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1、Always listen to your heart because even though it' s on your left side, it' S always right.

always listen to your heart. Because even if it's on your left, it's always right

A woman has got to love a bad man once or twice in her life to be thankful for a good one

A true friend is someone who accepts your past, supports your present and resources your future; There are two things in the medical books that are the best panacea: one is a happy smile, the other is a full sleep.

5. A man who really loves you will never let you go, no matter how hard the situation is.

if a man loves you, he will never leave you, no matter how hard the situation is

6、A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous —— Coco Chanel

every girl should do two things: have taste and shine—— Coco Chanel

extended materials:

warm words usage

warm English&# 720; m] Beauty [w & 596&# 720; RM]

definition: adj; Warm; warm; enthusiastic; v. Warming; To keep warm; warm; n. Warm air

adjective: warmish adverb: warmly comparative: warmer superlative: warmest noun: warmer

past tense: warmed past participle: warmed present participle: warming third person singular: warms

example sentence

used as an adjective ( adj.)

1、It' S a nice and warm day

2、Take your coat off. It' S warm in the room

He was pleased with their warm welcome

is used as a verb ( v. The weather has warmed up

Your feet will soon warm up once you get indoors

2. Hello

choose B does

he smokes too much. Well, he used to smoke more than he does now

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3.

Edinburgh Castle is a symbol of the spirit of Edinburgh and even Scotland

perched on top of dead volcanic rock, it looks down Edinburgh

The annual march past of the military band is held here in August

2, the palace of Holyrood, formally Holyrood Abbey

It was later used as the royal residence, also known as the palace of the Holy Cross, at the end of the Royal Mile Road

It has been the main residence of Scottish kings and queens since the 16th century

it is the setting of state occasions and official entertainment places

3, Greenwich Park

Greenwich Park includes the Old Royal Observatory, the Museum of navigation and Greenwich pier

Maritime Greenwich.

(with the theme of "Maritime Greenwich")

It was listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO in 1997

4, St. Mary's Church

39; s church is located opposite king' S college.

(St. Mary's church is opposite King's college.)

until the 18th century, it was the place where Cambridge university degrees were awarded, and then it became sense house

5, Millennium Dome

the Millennium Dome; S striking white dome is matched by steel pillars around it

The millennium dome, on the Banks of the Thames, was once hailed as Britain' S most successful paid tourist attraction

it was also the climax of the year 2000 celebration in the UK

But the Millennium Dome has been controversial from construction to completion

4. First of all, there is no such usage as I
so
do
the differences between the other two sentences are as follows:
when two people talk, Party B can often respond to Party A's questions with short answers. For example:
do
you
like
it
-
Yes, I
do.
the same applies to declarative sentences:
you
worry
too
much. -
No, I
don & #; t.
in the latter case, Party B can also use & quot; So + do + subject & quot; Such as
. For example, Party A said & quot; I like apples;, Party B
if you want to express & quot; I like apples, too;, English can be said:
A: I
like
apples.
b: so
do
I. (=
I
like
apples, too.)
so here is equivalent to in
the
same
way, that is to say,
also, it is often used to express the same opinion by making a short reaction. This paper gives a brief introction to the four structures< br />1．" So + do + subject & quot; Structure
denotes & quot; So do I & quot; Or & quot; So does another person; When the subject is different from the subject above and there is no verb (i.e. operation word) that can be used to form inversion in the text,
can use this structure. For example:
A: I
like
playing
football.
b: so
do
I. / so
does
My
brother. / so
did
My
father.
if there are verbs that can be used to form inversion, use the same verb or the same verb according to different person< br />I
must
go
--
So
must
I.
John
can
speak
French．--So
can
I.
I' ve
got
a
new
car．--So
has
John.
She
is
clever.--
So
is
he.
2
．" So + subject + do & quot; This structure can be used when you affirm what others have said in a short reaction and when the subject is the same as the subject above< The meaning of
so
is equivalent to indeed,
certainly, that is & quot; Not bad& quot; By the way & quot
for example:
A: John
smokes
a
lot.
b:
so
he
does. (= he
smokes
A
lot
indeed.)
this kind of short reaction often has the speaker's surprise tone
for example:
A: look, it & # 39; s
raining!
b:
so
It
is.
here,
so
It
is means
you
are
right< br />It
is
raining and
this
surprises
me.

5. 1. London cannot be compared with New York, they are vastly different.
2. He supported his point of view with a lot of scientific information.
3. We think that it is necessary to make laws to prohibit smoking in public area which must be strictly enforced.
4. We can put forth a number of facts to prove that smoking is harmful to health.
5. He thinks that setting up non-smoking areas cost too much money and time.
6. Some customers consider that availability of a variety of choices for the same proct is a pleasant thing.
7. His wife spends a lot of time in shopping, but he does not mind.
8. Nowadays, when making purchases, people must consider the issue of environmental protection, such as whether a certain proct is harmful to the environment.
9. Experts consider that too much procts to pick from is one of the reasons for people to buy too much.
10. The doctor said that it is wrong to use earthly materials as a way to satisfy one's feelings.

6. The meaning of d
A and B is far different, a means beside, B means in addition, C means in addition, D means that he has no special shortcomings except that he smokes too much

7. 答案：B 提示： M: Do you think of yourself as a great smoker? W: Well I couldn’t call three packets a week a heavy smoker.

8. It can be omitted because that is followed by he as the subject

9. Brother
smoke
is an uncountable noun
n.
smoke; Smoking; Impermanence
VI.
smoking, smoking; Smoking; Diffuse
vt.
smoking; Smoking
cigarettes
v.
smoking (third person singular of smoke); Yes.
he
drinks
and
smokes
too
much. He drinks and smokes too much
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