1)prospectiveAoutcome2)solidBexperience3)memorableCrelationship4)positiveDlove5)trueEhusband/wifeTask1Answerthequestionsbymatchingthefollowingitems.1WhatdoyouexpectfromanInternetdating?1)givingoutAhealth2)meetingwithBaliar3)sufferingCnormallife4)affectingDlossofmoney5)damagingEpersonalinformationTask12WhatdangersmayyoufacewhenyousurftheInternet?Task2Anevacuationmapisofextremeimportancewhensomeoneisinadangerousorthreatenedbuilding.Workwithyourpartnerandcreateanemergencyevacuationmapfortheteachingbuildingofyourschool.Yourmapshouldbeclearandincludethefollowingitems:◎Thestartingpoint◎Exits◎Fireextinguishericons（灭火器标志）◎First-aidstations◎EscapestairwayEVACUATIONMAPFireExtinguisherFireExtinguisherFireExtinguisherFirstAidYouAreHereMarshalAreaNReadingItTheDangersofInternetDating*WordsBetteracquaintance1ThedayhascomewhenInternetdatingisconsideredtobealegitimatewayofmeetingnewpeople.Inthesearchfortherightperson,chatroomshavereplacedbars,andInternetdatingsitesarenolongerwhattheyusedtobe.YoumaystillgetaraisedeyebrowwhentellingpeopleyouareusingtheInternetinyoursearchfortheperfectdate,butthereactionwillnotbeasitwasinthepast.Internetdatinghasgainedinpopularitybyleapsandboundsbutunfortunately,sohavethedangersandhorrorstoriessomehaveencountered.2AgirlnamedCarolrecentlytoldherstoryaboutInternetdating.*legitimatea.合情合理的；合法的replacev.代替；取代*eyebrown.眉毛*reactionn.反应popularityn.受大家喜爱或赞赏的性质或状态；普及；流行horrorn.令人恐怖或讨厌的事物或人；恐怖*encounterv.遇到或发现自己面临（令人不快的﹑危险的﹑困难的处境）2一个叫卡罗尔的女孩子最近讲述了她在互联网上找男朋友的经历。1如今，网络相亲这种寻找意中人的方式已被大家所认可。网络聊天室已经取代了酒吧，相亲交友网站也非同以往了。当你告诉别人你正在互联网上寻求完美约会时，可能别人还是会表示一下吃惊，但是反应已不会像过去那么激烈了。网络相亲迅速的普及开来，遗憾的是，一些人也在网络相亲时遭遇到了危险、恐怖的事情，这些事情发生的越来越多。3“OneofmygirlfriendskeptpressuringmetotryInternetdatingsincemyromanticlifeseemedtobegoingnowherefast.ShesentmeanInternetdatingwebsiteandhelpedmemakeaprofileofmyown.ThiswashowImetMatt,wholivedinanotherstate,butsaidhenoticedmebecausehisjobwasrelocatinghimthisyear,sohemightaswelllookforlovewherehewasgoingtobeliving.Thissoundedreasonableatthetime,butnow,lookingbackonit,itwasRedFlagNumber1.Weexchangedemailswithincreasingfrequencyandweseemedtohavealotincommon.HeaskedformyphonenumberandIaskedforhisinstead.Hesaidthatsincehewasmovinghehaddisconnectedhishomephonenumberandonlyusedhiscellphoneinpreparationforhismove.Again,thisdidn’tsoundlikeaproblem,butshouldhavebeenRedFlagNumber2!Wekeptchattingonthephone,andIbegantonoticehedidn’tanswermycallsduringeveningsandatweekends.Hesaidsincehisjobwaspayingforit,hehadtolimithiseveningandweekendcalls.Onceagain,thisguyhadanexcuseforeverything,butIshouldhaveseenthisasRedFlagNumber3!*pressurev.对⋯⋯施加压力或影响n.压力*profilen.人物简介*relocatev.使安置于新地点；重新确定位置disconnectv.使不连接；使分离3“因为我的约会总是不成功，我的一个女性朋友一直游说我尝试一下网络相亲。她给我发了一个相亲网站的网址，还帮我做了一份个人情况介绍。在这个网站上我遇见了马特。他住在另外一个州，但他告诉我他的工作今年将调动到我所在的地方，因此他不如在他即将搬来的地方找个恋爱对象，所以他在网站上注意到了我的资料。那个时候我觉得他说得合情合理，但现在回头看看，这应该是第一个示警信号。我们越来越频繁的互发邮件，我们发现我们似乎有很多的共同点。他要了我的电话号码。