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Visit Australia 2
Fill the gaps with the words below
Desert coast harbor top rock amaze
1.He climbed to the _______of the mountain.
2.The people here _____me.
3.Stand on this big _______.
4.That ________is hot and fry,
5.There are many boats in the _______.
6.Drive along the _____to see the water.
Any way you see it, it’s sure to amaze you. Amaze v./n. Amazed adj. Amazing adj
1.他总能给我惊喜______________________________
2.他如此学识渊博，让我们惊讶______________________________
3.这里的美景让我感到惊奇________________________
The Great Barrier Reef stretches for 2300 kilometers along Australia’s coast. Coast n./v.
1.汽车离开了海岸，驶向内陆_______________________
2.我们从山坡上滑下去____________________________
3.他只是这样漫无目的的过日子_______________________________
It has wonderful beaches, mountains, rainforest and desert. Desert n. Desert v.
1.农场主舍弃了他们的土地来到城市寻找工作_____________________________
2.那个地带很快就从耕地变成了沙漠_____________________________________
3.年轻职工对不喜欢的工作更易擅自离职______________________________
Questions
1.How do you get to the Great Barrier Reef?
2.What would you most like to see in Australia?
Review
Do you like visiting art museums , why or why not?
Can you introduce Italy briefly ? Or how much do you know about Italy ?
Australia Idioms
1. Cockies Just looking for a photo of cockies made me nauseated.
2. Mozzie Some people call them the most dangerous animal in the world. Australians call them mozzies.
3. Dunny I wonder whether other languages have cute nicknames for the toilet. I suppose potty sounds fun to people who don&`&t speak English.
4. Bingle Accident sounds so negative. Sure, maybe you ran over a kid&`&s trike, but it was just a bingle. Apparently there&`&s an Australian insurance company called Bingle Insurance. Maybe someone should start Crash Insurance in the US.
5. Bluey Maybe Americans do this too. I remember hearing someone say he "popped a dooey," and having no idea what he meant. Turns out a "dooey" is what you get when driving under the influence, a DUI ticket. Not funny.
6. Bounce The first thing that comes to mind when I hear bounce is a bouncy horse. Fun! In Australia a bounce is a bully. Not so fun.
7. Liquid laugh When you&`&ve been drinking all night, I suppose anything can sound fun.
8. Aussie Salute OK, I do laugh thinking of people swatting flies. I once saw a hilarious interview on CNBC of some important business guy giving an interview near a water trap on a golf course while being attacked by bugs. They were probably mozzies, but it was still funny.
9. Wowser If an Australian told me we were going out to dinner with a wowser, I&`&d be psyched. I&`&d be wrong.
