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北京开放大学大学英语（2)
Find the error(s) in each dialog and correct them. Then practice the dialogs.
1. A: Can you spelling your last name for me, please?
B: Of course. It’s C-U-E-N-D-E.
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2. A: The phone’s ringing. Would you answer it, please?
B: Yes, I would.
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3. A: I can’t go to class today. Could you take notes for me?
B: No, I’d be glad to.
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4. A: Would you mind to do the dishes tonight? I’m tired.
B: No, not at all.
Read the statements below(1—9). Which neighborhood do you think each sentence describes? In some cases, both answers are possible.
1. To enter this neighborhood, you go through a gate.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
2. You can go to his neighborhood by subway.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
It has an old forest.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
You can see animals in this neighborhood.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
You can’t drive cars here.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
It has a university.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
You can get lost here.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
Its streets are very narrow.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
Its streets are usually very crowded.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
20: the number of minutes it takes to go from Inwood to midtown Manhattan.
40:
答案 1
200: the age of
答案 2
859:
答案 3
1,200:
答案 4
9,000: the number of
答案 5
10,000:
答案 6
You can use in the present to express necessity.
选择一项或多项：
a.
must
b.
have to
c.
have got to
Only can be used to talk about things that were necessary in the past.
选择一项：
a.
must
b.
have to
c.
have got to
_________is often used to talk about rules or laws. It is stronger than have (got)to.
选择一项：
a.
Must
b.
Have to
c.
Have got to
You can only use in the negative.
选择一项：
a.
must
b.
have to
c.
have got to
1. A: Can you spelling your last name for me, please?
B: Of course. It’s C-U-E-N-D-E.
→
2. A: The phone’s ringing. Would you answer it, please?
B: Yes, I would.
→
3. A: I can’t go to class today. Could you take notes for me?
B: No, I’d be glad to.
→
4. A: Would you mind to do the dishes tonight? I’m tired.
B: No, not at all.
Read the statements below(1—9). Which neighborhood do you think each sentence describes? In some cases, both answers are possible.
1. To enter this neighborhood, you go through a gate.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
2. You can go to his neighborhood by subway.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
It has an old forest.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
You can see animals in this neighborhood.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
You can’t drive cars here.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
It has a university.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
You can get lost here.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
Its streets are very narrow.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
Its streets are usually very crowded.
选择一项或多项：
a.
Inwood
b.
Fes-al-Bali
20: the number of minutes it takes to go from Inwood to midtown Manhattan.
40:
答案 1
200: the age of
答案 2
859:
答案 3
1,200:
答案 4
9,000: the number of
答案 5
10,000:
答案 6
You can use in the present to express necessity.
选择一项或多项：
a.
must
b.
have to
c.
have got to
Only can be used to talk about things that were necessary in the past.
选择一项：
a.
must
b.
have to
c.
have got to
_________is often used to talk about rules or laws. It is stronger than have (got)to.
选择一项：
a.
Must
b.
Have to
c.
Have got to
You can only use in the negative.
选择一项：
a.
must
b.
have to
c.
have got to