但是当我问他电话号码的时候，他却说因为要搬家，他已经切断了住宅电话，现在只用手机。瞧，又一个理由。他说的好象没什么问题，但其实应该是第二个示警信号。我们不断在电话里聊天，我开始注意到马特不接我电话的时间主要是在晚上和周末。他的理由是因为是由公司付电话费的，因此他必须限制自己下班后晚上和周末的电话数量。瞧，又是一个理由。这个男人有各种各样的借口，我在当时就应该发现这其实是第三个示警信号。4AfriendtoldmeshewaswritingtosomemanontheInternetdatingsitefromoutofthestate.Idecidedjusttobrowsetofindwhowasoutthere.Guesswhoitwas?Matt!Hisprofilewasstillactiveonthesite.Hewasinseveraldifferentstateswithseveraldifferent“handles”,buttheonethinghedidwaskeepthesamephoto.So,Iaskedmyfriendtohelpmesetupaphonyprofileonthesitetotryandfindoutwhathewasupto.Iwrotetohimpretendingtobeawomanfromadifferentstate.Wewrotebackandforth.IgotanemailfromhimsayinghowhewasgoingtomovetoTHATstateinafewmonths,andwantedtomeetsomeoneTHEREbecauseTHATwaswherehewasmoving!Iwasfuming.Irealizedthiswasallabunchoflies.Thismanwasnevermovingtomytownoranyother.HewasjustusingthisInternetdatingsiteasawaytomakefalsepromisestowomenwhowerelookingforsomethinglong-term!NowwhenIgotoInternetdatingsites,IonlychoosepeoplewholiveinmyareaNOW.Irecommendthatpeoplewhoarelookingforalong-termrelationshipstartintheirownarea!*browsev.浏览；随意翻阅handlen.名称；头衔*phonya.虚假的；伪造的；不可信的*fumev.发怒falsea.不诚实的；错误的；假的这个男人绝不会搬到我生活的这个城镇，也不会搬到其他任何一个他网上交往的女人所在的地区。他只是利用这个相亲网站对一些渴求长久爱情的女性许下虚假的誓言。现在当我再上相亲网站的时候，我只会选择那些和我生活在同一地区的男人，且必须是现在正生活在这儿。那些正在网络上寻觅长久稳定伴侣的人们，我建议，从你们生活的地方开始求偶之旅。“4一个朋友告诉我，她也正在那个相亲网站上和某个男人通信，那个男人也来自于其他州。我决定上相亲网站看看到底怎么一回事。你们猜猜那个男人是谁，正是马特！他竟然还没有撤下他的个人资料（即使我们已经在约会了）。他为自己编造了几个不同的名字身份，生活在不同州，唯一不变的是他的照片。因此，我请我的一位朋友帮我在那个网站上伪造了一份个人情况介绍，我试图查出这个男人究竟在搞什么名堂。我假装成来自另一州的一个女人，给他写了封信。我们开始通信。在他的一封邮件里，他告诉我说他几个月后就将搬到现在这个“我”所在的“那个”州，并且确切地点就是“我”所生活的“那个”地区，他想在“那里”找到一个爱人。我简直太生气了。我意识到他所说的一切都是谎言。5TheanonymityofInternetdatinghasaffordedconartistsanewplaygroundforscams,andhasallowedpeopletobeanyonetheythinkyouwantthemtobebecausetheyareengagingothersprimarilythroughwrittenwords.Peopleneedtounderstandthedangerssotheycanmaketheirsearchasafeone.6Internetdatinghasbeenportrayedmostlywith“successstories”,becausemanyofthosewhohavehadbadexperiencesaretooembarrassedtotalkaboutthemopenly,thinkingtheyareararityorthe“unluckyone”.MoviesandTVshavealsofocusedonthelightersideofInternetdatingasopposedtothedarkerside.What’strickyhereispeopleWANTtobelievetheyaregoingtofindwhattheyarelookingfor(nothingwrongwiththat)andDON’Twanttobelievesomeonemaybelyingtothemorplayinggames.Theythinktheyare“toosmart”tofallforascoundrel.Itisthatattitudethatleavesthemwideopentobeprovenwrong.IfyouareplanningtosurftheInternetwithhighhopesandexpectations,armyourselfwiththeknowledgeofwhattoavoidandwhattowatchoutfor,soyouhavethebestpossiblechanceofapositiveoutcome.*anonymityn.匿名；无名；匿名者*conn.诈骗*artistn.能手；大师*scamn.<美俚语>欺诈；骗局engagev.吸引；占用（某人的时间）*primarilyad.主要地；首先*portrayv.描写；描绘；扮演embarrassv.使（某人）觉得不自然﹑尴尬或害羞rarityn.罕见的人或东西*trickya.难对付的；棘手的；狡猾的*scoundreln.恶棍；流氓；无赖6对于网络相亲为什么多半被描述成一个个成功的故事，原因在于很多有着不愉快经历的相亲者们不好意思公开谈论他们的经历，他们自认为自己的经历极少见，自己是倒霉鬼。电影电视也是聚焦于网络相亲光明的一面，而非阴暗面。