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Tom is driving a car with his friends inAmerica for the first time. Li Fang is going to an American friend's home for dinner. It's new to her. Miss Chen is going to have a trip in London. And she wants to know the weather of it to make sure what kind of clothes she should take. Lin Tao has celebrated Chinese New Year's Eve for many times. Now he wants to know how to celebrate New Year's Eve in Spain. Chen Fang is going to study in an American university and she wants to know something about TOEFL tests. |
A. In Spain, the New Year comes in more quietly. People get to the center of the city. Each holds a bag of grapes. As the clock strikes(敲) twelve, people eat the grapes— one for each strike. B. The weather is changeable. Don't be surprised to see Englishmen leave home on a bright, sunny morning with a raincoat or an umbrella. C. Keep right! Horn-blowing(鸣笛) is not allowed in most American cities, except when necessary. D. In many Asian countries, people eat with chopsticks. But in India and some other countries, people often eat with their hands. E. You'd better arrive at your friend's house on time or 5 minutes late. If you don't know how to use the fork or knife, you can ask someone for help. F. In Arab, there are strict rules for women. They don't let people see their faces in public. Women can't drive cars, either. G. Two kinds of TOEFL tests: One is the traditional written test, and the other is given on a computer. The best way to get ready for it is to use English and listen to English as much as possible. |
