综合英语教程第三版邹为诚4-05-Part2.pptVIP

a. At school, I liked nothing better than playing football after class. b. In those good old days, I was interested in nothing better than experimenting with my construction models. c. Janet likes nothing better than lying on the lawn reading books on a sunny afternoon. 1. At 16, I liked nothing better than getting behind the wheel of our Chevy pickup … comparative degree in structure, superlative degree in meaning 16岁时，我最喜欢的事莫过于 驾驶我们的雪佛兰牌小皮卡车。 Unit 5, Book 4 2. Your father is always good for it. The store owner believed that the boy’s father would pay him when he had the money. 你父亲信誉很好，总能按时偿还。 2. a. Are you good for the good name? b. His credit is good for ￡5000. c. Is Sam good for such a large sum of money? Unit 5, Book 4 3. a. Her citation by the local government gave her the initiative to do her job far better than before. b. The pay rise failed to give employees more initiative to improve their efficiency. c. The result of the research gave them the initiative to set up a new transit system in the town. 3. Eventually, it gave me the initiative to start my own successful public relations firm in Washington, D. C. 最终，它给了我动力，使我能够在华盛顿（哥伦比亚特区）成功地拥有自己的一家公关公司。 Unit 5, Book 4 4. a. Addiction to drugs propelled him to start dealing drugs. b. The pressure from his parents propelled him to work hard for a higher degree. c. Financial problems propelled her to look for a better job. 4. The desire to keep the respect of a good name propelled me to become the first in our family to go to university. force me to work hard to become the first university student in my family 在渴望让人尊重的愿望的激励下，我成为家中的第一个大学生。 Unit 5, Book 4 5. But it was my family’s good name that paved the way. 然而，是家庭的好名声为我今日的成功铺平了道路。 made something possible 5. a. It was the countrys economic policies that paved the way for industrial expansion. b. It was his work that paved the way for the ne