还有很微妙的一点，人们总是愿意相信自己终会在网络上找到自己正在寻觅的意中人（当然这没什么错），不愿意相信会有人对他们撒谎或只是和他们玩玩而已。人们自视聪明，自认不会被无赖欺骗。正是这种态度使得他们非常容易在网上相亲被骗，而被骗的经历又证明他们之前的想法是错误的。如果你正在计划去互联网上寻觅爱人，并对此抱有很高的期望，那么先明了网络求偶需要避开的陷阱、需要小心注意的事项，用这些知识武装自己，如此你才最有可能得到理想的结果（觅得你所要的）。5互联网的匿名特性给那些骗子们提供了一个新的行骗舞台，在网上你希望他们是什么样的人他们就可以成为什么样的人，因为他们主要是通过文字来吸引你。人们需要理解存在于网络上的这些危险，从而使他们的相亲变得安全。UnderstandingItTask1Readthetextandanswerthefollowingquestions.1WhydidCarolwanttotryInternetdating?2WhathappenedafterCarolwrotetoMattwithaphonyprofile?3WhatdoesCarolsuggestpeopledowhentheyarelookingforalong-termrelationshipontheInternet?4OntheInternetwhatmakesiteasyforconartiststocheatthosewhoarelookingfortheirprospectivemates?5Howshouldapersonpreparehimself/herselffordatingonline?Becauseherdatinglifealwaysseemedunsuccessful,andoneofherfriendskeptaskinghertotryInternetdating.Mattrespondedtoheremail.Theywrotebackandforth.HetoldCarollethathewouldmovetothestatewhereshepretendedtobe.Shesuggeststhatpeoplewhoarelookingforalong-termrelationshipshouldchoosethosewholiveinthesamestate.TheanonymityofInternetdating.Toarmhimselfwiththeknowledgeofwhattoavoidandwhattowatchoutfor.Task2Readthetextagainandcorrectthefollowingstatements.1Internetdatinghasbecomemoreandmorepopularbecauseitissaferthanbefore.2CarolmadeaprofilebyherselfwhenshebegantotryInternetdating.1Internetdatingisnotsosafeasbefore.Internetdatinghasgainedinpopularitybyleapsandbounds,butunfortunately,sohavethedangersandhorrorstoriessomehaveencountered.2OneofCarolle'sfriendssentheranInternetdatingwebsiteandhelpedhertomakeaprofile.Task2Readthetextagainandcorrectthefollowingstatements.3Herefusedtogivethegirlhishomephonenumber.Hesaidhehaddisconnecteditsincehewasmoving.4Mattdidn'tanswerhercallsmainlyduringeveningsandweekends.5MoviesandTVshavefocusedonthelightersideofInternetdatingasopposedtothedarkerside.3MattgaveCarolhishomephonenumberwhentheydatedontheInternet.4MattansweredCarol’scallswhenevershecalledhim.5MoviesandTVstendtodisplaythedarksideofInternetdating.Task3ArrangetheorderofthefollowingeventsaccordingtoCarol’snarrationofherownstory.1OneofCarol’sfriendshelpedhercreateaprofileonanInternetdatingwebsite.2CarolfoundMattwasdatingdifferentwomenwithdifferentnames.3CarolmetamannamedMattonthedatingsiteforthefirsttime.4CarolrealizedthatMattwasacheat.5CarolandMattexchangedemailsandchattedonthephone.6AfriendtoldCarolthatshewasdatingamanwholivedinanotherstateonthatdatingsite._____➢_____➢_____➢_____➢_____➢_____135624LanguagePoints代替，取代e.g.I’mreplacingSueontheteam.使不连接，使分离;切断（电、气、水的供应）e.g.Disconnectthecablesbeforeyoutrytomovethecomputer.replacedisconnectWords虚伪的；错误的；假的e.g.Grandpahaslosthisfalseteethagain.toattractsomeoneandkeeptheirinterest吸引e.g.Thenewtoydidn’tengagethechild’sinterestforlong.engagein从事，（使）忙于e.g.Thepoliticiansengagedinadiscussion.政客们讨论了一个问题。falseengage使窘迫，使为难e.g.Theoldwoman’squestionsembarrassedhim,makinghimmomentarilytongue-tied.embarrassed尴尬的，为难的embarrassing令人尴尬的，令人为难的embarrassLanguagePoints来回地；反复地e.g.Thebusrunsbackandforthbetweentheairportandthedowntownarea.backandforthPhrases&Expressionsarmoneself/sb.