arriving at two to eight am. There is one at 8:00 am, arriving at 10: 20 am.
• Text 6
• W: Sorry, Victor!
• M: Laura! "Sorry" doesn’t cut it! You were supposed to meet me right here forty minutes ago!
• …W: Oh, look! Here’s a note on the bulletin board. The new fashions have arrived. …Come with me?
• M: No way! You try on every dress, and it drives me crazy!
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• Snow and rain forecast for Monday morning is expected to bring to an end to the heavy smog that has blanketed much of the north for the past two days.
• W: You’ve never eaten Indian food before? I thought everyone in Shanghai had by now. Indian food is really trendy right now, extremely fashionable.
• M: Ye, I know. That is why when you asked me to come I was so excited. I’ve been wanting to try it for quite some time. So, what do you suggest?
苏锡常镇四市英语试题 评讲
今日名言： Roads in the mountains teach you a very important lesson in life---what seems like an end is very often just a bend.
听力
Text 1 M: The taxi is waiting for us. Let’s hurry. W: it a minute. I’ll take some water with us.
• W: Well, it’ll only take a second. … Aren’t you coming in?
• Text 8
• M: You know, Susan, I’ve never had Indian food before. I am really not sure what I should order.
• Many cities in China were all hit by smog on Sunday, according to the National Meteorological Centre, leaving much of the north of China under a yellow alert for pollution for the second day in a row.
• Many local residents have complained of inconveniences caused by the restrictions, and are growing more impatient with authorities’ failure to improve the air quality.
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21. If you chase two rabbits, as a saying goes,
_____ will lose both of them.
That Karaoke doesn’t provide water for free. Text 3 W: Shanghai Air, may I help you? M: Yes. What’s your daily flight schedule from
Shanghai to Beijing? W: Uh…Let’s see. Our first flight is at 5:38 am,
• Winter months are usually the most polluted in northern China, due to the increased use of central heating in downtown areas and the burning of coal.
• The mainland has a four-tier, colour-coded, weather warning system. Red represents the most severe weather, followed by orange, yellow and blue.
• Beijing has twice issued a red alert when air quality reached dangerous levels, ordering schools to postpone classes and carrying out traffic restrictions.
• Official data showed Beijing’s PM2.5 levels had improved from January 2015 to October 2015 compared to the same period in 2014, but pollution had bounced back significantly in November and December.