英语写作及老友记介绍.ppt

Words and Phrases benefit from Others, however, believe that boys and girls benefit more from attending mixed schools. be beneficial to=benefit from suffer from sth 遭受 invest in The government should invest a large proportion of its budget in helping the needy, despite the economic recession. facilitate/promote the development of Even though the city has invested millions of pounds in museums and art galleries, it has done little to promote the develepment of education and medical care. be counterproductive for sth对某事物有阻碍作用 boost efficiency/productivity The main question about high-tech education is whether it actually boosts the efficiency and the effectiveness of learning. enhance efficiency/poductivity reduce efficiency/productivity have access to The process of learning in the classroom becomes significantly richer if students have access to a wide variety of information and support. enrich ones social /academic/professional experience Working for a period before going to university can greatly enrich students social experience and make them more capable in university. generate employment opportunities International tourism can generate employment opportunities. On the other hand, it may damage the cultural heritage of a nation. facilitate/promote cultural communication and interaction between A and B A universal language effectively promotes cultural communication and interaction between nations. [反] cause misunderstanding and tension raise(or heighten/elevate) peoples awareness of The media can raise the public awareness of the alarming rise in youth crime. [反] be indifferent to sth the competition is increasingly stiff The economic competition between countries is increasingly stiff, which has made the governments more protective of their domestic market. [反] rely on cooperative teamwork have detrimental impact upon/be detrimental to Apparently, long-distance flights ha