(withsth.)用……武装自己或他人e.g.I’vearmedmyselfwithallthefactsIneedtoprovemypoint.一串；一束abunchof相对的；相反的；而不是e.g.Studentsdiscussideas,asopposedtojustcopyingfrombooks.asopposedto非常迅速地e.g.Andrew’sGermanisimprovingbyleapsandbounds.byleapsandbounds被某人所吸引；爱上某人；迷恋某人e.g.ThatwasthesummerIworkedatthefairground,andmetandfellforLucy.fallforsb.LanguagePoints（用作危险信号或停止信号的）示警redflagPhrases&Expressionslaysb.(wide)opentosth.使某人遭受某事e.g.Whatyousaywilllayyourselfwideopentocriticism.变得越来越受欢迎e.g.Classicalmusicisgaininginpopularity.gaininpopularity回顾；回忆；回头看lookbackon忙于……的；密谋……的e.g.Thechildrenareveryquiet;Iwonderwhatthey’reupto.upto提防；戒备e.g.Youhavetowatchoutforfasttrafficalonghere.watchoutformight/mayaswelldosth.倒不如做某事；不妨做某事e.g.It’snogoodwaitingforthebus.Wemightaswellwalk.BackgroundinformationTraditionalwaysofdatinginWesterncountries在过去，单身人士寻找另一半的方式主要有以下几种：在学校认识，或通过工作认识对方；亲戚朋友介绍认识；还有就是在酒吧、婚礼或者派对上的偶遇。Backgroundinformation在线约会已经成为人们彼此相遇的第三种普遍方式。美国相亲网站目前已经趋于成熟，其中部分网站甚至是全球规模的，如1995年上线的Match.com是最早的相亲网站之一，现在已经发展为全世界最大的约会网站。美国相亲网站通常分两种---收费网站和免费网站。收费网站通过会员的订费赚钱，而免费网站靠的则是广告费。现在这一产业的年获利已超10亿美元。InternetdatinginUSABackgroundinformation网络相亲看起来很浪漫，但也存在着不少危险，遭遇骗子就是其中之一。骗子通常在取得对方的信任后以种种理由骗取对方的金钱财物。据统计2012年在美国此类受害者的总损失共计约340,000,000美元。OnlinedatingscamsBackgroundinformationAnewtrendofInternetdatinginUSA也许是意识到了网络相亲存在的种种潜在危险，以及互联网自身的虚拟性，现在美国越来越多的相亲网站开始回归传统，积极拓展其线下服务。网站会举办各式各样的线下活动邀请会员参加，例如晚餐约会，其形式可能也非一对一，而是有数人参加的更接近于朋友聚会或俱乐部活动。此举受到了欢迎，因为大家逐渐意识到利用网络互发邮件、聊天终究无法替代人和人面对面交流时所产生的情感碰撞。DoingItTask11Therearealwayssome“redflags”thatweshouldhavenoticedduringInternetdating.FindthethreeredflagsinCarol’sInternetdatingexperience.Redflag1:MatttoldthathenoticedCarollebecausehewouldmovetoliveintheplacewhereCarollewasnow.Redflag2:Hedidn'tgiveCarollehishomephonenumber.Heexplainedthathewasmovingsohehaddisconnectedthephonenumberandonlyusedhiscellphone.Redflag3:Hedidn'tanswerCarolle'scallsduringeveningsandweekends.Hisexcusewasthathiscompanypaidforhiscallssoheshouldlimitthecharge.2Aredflagisawarningsignal,butweoftenseeittoolate.SupposeyouwereCarol,expressyourfeelingby“Iregretthat...”afteryouwerecheatedbyMatt.EXAMPLE:IregretthatIhavesaidunkindthingsaboutmyclassmate.——————————————————IregretthatItookmyfriend’sadviceandtriedInternetdating.IregretthatIdidn’tseethoseredflagsinmyonlinedatingwithMatt.IregretthatIfellforMatttooquickly.IregretthatIneglectedMatt’ssuspiciousbehaviourwhenwechattedontheInternet.3Haveyoueverdoneanythingthatyounowfeelregretfulabout?Exchangeyourregretsinsmallgroupswiththesentencepattern“Iregretthat...”.Chooseonestudenttorecordforeachgroup.4Discussingroupstoseehowtoremedy(补救)theregretsinStep3.