Finding out confirming someone's name. Excuse me, are you is your name. Excuse me, but aren't you miss mister from. Excuse me, you are MR. Smith from aren't you? The subsequent meeting. Greeting friendly questions about the person. Hi, how are things? How is it going? Hello, how ...
押成都B卷 完成图表 本题测试的主要目的是综合考查学生的篇章结构、主题归纳、整体理解、细节分析与推断的能力,同时还考查学生形成思维导图、解读表格形式以及准确转换信息和正确表达输出等能力。试题设置主要是帮助学生理清文章脉络,训练学生观察、分析、归纳的能力以及对篇章、句子、词汇的理解与思维转换能力。该题对学生...
A warmer planet doesn’t just raise temperatures. From wildfires to flooding to coral bleaching, here are some real-world implications.
Unit 5 What are the shirts made of A 课时同步训练Section A刷基础I根据句意及首字母或汉语提示填写单词1.China is good at making high-technology p___ that people can buy everywhere.2.The top of the house in the garden is made of g___. You can see through it and it's very beautiful...
What are the two speakers doing? What are the two speakers talking about? What is the dialogue/conversation about? 2.捕捉主要细节,确认具体事实 这类试题在高考听力试题中约占8小题。它要求我们听清、听懂与话题中心相关的具体信息,准确理解具体细节,如时间、地点、人物、价钱、数量、目的、原因、结果等。
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“Atmospheric rivers are literally rivers in the sky, the rivers of water vapor that transport massive amounts of water in the atmosphere,” Marty Ralph, Ph.D., a hydrometeorologist, tells Popular Mechanics. Ralph is the founding director of the Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes wi...
Often, the more you learn about a topic the more interesting it becomes. As you learn about a topic, gather information from as many sources as possible. Read a variety of books, watch or listen to lectures and ask questions....
What is the biosphere? The Biosphere is made up of the parts of the Earth where life exists. It includes the land, ocean, and atmosphere. Life exists from9.5 km deepin the oceans up to50 km highin the atmosphere. Within the biosphere living things span a range of sizes, from the micr...
Climate change is expected to increase radon exposure in homes (10). As global temperatures rise, thawing permafrost will release more radon gas into the atmosphere and buildings. Additionally, warmer temperatures are likely to lead to more frequent use of air conditioning and ventilation systems, ...