Unit4MakingthenewsRevision1.Hehasarestonlyatnoon.Onlyatnoon______________________________.2.Ihaveneverseenthefilm.Never____________________________.3.Theoldladyisinthediningroom.Inthediningroom______________________.4.Helivesoutsidethecity.Outsidethecity________________________.doeshehavearest.haveIseenthefilm.istheoldlady.helives.I.3.Rewritethefollowingsentencesusinginversion(withthehelpofthewordsunderlined)1).YouwillseemanyseatsonlyatastadiuminBeijing.2).Ihaveseldombeensoupset.3).Youwillbeabletowriteagoodreportonlyafteryouhaveacquiredtheinformationyouneed.4).Hegavealotofpresentstohisfriends,buthehasnevergivenonetome.OnlyatthestadiuminBeijingwillyouseesomanyseats.SeldomhaveIbeensoupset.Onlyafteryouhaveacquiredtheinformationyouneedwillyoubeabletowriteagoodreport.Neverhashegivenapresenttomethoughhegavealotofpresentstohisfriends.5).Sheisnotonlygoodatlanguage,butalsoathistory.6).YoucanimproveyourEnglishonlybypractisingitasmuchaspossoble.7).Ihaveneverreadsuchanexcitingreportbefore.8).Shetookpartinahorseridingcompetition,anddidnotmissajumponce.Notonlyisshegoodatlanguages,butalsoheisgoodathistory.OnlybypractisingitasmuchaspossiblecanyouimproveyourEnglish.NeverbeforehaveIreadsuchanexcitingreport.Notoncedidhemissajumpwhenshetookpartinthehorseridingcompetition.II.4.Certainphrasescanintroduceaninvertedsentence.Nowusethesephrasestocompetethefollowingsentences.1).Onlyaftermyoperationdidmyneighbourscomeroundtooffermesupport.2).Notoncedidyoucometosayyouweresorryafterbreakingmyvase.3).SeldomhaveIbeensohappyaswhenmysongraduatedfromuniversity.4).OnlybydoingherexerciseseverydaycouldJanehopetorunprosfessionallyagain.5).Onlyinafilmcanpeoplegethitandneverseemtofeelthepain.6).NotonlydidZhouJiereceiveanadmissionnoticetoBeijingUniversity,buthealsowonascholarshiptostudyinAmerica.7).Onlythendidsherememberwhatheraunttoldher.Makesentencesaccordingtotheexamples.III.2.Rewritethesesentencesusingnormalwordorder.1)Ididnotknowhowtousethatrecorder.Neitherdidhe.Ididnotknowandhedidnotknow,either.2)OnlythendidIbeginmyworkondesigninganewbridge.Ibeganmyworkondesigninganewbridgeonlythen.3)NotonlywasthereaChristmastree,butalsoexcitingpresentsunderit.TherewasnotonlyaChristmastreebutalsotherewereexcitingpresentsunderit.4)“Iseverythingreadyyet?”askedHuXintothephotographer.HuXinaskedthephotographer,“Iseverythingreadyyet?”IV.1.FillinthechartinanidiomaticwaymeaningIdiomaticexpessionToreportonanimportanteventCleverwaysknowntoexpertsTopresentideasfairlyNottounderstandanideaproperlyThisisthestoryTogetthestoryfirstCoverastoryTrickofthetradeGetsthefactsstraightGetthewrongendofthestickThisishowthestorygoesGetascoopV.2.CompleteSentenceBusingawordorphrasefromthereadingpassagewhichhastheoppositemeaningtothewordsunderlinedinSentenceA.1)A:Byaccidentshebrokethatbeautifulbowl.B:Shebrokethatbeautifulbowl.deliberately2)A:Hedidnotstealthevasesohedidn’tdoanythingwrong.B:Hedidstealthevasesoheisguilty.3)A:Shedoesnotgetabsorbedinherstudiesforlong.B:Shecanherstudiesforalongtime.concentrateon4)A:Thereporterwentoutwithanuntrainedphotographer.B:Thereporterwentoutwitha(an)photographer.professional5)A:Chrisisnotinterestedinstartinghisnewoccupation.B:Chrisistostarthisnewoccupation.eager6)A:“Thisroomneedsalightclean,”explainedthehousewife.B:“Thisroomneedsaclean,”explainedthehousewife.thorough7)A:Thelawallowspeopletodefendthemselvesagainstcharge.B:Thelawdoesnotallowpeopletothemselvesacirme.accuseof.8)A:Idon’tmindlosingthatskillifitisnotuseful.B:IwanttothatskillifitisusefulacquireVI.3.NounAdjectiveMeaningprofessionprofessionaltoactlikeapersontrainedforaparticularjobeducationalformtraditionpersonoccupationaleducationformaltraditionalpersonalconnectedwiththeteachingofstudentsAnofficialpartofanactivityFollowingideasandmethodsusedforalongtimeSthtodowithoneselfoccupationRelatedtoone’sjob