4.　　　 Learn some useful phrases, such as: nine out of ten, look up to, fall in love with.

Step VI.　 Homework

　 1 Workbook: Vocabulary and Grammar Exercises

3.　　　 Do some exercises to master them.

2.　　　 Learn the Past Participle as Attribute and Predicative.

1.　　　 Revise some words

5. Now look at Exercise 5. Read the following news first, then fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words in brackets.

　 Answers to Exercise 5:

　　 surprised　　 amazing　　　 interested　　　 boring　　 surprised

　　 satisfied　　　 noticed　　　 interesting　　 disappointed

　 Step V　 Summary

4.　　　 Ask the students to finish Ex. 3 and 4

　Suggested answers:

Ex. 3: 1) The telegram sent by my sister brought the news of my dear grandma’s death.

　　 2) Let’s try the bookstore opened last month.

　　 3) Nine out of ten women interviewed about the product said they liked it.

　　 4) The three guns stolen from the police station were found in the house.

　　 5) I don’t like going to supermarkets located in the centre of the town.

Ex. 4 1) The three students injured in the accident are now in the hospital.

　　 2) Used textbooks are much cheaper than new ones.

　　 3) Tom’s broken leg prevented him from training.

　　 4) The published novel is a best-seller in her country.

　　 5) The recently built research center will help companies develop new products.

3.　　　 Look at Exercise 2. Rewrite each past participle that is used as attribute with the attributive clause. Before doing it, study the given example carefully.

Suggested answers:

　　 informed decisions = decisions that are informed　

an organized way = a way that is organized

　talented journalists = journalists who were talented　

　stolen cultural relics = cultural relics that had been stolen

　people addicted to drugs = people that / who are addicted to drugs

　printed articles = articles that are printed

2.　　　 Ask them to work in pairs to translate each sentence into Chinese and then tell if the Past Participle in it is used as Attribute or Predicative.

Suggested answers:

Attribute:　 experienced,　 informed,　 talented,　 organized,　 stolen,　 addicted,　 printed

Predicative:　 needed,　 respected,　 tolerated

1.　　　 Ask students to look at the sentences from the text. Each of them has the Past Participle as Attribute or Predicative.

4. Now look at Exercise 2: There are some words in the box. Put them into three groups according to their meanings: positive, negative or neutral.

　 Suggested answers:

　 Positive:　 reliable　 experienced　　 informed　　 talented　　 balanced　　 critical

　 Neutral:　 printed　　 social　　　　 current

　 Negative: nosy　　　 careless　　　 addicted　　　 critical

　 Step IV　 Grammar