fact, live in very interesting times at all.不管怎么說，這就是那耳熟能詳?shù)奶自?。為了證明相比于先輩們的優(yōu)越性，我們夸耀說自己生活在一個前所未有的變革期。8 Translate the paragraphs into English.1 我們根本就看不懂他們的計劃書，因為他們的觀點不太容易把握。我認(rèn)為應(yīng)該安排一次面談，讓大家消除誤會，掃除溝通的障礙。 e to grips with。 as baffled … as)We couldn’t make of their proposal at all, because it was no easy job for us to e to grips with their perspective. It was a safe bet that we were as much baffled about their way of thinking as they were about ours. I think we need to arrange a meeting to clear up misunderstandings and to remove munication barriers.2 從與他共事二十多年的一位同事所寫的傳記中不難得出這樣的結(jié)論：他所代表的絕對是該國二戰(zhàn)之后的精英階層，他們在宗教和政治方面的觀念較為保守。 in the wak