目录

  • 1 Introduction
    • 1.1 Course guide
  • 2 Topic 1: People
    • 2.1 Section 1: Sentence patterns mini-lecture 1
    • 2.2 Section 2: Sentence patterns mini-lecture 2
    • 2.3 Section 3: Sentence patterns
    • 2.4 Section 4: Exercise
    • 2.5 Section 5: Introducing yourself mini-lecture 1
    • 2.6 Section 6: Introducing yourself mini-lecture 2
    • 2.7 Section 7: Script
    • 2.8 Section 8: Introducing yourself
    • 2.9 Section 9: Exercise
    • 2.10 Section 10: Teaching material
  • 3 Topic 2: Place
    • 3.1 Section 1: Comparative and Superlative Forms of Adjectives mini-lecture 1
    • 3.2 Section 2: Comparative and Superlative Forms of Adjectives
    • 3.3 Section 3: Exercise
    • 3.4 Section 4: Writing an English letter mini-lecture 1
    • 3.5 Section 5: Writing an English letter
    • 3.6 Section 6: Writing an English email mini-lecture 2
    • 3.7 Section 7: Writing an English email
    • 3.8 Section 8: Exercise
    • 3.9 Section 9: Further listening - You can't miss it mini-lecture 1
    • 3.10 Section 10: Teaching material
  • 4 Topic 3: Shopping
    • 4.1 Section 1: Model verb mini-lecture 1
    • 4.2 Section 2: Model verb mini-lecture 2
    • 4.3 Section 3: Model verb
    • 4.4 Section 4: Exercise
    • 4.5 Section 5: English Resume Writing mini-lecture 1
    • 4.6 Section 6: English Resume Writing mini-lecture 2
    • 4.7 Section 7: English Resume Writing 1
    • 4.8 Section 8: English Resume Writing 2
    • 4.9 Section 9: Exercise
    • 4.10 Section 10: Further listening - Another souvenir mini-lecture 1
    • 4.11 Section 11: Teaching material
  • 5 Topic 4: Relationships
    • 5.1 Section 1: Participle mini-lecture 1
    • 5.2 Section 2: Participle mini-lecture 2
    • 5.3 Section 3: Participle mini-lecture 3
    • 5.4 Section 4: Participle
    • 5.5 Section 5: Exercise
    • 5.6 Section 6: Describing people mini-lecture 1
    • 5.7 Section 7: Describing people
    • 5.8 Section 8: Exercise
    • 5.9 Section 9: Further listening - My job mini-lecture 1
    • 5.10 Section 10: Script
    • 5.11 Section 11: Teaching material
  • 6 Topic 5: Entertainment
    • 6.1 Section 1: Subject-verb Agreement mini-lecture 1
    • 6.2 Section 2: Subject-verb Agreement mini-lecture 2
    • 6.3 Section 3: Subject-verb Agreement mini-lecture 3
    • 6.4 Section 4: Exercise
    • 6.5 Section 5: Writing an English business card mini-lecture 1
    • 6.6 Section 6: Writing an English business card
    • 6.7 Section 7: Exercise
    • 6.8 Section 8: Further listening - Laughter is the best medicine mini-lecture 1
    • 6.9 Section 9:  Script
    • 6.10 Section 10: Teaching material
Section 10: Teaching material



请结合视频和材料所学句型知识,尝试区分下列短文中的复合句、简单句和并列句。

        I hope you are very well. I'm fine, but tired. Right now it is the summer vacation and I'm helping my Dad on the farm. August is the hottest month here. It is the time of year for the rice harvest, so every day I work from dawn until dark. Sometimes we go on working after dark by the lights of our tractors. We grow rice in the south of the States, but in the north where it is colder they grow wheat. We have a lot of machines on the farm. Although the farm is large, my Dad has only two men working for him. But he employs more men for the harvest. My brother takes care of the vegetable garden. It doesn't often rain in the summer here. As a result, we have to water the vegetable garden. Every evening we pump water from a well. It then runs along channels to different parts of the garden.

        Most Saturday evenings there is a party, even at harvest time. These parties often make us very happy. We cook meat on an open fire outside. It's great! Americans eat a lot of meat — too much in my opinion. Some of my friends drink beer. I don't, because I have to drive home after the party. In your letter you asked about the time in different areas of the States. There are five different time areas in the States. In my state we are fourteen hours behind Beijing time. How many different time areas do you have in China?Well, I must stop and get some sleep. Please give my best regards to your parents.