——————————————————RegretsRemediesStudentA:IregretthatIdidn’tworkhardinseniorhighschool.StudentB:IregretthatIhavelostthechanceofstudyingatPekingUniversity---mydreamcollege.StudentC:IregretwhatIsaidtomyparentsjustnowonthephone.ForA:Asanoldsayinggoes,betterlatethannever.Youshouldworkhardnow.ForB:Don’tgiveup.Youshouldkeeponworkinghard.Ifyouaregoodenough,youcanbeapostgraduatestudentatPekingUniversity.ForC:Howaboutapologizingtoyourparents?Givethemacallandsaysorry.Task21ReadCarol’sstoryagain.HaveyounoticedwhatMattlikedtosaywhenthegirlaskedforhisphonenumberorcalledhimduringeveningsandatweekends?——————————————————•HeaskedformyphonenumberandIaskedforhisinstead.Hesaid___________________________________________________________________________________________________________.•Wekeptchattingonthephone,andIbegantonoticehedidn’tanswermycallsduringeveningsandatweekends.Hesaid______________________________________________________________.thatsincehewasmovinghehaddisconnectedhishomephonenumberandonlyusedhiscelinpreparationforhismovesincehisjobwaspayingforit,hehadtolimithiseveningandweekendcalls2Theconjunction“since”,meaning“forthereasonthat”,leadsanadverbialclauseofcause(原因状语从句).Itisoftentranslatedinto“既然，因为”inChinese,implyingthatthereasonhasalreadybeenknowntoothers.CompletethefollowingsentenceswiththeChinesehintsinbrackets.EXAMPLE:SinceyouknowGerman,youshouldbeabletotranslatethepassage.既然你会德语，你就应该能
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出这篇文章。———————————————1________________________(既然你对这件事这么有把握),we’llbelieveyou.2_________________(你既然都这么说了),Ithinkitistrue.3Hedidn’tattendthemeeting______________________________(因为出差).4____________________________________(既然他不愿意接手这项工作),let’sassignanotheronetodoit.SinceyouaresosureofitSinceyousaysosincehewasonabusinesstripSinceheisunwillingtotakeoverthejob3ImagineyouweretryingInternetdating.Youhaverejectedafewcandidates.Yourfriendinquiredaboutthereasonswhyyourejectedthosepeople.Preparesomeexcusesfortheinquiryandlistthem.Thenrole-playaconversationbetweenyouandyourfriend.———————————————————————————EXAMPLE:Sincehestillloveshisex-girlfriend,Idon’twanttodatetheman.Sincehestillloveshisex-girlfriend,Irejectthatman.Sinceheisanunrealisticguy…Sincewearenotinthesamecity…Sincehecan’tgiveupsmoking…Friend:hello,Mary,I’veheardthatyouaretryingInternetdating.Sohow’sitgoing?Mary:Well,Irejectedquiteafewmen.F:Why?M:Well,letmethink.Thefirstman,sincehestillloveshisex-girlfriend,Idon’twanttobeasubstitute.F:Whatapity.How’sthesecondman?M:Er,Irememberheisaheavysmoker.Sinceheoncetoldmehecouldn’tgiveupsmoking,Irejectedhim.Youknow,Ican’tstandsmoke.F:Oh,Isee.Manygoodmenregisteronthedatingwebsites,I’msureyouwillfindMr.Right.M:IwishIcould.Reasons:Conversation:Task31Thereissomethingwrongwiththefollowingsentence.Discusswithyourpartnerandfindit.Internetdatinghasgainedinpopularitybyleapsandboundsbutunfortunately,thedangersandhorrorstoriessomepeoplehaveencounteredhavegainedinpopularitybyleapsandbounds.———————————————Thesecondsentencerepeatsthefirstone---gainedpopularitybyleapsandbounds.Soitseemsredundant.2CanyourewritethesentenceinStep1withoutchangingitsmeaning?