目录

  • 1 Unit 1
    • 1.1 Video:学了这么多年英语,你真的了解英语的历史吗?
    • 1.2 5 big reasons why US and UK English sound so different
    • 1.3 苏格兰议员“迷之口音”难倒同僚
    • 1.4 凯特王妃2019年首次公开演讲
    • 1.5 英美发音大对比
    • 1.6 Video:British English vs American English
    • 1.7 Main Idea of Text I
    • 1.8 Reading Comprehension
    • 1.9 English Idioms
      • 1.9.1 Video:Origin of Golden Touch
    • 1.10 High context vs Low context
    • 1.11 Other Sources
    • 1.12 Translation of Unit 1
    • 1.13 Keys to Unit 1
  • 2 Unit 2
    • 2.1 Video Watching
      • 2.1.1 transcript
    • 2.2 Reading:Culture in Business Communication
    • 2.3 Reading: How cultural differences impact international business in 2017
      • 2.3.1 Reading Comprehension
    • 2.4 Outsourcing
    • 2.5 Reasons for Learning English
    • 2.6 Grammar 1
    • 2.7 Grammar 2
    • 2.8 Translation of Unit 2
    • 2.9 Keys to Unit 2
    • 2.10 Appreciation
  • 3 Unit 4
    • 3.1 Ma's Views on Globalization
    • 3.2 Jack Welch’s Approach to Leadership
    • 3.3 Jack's Managing Idea
    • 3.4 Video Watching
    • 3.5 TED Video
    • 3.6 Blank Filling
  • 4 Unit 6
    • 4.1 The Globalization of Culture
    • 4.2 Advantages and Disadvantages of Cultural Globalization
    • 4.3 Westernization
    • 4.4 Video: Cultural Diversity Example
    • 4.5 Video:Why Cultural Diversity Matters
    • 4.6 Video: Cultural Globalization
    • 4.7 Main Idea of Text 1
    • 4.8 Reading Passage
    • 4.9 Affixes
    • 4.10 Translation of Unit 2
    • 4.11 Keys to Unit 2
    • 4.12 Vocabulary Quiz for U1-U2
    • 4.13 PPT
  • 5 Unit 8
    • 5.1 Renaissance
    • 5.2 微课:Renaissance
    • 5.3 Listening Practice
    • 5.4 The Medici Family
    • 5.5 Video for Medici
    • 5.6 Main Idea of Text 1
    • 5.7 Parallelism
      • 5.7.1 Video: Parallelism in speech
    • 5.8 Examples of Parallelism
    • 5.9 Write a Compare and Contrast Essay
      • 5.9.1 Skills of a Compare and Contrast Essay
    • 5.10 Multiple Choices
    • 5.11 Reading Comprehension
    • 5.12 PPT
    • 5.13 Translation of Unit 5
    • 5.14 Keys to Unit 5
  • 6 Unit 4
    • 6.1 Warm-up Video
    • 6.2 Video:Urbanization and Future Cities
    • 6.3 Urban Regeneration
    • 6.4 Main Idea of Text 1
    • 6.5 Loss Leader Pricing
    • 6.6 The Grocery Shopping Revolution
    • 6.7 Video-urban Regeneration
    • 6.8 Problem-solving Essay Writing
    • 6.9 PPT
    • 6.10 Translation of Unit 4
    • 6.11 Keys to Unit 4
    • 6.12 Vocabulary Quiz for U3-U4
  • 7 Unit 6
    • 7.1 Science and Morality
    • 7.2 Science and Human Morality
    • 7.3 Video:Frankenstein
    • 7.4 Translation of Unit 6
    • 7.5 Keys to Unit 6
    • 7.6 Vocabulary Quiz for U5-U6
  • 8 Unit 3
    • 8.1 Warm-up Video
    • 8.2 Video:Origin of Ivy League
    • 8.3 Future of College Education
    • 8.4 Importance of College Education
    • 8.5 Main Idea of Text 1
    • 8.6 Video and discussion
    • 8.7 Don't regret your college days
    • 8.8 Case Study at HBS
    • 8.9 Participles
      • 8.9.1 Participles and Exercises
    • 8.10 PPT
    • 8.11 Translation of Unit 3
    • 8.12 Keys to Unit 3
Examples of Parallelism

Examples of Parallelism

Words: 

 Our products are superior, exquisite,

and durable. -- Product Introduction

Phrases:

Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and

for ability.                -- On Studies by Bacon

Clauses:

Wherever you go,

Whatever you do,

I will be right here waiting for you;

Whatever it takes,

Or how my heart breaks,

I will be right here waiting for you.          -- Right Here Waiting

Sentences:

It was the best of times,

it was the worst of times,

it was the age of wisdom,

it was the age of foolishness…         -- A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

Paragraphs:

I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood.

I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a state sweltering with the heat of injustice,sweltering with the heat of oppression, will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.     

                                                      -- I Have a Dream by Martin Luther King