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Unit 2 Bridging Cultures
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1. It is important to cite examples to support your argument.
2. Jennie felt uneasy in such unfamiliar surroundings although it was the perfect setting for a date from others’ perspective.
3. Not until their lack of qualifications condemn them to a lifetime of boring, usually poorly paid work do they realise the importance of education.
4. At the sight of him, she had the almost overwhelming desire to tell him how much she missed him.
5. With a series of policies carried out, he is considered to be one of the most ambitious politicians of our times.
6. Busy as she is, she manages to make reasonable arrangements for her daily routines.
7. A pessimist lives with the expectation that he were going to die.
8. It is childish of my parents to make me a messenger when they are at a cold war after a quarrel.
9. It is the process rather than the outcome that counts.
10. Most westerners are liberal in outlook on marriage while a majority of easterners consider it as restricted.
11. Many people get the chance to leave but choose to stay behind in the potential war zones as their families are here.
12. The traditional Chinese belief is to save enough money to live in comfort in their old age.
13. Children let their imagination run wild while adults let the logical thinking dominate.
14. The smallest Olympic flame is a radical departure from tradition and has amazed the world.
15. The professor is giving us a presentation on the history of human by PPT.
16. No building can stand without firm foundations, and neither can a marriage.
17. I’ve been racking my brains all morning to recall where I put my glasses, only to be reminded that they are the bridge of my nose.
18. Recent research indicates that an optimal level of stress and anxiety keeps you energized, focused and motivated.
19. Her article was published in the copy of the latest edition of our magazine.
20. Some families have to hire a private tutor for their children because a l