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1. Crisp adj.

Lucy enjoys eating a tasty salad with fresh, crisp lettuce.

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2. Comic adj.

The movie had some comic moments, but it wasn’t really funny overall.

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3. Advertise v.

The company regularly advertises its products on TV.

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4. Viewer n.

Viewers of television are always being urged to buy something.

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5. Satisfy v.

Nothing satisfies Toby; he is always complaining.

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6. Research n.

Scientific research cannot explain all the workings of the universe.

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7. Reveal v.

Sandy revealed the sad truth to her best friend that she did not really love her boyfriend.

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8. Favorite adj.

Keith’s favorite snack is a sliced apple spread with peanut butter.

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9. Despite prep. 儘管

Despite the rain, they decided to go ahead with the picnic.

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10. Popularity n. 普及 大眾化

The popularity of cellphones has spread around the world.

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11. Invent v.

The first film was invented 300 years after Shakespeare’s death, so he never wrote a screenplay himself.

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12. Genius n.

John is a genius at finding new ways of practicing English.

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12. Genius n.

John is a genius at finding new ways of practicing English.

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13. Responsible adj. 對…負責的

Parents should be responsible for every one of their children.

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14. Introduce v. 引進 , 介紹

The speaker introduced the company’s new products to the audience.

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15. Diner n.

Diners at that restaurant are often treated to a glass of wine by the owner at no extra charge.

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16. Slice v.

Timmy’s mother sliced the cake carefully so that every child had an equal share.

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17.Unexpected adj.

It was totally unexpected that Laura got an A on the exam.

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18. Peel v. 削皮

Lily peeled the onions, sliced them, and cooked them together with the steak.

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19.Process n. 過程

The process of making good wine is long and requires a lot of work.

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20. Mechanical adj. 機械的

If you wind up the mechanical doll, it will perform many kinds of tricks for you.

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21. Spread v. Spread – spread – spread

The news about the accident spread quickly among the students.

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1. Mass production n. 大量生產

2. Time-consuming adj. 費時的

3. Abundance n. 大量

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Proper names 專有 名詞

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1. Refer to 談及

The term “virus” is now commonly used to refer to a problem that spreads from one computer to

another.

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2. Have a hard time 有困難

If you are having a hard time learning English,

why not ask your teacher for help?

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3. Be aware of 知道

Jessica and Sean were so busy talking that they were not aware of how late it

was.

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4. Come up with 想出

Charles thought about the problem for a long time and finally came up

with several ideas for solving

it.

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5. By hand 手工 ( 地 )

Few people write reports by hand anymore; almost everyone uses a computer

instead.

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6. Out of stock 缺貨的

The clerk said that the kind of doll Cindy was looking

for was currently out of

stock.

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7. A taste for 對…的愛好

Many young people in Taiwan

have developed a taste for fast food.

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too Adj. to V so Adj. that S not V Adv. Adv.

太… 而無法…

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The job is very hard. I can not do it.

The job is so hard that I can not do it.

The job is too hard to do.

The job is too hard for me to do.

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The job is very hard. I can not do it.

The job is too hard to do.

too Adj. to V Adv.

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The job is very hard. I can not do it.

The job is too hard for me to do.

too Adj. for 某人 to V Adv.

第 15 頁 The job is very hard. I can not do it.

The job is so hard that I can not do it.

so Adj. that S not V Adv.

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The potatoes were very thick. They could not be easily

eaten.

The potatoes were so thick that they could not be easily

eaten.

so Adj. that S not V

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The potatoes were very thick. They could not be easily

eaten.

The potatoes were too thick to eat.

too Adj. to V

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The potato slices were very crisp. The diner could not eat them with a

fork.

The potato slices were so crisp that the diner could not eat with a

fork.

so Adj. that S not V

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The potato slices were very crisp. The diner could not eat them with a

fork.

The potato slices were too crisp for the diner

to eat with a fork.

too Adj. for 某人 to V

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The CDs were sold out very quickly.They couldn’t satisfy all the waiting buyers.

The CDs were sold out so quickly that they could not satisfy all the waiting

buyers.

so Adv. that S not V

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The CDs were sold out very quickly.They couldn’t satisfy all the waiting buyers.

The CDs were sold out too quickly to satisfy all the

buyers.

too Adv. to V

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She now has two.

Her younger cat, Daffy,

is always ready to play

by jumping on a wiggling hand.