全国英语等级考试第三级全真模拟试卷与详解(附赠MP3光盘一张,精美礼品一份)

分類: 图书,考试,语言类考试,全国公共英语等级考试(PETS),PETS-3,
品牌: 刘文俊
基本信息·出版社:湖北音像艺术出版社
·页码:192 页
·出版日期:2009年
·ISBN:9787885191603
·条形码:9787885191603
·包装版本:1版
·装帧:平装
·开本:16
·正文语种:中文/英语
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内容简介《全国英语等级考试第三级全真模拟试卷与详解》主要内容包括:
1.透视全国英语等级考试(第三级);
2.PETS一级考试题型分析与应试技巧;
3.PETS一级考试11套全真模拟试卷;
4.12套全真模拟试卷答案与详解。
作者简介丛书主编简介:
王迈迈,中国书刊发行协会非国有书业工作委员会常务理事,湖北省出版物发行协会副会长,武汉现代外国语言文学研究所所长,长期从事大学英语和中学英语教学与研究,编著出版了大量深受读者喜爱的畅销图书,调查显示,全国许多大学、中学的学生,拥有王迈迈品牌图书,几乎人手一册,其深受欢迎的程度可见一斑。
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One of the job's perks(额外津贴) was the car he was given to drive. It was a two-tone Mark IX, the last of the elegant rounded Jaguars. It looked like it belonged to a movie star.
Every morning my father would drop me off at school in his Jaguar before going to work. Being the son of a blacksmith (铁匠), he was proud of the car and thought I should be proud to be driven to school in it. He loved it very much.
But the car embarrassed me. After the years of illness and debt, we probably didn' t have any more money than the mostly working -class kids at school. But we had a Jaguar, so we might as well have been Rockefellers.
The car separated me from others, especially from Danny Kowalski. He was what they called a juvenile delinquent in those days. He was high and had blond hair. It was rumoured he always carried a knife and maybe even a gun.
Every morning Danny would stand silently in the same spot by the school fence and watch me climb out of my two-tone Jaguar. I knew he hated the car and that he hated me, and that one day he would beat me up.
My father died just months later. We lost the car, of course, and soon I' d have to go live with my grandmother. Before then, Mrs. Ritchfield, an elderly neighbour, offered to walk me to school the day after the funeral.