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Unit 5 Work to Live or Live to Work Before Reading About the Author 2 English Poem – The Wasted Tears 2 Origin of Workaholic 3 Gap Filling 4 Table Completion 4 Listening Comprehension 5 Global Reading Part Division of the Text 6 Further Understanding 6 Detailed Reading 8 After Reading Useful Expressions 18 Sentence Translation 18 Word Match 19 Debate 19 Writing Practice 19 Talk about the Pictures 21 Proverbs and Quotations 21 Supplementary Reading Culture Notes 23 Reading 23 Comprehension Tasks 27 Before Reading About the Author Ellen Goodman (1941~ ) was born in Massachusetts and graduated from Radcliffe College. She worked for Newsweek and the Detroit Free Press before joining The Boston Globe in 1967. Her column “At Large” has been widely syndicated since 1976. As an essayist and television commentator, Goodman has discussed feminism, changes in family life, sexual harassment, and male and female relationships. Her essays have been collected in several books, including Close to Home (1979), Turning Points (1979) and At Large (1981). In 1980, Goodman received the Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary. Among other awards she has won are the American Society of Newspaper Editors Distinguished Writing Award and the Hubert H. Humphrey Civil Rights Award. The National Women’s Political Caucus gave her the President’s Award, and the Women’s Research and Education Institute presented her with their American Woman Award. Before Reading English Poem – The Wasted Tears I. Enjoy a Poem The Wasted Tears The Wasted Tears by Rajaram Ramachandran They were newly married couple,A few days went on with no trouble.As days passed on, he never turned,While for his love, her heart yearned.She wore daily the best of robes,Diamonds sparkled in her ear lobes,But he had his mind on his work.And wasn’t keen to have a look. Her heart, one day, nearly broke,But it was saved from a stroke.With tears she stood before him,He saw her face-glo