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Unit 4 Journey Across a Vast Land
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1. Breathing in heavy smoke, he seemed to be quite out of breath. (breath)
2. The famous explorer filled us with a sense of awe when he was describing his awesome experiences. (awe)
3. He couldn’t have anticipated such a result in the election, which was beyond anticipation. (anticipate)
4. It is 15 degrees below freezing. The water in the rivers has frozen. (freeze)
5. My dentist drilled a small hole in my tooth with drills of different sizes. (drill)
6. I have highlighted the importance of your waiting until the highlight of the performances come on. (highlight)
7. I am literally dissatisfied with your translation of the sentence, which is just of its literal meaning. (literally)
8. A series of problems has arisen from the fact that I arose late. (arise)
9. Masses of polluted water was poured into the river, causing massive increases in the number of people harmed. (mass)
10. The point you make are fine, but the whole essay lacks coherence. If you want it to be clear and coherent, you’d better polish it. (coherent)
11. We watched the proceedings on TV. The military parades proceeded on the Tiananmen Square. (proceed)
12. It was a misty morning. When the mist gradually got thinner, we could see a quiet lake before us. (mist)
13. To everyone’s astonishment, he made astonishing progress in a short time. (astonish)
14. Our group leader was toasting the bread lightly on both sides when we toasted her promotion in red wine. (toast)
15. —I bet she won’t agree to see you on Friday.
—Contrarily, she has said she will expect me unless she hears anything to the contrary. (contrary)
16. Owing to the treatment of a physical injury, he owed more than 1,000 dollars. (owe)
17. —Would you please tell me whether your journey is pleasant?
—With pleasure. I am quite pleased about it. (please)
18. The deadline of the enrolment was this May 5th, and I had the secretary enrol my name in her notebook just in time. (enrol)
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