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1. No, I don't think so. Although it is the duty of police officers to save victims in accidents, they should not be blamed for failing to save the victims on some occasions. It would be unfair to blame them as situations may become out of their control. Sometimes they themselves may get injured or even die in their efforts to save those in danger. So in this sense, they may fail to save victims, but they are still heroes and are respectable.
2. Helping others surely has its benefits. When we help others, we can derive a feeling of happiness and a sense of fulfillment. We will earn respect from other people. Besides, by helping others, we set an example for others who, in turn, will help even more people. If we extend a helping hand whenever necessary, we will help build a more friendly and harmonious world.
3. I think it depends on the situation. If you know your sacrifice will save another person's life, it is undoubtedly worthwhile even if you have to risk your own life. Nonetheless, if you clearly know that your efforts won't save them even at the cost of your own life, then it is not a good idea to give up your own life. Maybe a better and more practical way is to ask more people for help. This way, you will not only save the victim, but also avoid unnecessary casualties.
1. A heavy flood caused the bridge to
(collapse)
; now, no one can cross the river without boats.
2. Susan has been crying a lot since her sister died a year ago; it seems that she could never
(heal)
from the heavy loss.
3. It's sometimes considered bad manners to
(lean)
on the table while eating, so please be careful not to do so. 4. After crying for some time, she looked at her face
(reflected)
in the mirror, only to find she was such a sad and plain-looking girl.
5. I had to hold tightly the handrails (扶手) along the hall to keep myself from losing my balance on the
(slippery)
floor.
6. The man phoned the police and later went to the police station to look at photos to
(identify)
the robbers.
7. The imperial examination system, which started in the Sui Dynasty, was
(abolished)
in 1905.
8. Many smokers choose to
(ignore)
the fact that smoking is harmful to health and refuse to stop smoking. 9. He no longer had a(n)
(aspiration)
for further education because he thought the costs were too high. 10. Although she often seemed quite cold and strict, her smiling eyes
(betrayed)
her true nature.
1. Almost everybody needs someone to 1)
(lean on)
in times of trouble. That's why we value friendship so much. 2. The taxi driver had to 2)
(pull over)
to the side of the road when a policeman began to follow him for speeding. 3. The general manager 3)
(is grateful for)
the generous support that has led to this successful result. 4. The ditches (沟) were 4)
(filled up with)
mud and garbage again after the pouring rain. 5. When the match was over, the football fans 5)
(broke through)
the barriers and rushed onto the football field.
6. Seeing a child running across the street, the driver slammed on the brakes and 6)
(brought)
his car 7)
(to a halt)
just in time to avoid an accident.
7. The key is to do your work with a certain skill and hold fast without 8)
(letting go of)
your target.
8. The blind old woman 9)
(held on)
to the little girl's hand tightly when they crossed the street. 9. I was not keen on the stage play at all, so I just 10)
(turned off)
and started to exchange text messages with my friends.
10. They wanted to make the popular science fiction into a film, but another studio 11)
(beat them to it)
.
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1. It used to be that there were many fish in the river and people swam in it. 2. It used to be that Tom was afraid of heights, but he has got over the fear now.
3. It used to be that John assisted his wife with housework, but now he is too busy to do so.
1.
(Reference: Standing alongside him in front of a farmhouse was)
(和他一起站在农舍前面的是) a woman in an elegant dress. 2.
(Reference: Hung inside the hut are)
(棚屋里面挂着的是) fruits and vegetables, including apples, grapes and corn.
3. The strange man came into the house.
(Reference: Covered with mud were)
(沾满了泥的是) his shoes.
11/22/2014 Our class did 1)
(carried out / conducted)
a research project into human behavior. Some teachers did 2)
(gave / delivered / presented)