- Oh, Cathy, this box looks so heavy. Would you like me to carry it for you?- . I just need your help.A.Yes, you could B.Good idea C.With pleasure D.That's so kind of you 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Oh, Cathy, this box looks so heavy. Would you like me to carry it for you?

— ________. I just need your help.

A.Yes, you could B.Good idea C.With pleasure D.That's so kind of you

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The Oxford English Dictionary turns 90 this year. The big, fat book is a good friend of your English learning.

But do you know the story of how the famous dictionary was created over a period of 71 years?

The very first edition of the Dictionary started to be developed as an idea in the late 1850s when a group of English language experts (专家) felt the need for such an English dictionary. They wanted a dictionary which would tell the history of each word in the language, based on data (数据) showing how each word was actually used at different periods in history. This data collection was done through a London association called the Philological Society in1857.

In 1879, Oxford University Press made preparations for publishing the Dictionary, James Murray was appointed as the new editor(编辑). Murray had never been to university. He was a self-taught language expert. However, he took on a group of helpers, and the work of adding entries(条目) to the Dictionary soon got started Henry Bradley, one of Murray's helpers, was appointed as the Dictionary's second Editor in 1887. Bradley was given the task of editing a separate part of the alphabet (字母表)starting with the letter E. But as time passed, they were fully aware that not even two separate teams were enough. In 1901, William Craigie was appointed as the Dictionary's third Editor, and in 1914 Charles Onions became its fourth Editor. By the time Onions was appointed, the Dictionary was complete as far as the letter S.

It's important to note that the Dictionary didn't finish at Z. It was the letter W that was the last to be finished on April 19, 1928. That was the day on which the first edition of the Dictionary was officially completed.

1.How did the Murray learn the language?

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2.How long did it take to edit the first edition of the Dictionary?

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3.When did English language experts have the first idea to create the Dictionary?

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4.What was Bradley expected to do when he was appointed as the Dictionary's second Editor?

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5.Did they finish all the letters in the first edition of the Dictionary?

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