———————————————————————————EXAMPLE:Youlovejazz.Ilovejazz.→Youlovejazz.SodoI.Internetdatinghasgainedinpopularitybyleapsandboundsbutunfortunately,thedangersandhorrorstoriessomepeoplehaveencounteredhavegainedinpopularitybyleapsandbounds.———————————————Unfortunately,sohavethedangersandhorrorstoriessomehaveencountered.3Thesentencestructure“so+auxiliaryverb(助动词)/modalverb(情态动词)+subject,”isoftenusedtoavoidrepetition.Inanegativesentence,“neither”canbeused.Rewritetheunderlinedpartsofthefollowingsentencesaftertheexample.———————————————————————————EXAMPLE:Hedidn’tattendthelectureyesterdayafternoon.Shedidn’tattendthelectureyesterdayafternoon,either.→Hedidn’tattendthelectureyesterdayafternoon.Neitherdidshe.I’mfondofromanticmovies.Heisfondofromanticmovies.Heloveskeepingpets.Sheloveskeepingpets.Heisaniceperson.Youareaniceperson.Ihatepeopletalkingloudlyinpublic.Mymotherhatespeopletalkingloudlyinpublic.Jackisnotgoodatcooking.Maryisnotgoodatcooking.→Soishe.→Sodoesshe.→Soareyou.→Sodoesmymother.→NeitherisMary.Task41Affixes(词缀)aregreatlyhelpfultoexpandanEnglishlearner’svocabulary.Anaffixcanbeaprefix(前缀)orasuffix(后缀).Itchangesormodifiesaword’smeaningwhenbeingputbeforeorafterit.Findinthetextthewordsbeginningwiththeprefixes“re-”or“dis-”,orendingwiththesuffix“-able”.——————————————————relocate:ThiswashowImetMatt,wholivedinanotherstate,butsaidhenoticedmebecausehisjobwasre-locatinghimthisyear,...disconnect:Hesaidthatsincehewasmovinghehaddisconnectedhishomephonenumberandonlyusedhiscellinpreparationforhismove.reasonable:Thissoundedreasonableatthetime,butnow,lookingbackonit,thiswasredflagnumber1.2Readthesentenceswherethewordsarefoundandtrytotellwhatthesethreeaffixesmeanrespectively——————————————————re-:againdis-:not,oppositeof（否定，相反）;depriveof,remove（分离，除去，剥夺）-able:inclinedorgivento（附在名词后，可...的）;susceptible,capableorworthyof(anaction)（附在动词后，可以...的，能...的） disconnectrelocatereasonable3Playagame.Competewithyourpartnerandseewhocanlistmorewordswiththefollowingthreeaffixes.——————————————————rebuild,rejoin,reaffirm,readjust,react,…dislike,disappear,disadvantage,dissatisfy,disperse,...changeable,accountable,eatable,suitable,reliable,...dis-re--ableWritingItTask1Readthefollowingsentencesandunderlinetheattributes(定语)ineachsentence.1ThedayhascomewhenInternetdatingisconsideredtobealegitimatewayofmeetingnewpeople.2AgirlnamedCarolrecentlytoldherstoryaboutInternetdating.3ShesentmeanInternetdatingwebsiteandhelpedmemakeaprofileofmyown.4So,Iaskedmyfriendtohelpmesetupaphonyprofileonthesitetotryandfindoutwhathewasupto.5Irecommendthatpeoplewhoarelookingforalong-termrelationshipstartintheirownarea!Task2Anattributeusuallymodifiesanoun.Itcanbeanadjective,apresentparticiple(现在分词),apastparticiple(过去分词),aprepositionalphrase(介词词组),anattributiveclause(定语从句),etc.Usingattributescanhelpyoudescribesomeoneorsomethinginavividway.Modifytheunderlinedpartsbyusingtheinformationgiveninbrackets.Iamasinglewomanof25yearsold.IsignuponanInternetdatingwebsite.AfterIentermycriteria,allthecandidateswhomeetmycriteriacomeuponthescreen.Thefirstcandidateisa30-year-oldman.Hewantstodateagood-lookingwoman.Thesecondoneisaromanticmusician.Candidate3saysheisstillinlovewithhisex-girlfriendMaryandlookingforanotherwomanjustlikeMary.Iamawoman(Iam25yearsold.Iamsingle.).IsigneduponanInternetdatingwebsite.AfterIenteredmycriteria,allthecandidates(Theymeetmycriteria.)comeuponthescreen.Thefirstcandidateisaman(Heis30.).Hewantstodateawoman(Sheisgood-looking.).Thesecondoneisamusician(Heisromantic.).Candidate3saysheisstillinlovewithhisex-girlfriendMaryandlookingforanotherwoman(ShemustbelikeMary.).ClickTask3TogetstartedwithInternetdating,oneofthestepsistocreateyourprofile.Foragoodprofile,thefollowingaspectsarewhatyoumaymention.Howwouldyouliketotalkaboutthem?Isthereanythingelseyouwouldliketoadd?AspectsSimplesentencesModifiedsentencesAge&SexI’m25yearsold.I’maman.I’mamanof25yearsold./I’ma25-year-oldman.Hobbies/InterestsOccupationI’mateacher.Iworkinamiddleschool.IteachChinese.I’maChineseteacherinamiddleschool.EducationMydreamloverSheispretty.Sheiskind.Icantelleverythingtoher.I’mlookingforaprettywomanwho’skindandtowhomIcantelleverything.Ilikereadingnovels.Ilikesports.Ilikeclassicalmusic.Ihaveawiderangeofinterestssuchasreading,classicalmusicandsports.IstudiedatNanjingNormalUniversity.ImajoredinChineseLiterature.Igraduatedin2010.IgraduatedfromDepartmentofChineseLiterature,NanjingNormalUniversityin2010.Task4Writeaprofileofabout100wordsforyourselfbasedonTask3.Trytousedifferentformsofattributestomodifynounswhennecessary.I'm25yearsold,anaverage-lookingmanofmediumbuild.NowIamworkingasateacherinamiddleschool.Asateacher,I’mbusywithwork.Duringsparetime,Itrytotakepartinmanyactivities.Ihaveawiderangeofinterestssuchasreadingnovels,listeningtoclassicalmusicanddoingsports.ButmyfavoriteisChinese.Inmyopinion,Chineseisthemostbeautifullanguageintheworld,soImajoredinChineseLiteratureatcollege.AfterIgraduatedfromNanjingNormalUniversityin2010,IchosetoteachChinesetoasmanychildrenaspossible.Mydreamgirlshouldbeaniceprettywoman,towhomIhopeIcantelleverything.ButthemostimportantisthatshemustlikeChinese.ClickFurtherDevelopmentReadingCouldThisBeYou?Shannoncouldhearthefootstepsbehindherasshewalkedtowardhome.Thethoughtofbeingfollowedmadeherheartbeatfaster.Sherantoherhouse.Onceinside,shefeltrelieved.Aftertossingherbooksonthesofa,shedecidedtogoonline.Sheloggedonunderherscreenname“ANGEL”.ShecheckedherBuddyListandsaw“OLPAL”wason.Sheimmediatelysenthimamessage.ANGEL:Hi,I’mgladyouareon!Ithoughtsomeonewasfollowingmehometoday.Itwasreallyweird!OLPAL:YouwatchtoomuchTV.Whywouldsomeonebefollowingyou?Don’tyouliveinasafeneighborhood?footstepn.脚步；脚步声tossv.扔；抛bud
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