Traveling Around: Apply, Pack, Amazing, Arrangement, Extreme

Unit 2 Travelling Around Unit 2 Travelling Around 1. Apply application/applicant /applied You can apply it in person or by letter. Apply for : I decide to apply for a scholarship. apply to .. , . He applies to the school for scholarship./ What he said not applies to us. Apply ..to . apply the theory to practice.

1.Those who are applying the job are waiting to be interviewed outside. 2.The technology has a wide (apply) in IT Industry. 3.The rules of safe driving ( ) everyone. 4. They have (apply) the student club. 5. I had to fill in an . ( ).

2. pack v./ n. Pack ..into Pack your books into your bag. Pack sth up Have you packed your things up? A pack of He used to smoke a pack of cigarettes( ) a day.

1. Lets pack 2.He packed his clothes 3. He brings up and spend a week in the countryside. the suitcase. matches( ) in his pockets.

3.Amazing amaze v. amazing adj. amazed adj. be amazed at /by/ to do sth We are amazed at the amazing discovery. It was amazing that they can memorize all words in a second. Hearing my words, the girl looked at me in amazement.

It is that another second-hand Boeing 747 has been sold on Taobao. She was how calm she felt after the accident. When he heard someone calling his name, he looked back in . She makes most (amaze) cakes.

3. Arrangement n. arrange v. arrange for sb to do sth I have arranged for Li Ming to clean the classroom I have arranged for a car to pick up at the airport. make arrangements for ... We have already made arrangements for our vacation.

1.Please make an necessary 2.We arranged (arrange) for the lecture. (meet) at the cinema at 7:30,but he failed to turn up.

4. Extremely adv , Extreme adj This task is extremely difficult. I am extremely sorry. Snowboarding is another extreme sport.

5.narrow narrow road She slowed the car and began driving up a narrow road. We must narrow the gap between parents and children. Narrowly, adv 1.On the town s street he escaped being knocked down.(narrow, narrowly.)

6.Take control of Spain took control of Peru in the 16thcentury and ruled until 1821. The local government has taken an effective measure to take control of the housing price.

7.recognise/ recognition Jack has changed so much that I can hardly recognise him. recognise sb as/to be . . We recognise him to be a hard-working and honest person. Li Hua is recognized as the best student in our class

1. 1. Linda 2.My hometown has changed beyond as one of the greatest presidents in America. since I was here.

8.accommodation /accommodate Arrange accommodation He accompanied us to the place of interest and provided accommodation for us. We can accommodate you with a sitting-room and two bedrooms. 1. 1.The price for the holiday includes flight and 2.The government provided accommodation .(accommodate) the homeless.

9.uniqe 9.uniqe adj uniquely, uniqueness. A diamond of this size is unique. Satellites are uniquely suited to provide this information. 1.He is a talented teacher. 2.As a writer he has .

10.other than .... Do you have any other special interests other than your job? The form cannot be signed by anyone other than yourself. 1. I don't know any French people 2. There's no good cooking you. your mother's cooking.

11. admire v. admiration n. admirable adj. admire sb. for(doing) sth I admire her for her beautiful handwriting. We all admired him for getting the first prize. (1) What you said sounds ___________ (admire). (2) They admired her ______ helping the old man.

12.contact Contact sb Make contact with =get contact with . lose contact with If you have any questions, please contact us. You should make contact with your teacher. I have lost contact with most of my friends. 1. You can us by e-mail. 2. How did you the author?