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Book II Unit 2: 强调句型 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5: Unit 6: Unit 7: Unit 8: virtually ad. — almost; very nearly e.g. ? It’s virtually impossible to tell the imitation from the real thing. ? The job was virtually completed by the end of the week. Notice: You can use virtually to refer to something that is almost or nearly true and that can be regarded as true for most purposes. More to learn dream of — wish, fantasize, imagine e.g. ? He dreamed of winning the world tennis championship one day. ? Stephanie often dreams of long sea journeys. You dream of doing something or of something happening, when you very much want it to come about. specialize in — concentrate one’s studies, interests, etc. on (a particular field, etc.) e.g. ? Prof. White specializes in oriental history. ? He specialized first in painting birds and later in writing about them. Fill in the blank They went to a _____ (意大利风味餐馆). Key restaurant that specializes in Italian food Carpets and furniture stayed in use until they fell apart; the wallpaper hung peeling from old age. e.g. ? My bicycle is falling apart. ? Their marriage finally fell apart. More to learn fall apart — break into pieces; break up … start using his eyes, both figuratively and literally literally ad. according to the most basic and simple meaning of a word e.g. ? The book is translated too literally. ? Don’t take everything he says literally; he likes to exaggerate. More to learn literally ad. exactly, really e.g. ? There are literally thousands of “interest groups” on the Internet. ? I literally begged him for help. In a sense, he was responsible for the age of science we now enjoy. in a sense — to a certain extent but not entirely e.g. ? You are right in a sense, but you don’t know all the facts. ? We are, in a sense, being deceitful if we tell them so. More to learn struggle away with — try very hard to do (sth., though it is very hard) e.g. He struggled away with calculus but eventually understood it. Fo