Onhearingthelatestnewsaboutyourmother'sillhealth,I(tookth

elibertyof)cancelingyourreservationattheSheraton.

3.

Therewasanobviousindicationthatthepolicewhohavetoenfor

cethenewlawwerenot(immuneto)thegeneraldiscontent.

4.

Whensheheardofherfailureintheexperiment,hereyes(werefill

edwith)tears;whetheritwasofshame,frustration,orgriefwasdifficulttotell.

5.

RoseknowsthatcontinuouslettersfromJohn,togetherwithcou

ntlessroses,areaimedatmakingher(fallinlovewith)him.

6.

(Expelledfrom)publicschoolfordrinkingandsmokingandthenfa

ilinginshowbusinessasasinger,shejoinedherfather'sbusiness10yearsago.

7.

Sincethegreatscandalsinbanking,manypeopleinthecountryha

ve(beenpessimisticabout)theprospectsofeconomicrecoverywithinafewyears.

8.

Theparentswerequitehappyto(goalongwith)oursuggestionbe

causeithadtakentheirmostimportantconcernsintoconsideration.

Unit5 SectionA 3.Wordsinuse

1. The\enjoyyourselfmessageaskspeopletospend;therefore,they(contradict)eachother.

2.

Itisa(n)(paradox)thatinsomeoddwayworldpeaceappearstode

pendonourspendingmillionsofpoundsonweaponsthatcankillusall.

3.

Itisfarmoreeffectiveforparentstoallowforthechild's(perspecti

ve)andlethimmakehisownchoiceratherthanmakeadecisionforhim.

4.

Whenyouarewritinganydirectionsforpeople,you'vegottobedir

ectand(explicit)tomakeeverythingrightlyunderstood.

5.

Thenewteachingprogramwas(suspended)lastsemesterbecau

setheteachersinthedepartmentprotesteditsdemandformoreintensework.

6.

Heisaveryconsiderateandgenerousperson,andheisalsooneoft

hosewhocanoften(derive)pleasurefromhelpingothers.

7.

Manychildrenareaddictedtocomputers,sotheyoften(defy)the

irparentsandplaythecomputergamesforhourseveryday.

8.

Myroommateisalwaysveryoptimistic,andthat'swhyhestill(ret

ains)hisgoodhumorafterallthesetbacks.

9.

Thereisawidelyheldsuspicionthatthepolitician,thoughretired,

stillhasgreatpowerandis(manipulating)eventsbehindthescenes.

10.

Theorganizationhasbeenworkingwithlocalauthoritiesaswella

sregionalgovernmentandofficialsto(tackle)theproblemofclimatechange.

7.Expressionsinuse 1.

Peoplewhoworkinofficesare(referredto)as\

ers\hacollarandatietogotowork.

2.

Whenthepolicearrived,hehadalreadydestroyedtheevidencet

hatwas(atoddswith)hisearlierstatementmadeafewhoursago.

3.

Inordertopersuadehisdaughterto(putoff)themarriage,thefath

erquotedstatisticsshowingmixed-racecoupleshadhigherdivorceratesthansame-racecouples.

4.

ThemothermadethedecisiontogivecoughmedicineandAspirin

tohersickchildwithout(consultingwith)thechild'sdoctor.

5.

Bothprofessionalexpertsandschoolteacherssaythatchildrente

ndto(dotheirutmost)whentheyseetheirparentsmakingsimilarefforts.

6.

Assheenteredthemostdynamicperiodofhercareer,Kylie(tooks

tockof)hersuccessandtriedtoanalyzethestrongimpactofhercollegeeducation.

7.

ThechiefexecutiveGeorgeGreyisconfidentthatcurrentgrowthl

evelscanbemaintainedsinceallthegroup'sdevelopmentprojectsstay(ontrack).

8.