2. The Second period language points

3. Only when you have seen what he or she does, can you cover a story by yourself. Only 引导的状语 ( 从句 ) 在句首时，句子要倒装。 Only when they got back home did they find the house had been broken into. Only in this way can we improve our English. Only at the end of the term did they realized how much time they had wasted. Only here can you get what you what.

4. Multiple choice: 1. Only with him ____ like to talk. A. would she B. she would C. she D. is she 2. Only by means of repeated practice ____ improve your oral English. A. you can B. did you C. you D. can you A D

5. Complete sentences: 1. Only with a proper key, ____________. ( 你才能打开门 ) can you open the door. 2. Only when you’ve done your homework, ________________. ( 你才可以去玩篮球 ) may/can you go to play basketball. 3. Only after he had done some reading, _____________. ( 他才去洗衣服 ) did he go to do some washing.

6. 2. …it may be possible for you to concentrate on that later on. concentrate vi. 聚精会神，集中思想 多 on 和 upon 或连用 e.g. Please concentrate on the lesson. She couldn’t concentrate on a book very long. He has concentrated on his work this year.

7. Complete sentences: 1. I can’t ______________ ( 集中思想 )what I’m doing while the noise is going on. concentrate on 2. I’m never able to ___________( 集中精力 ) so early in the morning. concentrate

8. 3. Have you ever had a case where somebody accused your reporters of getting the wrong end of the stick? accuse sb. of doing sth. 指责，指控 e.g. The police accused him of murder. Who accused you of such a thing. He was quite wrongly accused.

9. Multiple choice: 1.I don’t think anyone can ____ not being honest. A. accuse of B. accuse me C. accuse D. accuse me of 2. He ____ having broken his word. A. accuse his father B. accuse of C. accused his father of D. accused his father D D

10. Complete sentences: 1.A neighbor may accuse a man _____________ ( 看电视 ) too loudly. of watching 2. He was ___________( 指控 ) stealing a second hand book. accused of

11. Complete Sentence B using a word or phrase from the reading passage which has the opposite meaning to the words underlined in Sentence A. 1.A. By accident she broke that beautiful bowl. B. She ____ broke that beautiful bowl. B. She ____ broke that beautiful bowl. 2. A. He did not steal the vase so he didn’t do anything wrong. B. He did steal the vase so he is ____. B. He did steal the vase so he is ____. 3.A. She does not get absorbed in her studies for long. B. She can ____ her studies for a long time. B. She can ____ her studies for a long time. 4.A. The reporter went out with an untrained photographer. B. The reporter went out with a(an) ____ photographer. B. The reporter went out with a(an) ____ photographer. deliberately guilty concentrate on professional

12. A. Chris is not interested in starting his new occupation. 5. A. Chris is not interested in starting his new occupation. B. Chris is ________ to start his new occupation. B. Chris is ________ to start his new occupation. 6. A. “This room needs a light clean,” explained the housewife. B. “This room needs a __________ clean,” explained the housewife. B. “This room needs a __________ clean,” explained the housewife. 7. A. The law allows people to defend themselves against a charge. B. The law does not allow people to ______ themselves _________ a crime. B. The law does not allow people to ______ themselves _________ a crime. 8. A. I don’t mind losing that skill if it is not useful. B. I want to _________ that skill if it is useful B. I want to _________ that skill if it is useful. eager thorough accuse of acquire

13. Radio and TV stations ________ their news from the newspapers. So newspapers have to be very _________ about the way they _________ their stories. They must __________ on what is important and not be misled by clever wrongdoers. Many ____________ reporters know this and _________careful techniques to make sure they get accurate information. It is important because the chief editor _________ the highest possible standards. Read the following passage. Fill in the gaps in the passage using the words below. acquire experienced require employ acquire experienced require employ cover concentrate professional cover concentrate professional acquire professional cover concentrate experienced employ requires