1. We take our skin for granted until it is burned _A_ repair. G m, H5 W! l
A beyond B for C without D under # E2 U5 l( _, Y _4 q, G
take sth. for granted 把什么事当成理所当然的而不重视; beyond prep. 超出 … 的范围。 4 S0 @3 p4 D2 |: h W
2. The computer revolution may well change society as _C_ as did the Industrial Revolution. 0 l3 E. P r, `
A certainly B insignificantly C fundamentally D comparatively
4 W0 x# I5 {* R { certainly 当然的,确定无疑的(主观思想较浓厚); insignificantly 没有意义的,无足轻重的;
& M6 l/ Q% A$ b+ A comparatively 相比较而言的; fundamentally 根本性的,从本质上来说。
6 y; J: |0 ^/ {4 s9 c3. _C_ in this way, the situation doesn’t seem so disappointing. - A# {8 Z8 h5 H j; l' O
A To look at B Looking at C Looked at D To be looked at 9 k6 _+ ~3 z, H# h3 T( Z# w
4. Some women _D_ a good salary in a job instead of staying home, but they decided not to work for the sake of the family. ( u7 N% x9 n6 |0 g: r
A must make B should have made C would make D could have made - h' n$ H' F4 w& o. ?; @
for the sake of为了… ;为了…的利益; ! V. p0 d; k" v5 F/ s) e8 T
与过去事实相反时用:情态动词 + have + 动词过去分词; / E. X7 p& E! C2 Z( \; U
should have + 动词过去分词,表示本应该…
k3 `& T h1 V5 ~! p5. You cannot be _B_ careful when you drive a car.
$ P* ]! t' j6 Z& l: X- m$ k) I3 X A very B too C so D enough + q5 {) w: {8 M2 T( V' a
cannot too 在…也不为过,越…越好。 |