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Unit Seven Dreams A big black bug /bit a big black bear, made the big black bear/ bleed blood. How much wood /would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood? He would chuck, he would, as much as he could, and chuck as much wood as a woodchuck would /if a woodchuck could chuck wood. A blokes back bike brake block broke. Gerties great-grandma /grew aghast at Gerties grammar. “didn’t see eye to eye” means “didn’t share the same view”. It is often used in the negative sense. For example: In western culture, it is only too natural that students do not see eye to eye with their teacher. “tap into” here means “explore”. For example: Many scientists are trying to tap into the mystery of human brain. “let go of” means “give up an idea or an attitude, or control of sth.”. For example: Chinese parents should let go of the idea that they have the absolute authority over their kids. “guard against” can be understood as “take care to prevent something”. For example: Students are told to guard against grammatical mistakes in the writing test. “recognize” means “know or be aware of”. For example: Please recognize the differences between the two words. The first one is very formal while the second is relatively colloquial. “arise” refers to “appear”. For example: No wonder tremendous difficulties arise in learning a foreign language for an adult. “respond to” can be explained as “do something as a reaction to something”. For example: Our stomach responds to whatever food we eat. When it is unhappy, we would feel it. Introduction of the text Dreams are so commonplace in our life that most people take them for granted. But when asked why we have dreams, what can dreams tell us or how dreams affect our sleep and health, few can give a ready and convincing answer. This text may set you thinking over your dreams. Perhaps your crazy idea in the dream today may contribute significantly to amazing discoveries about your life today or in the future. When used figuratively, dr