[单项选择]After so many years of studying English, you may still get confused like you first come here just because of the slang the students use! Now let us see how "street talk" and "regional talk" are.
Street talk is a way to categorize many "hip" words used on the street. There is a playfulness about street talk.
What about the word "hip" You might have thought that this was derived from "hippie" --a follower of social fashion in the 1960s and 70s. But no, it comes from a much older usage, the word "hep". The word "hip" is marked as "out-of-date slang". But it seems to have come back into fashion.
Other bits of old-fashioned slang are also popular here, such as "cool". The expression "that’s cool" is often used to agree to a suggestion.
The problem with slang and trendy expressions in general is that they change fast, so that only those who are using them all the time can keep up.
A great deal of slang used by students comes from television and films, especially from
A. travel guide
B. language professor
C. school supervisor
D. talkshow host

[单项选择]After so many years of studying English, you may still get confused like you first come here just because of the slang the students use! Now let us see how "street talk" and "regional talk" are.
Street talk is a way to categorize many "hip" words used on the street. There is a playfulness about street talk.
What about the word "hip" You might have thought that this was derived from "hippie" --a follower of social fashion in the 1960s and 70s. But no, it comes from a much older usage, the word "hep". The word "hip" is marked as "out-of-date slang". But it seems to have come back into fashion.
Other bits of old-fashioned slang are also popular here, such as "cool". The expression "that’s cool" is often used to agree to a suggestion.
The problem with slang and trendy expressions in general is that they change fast, so that only those who are using them all the time can keep up.
A great deal of slang used by students comes from television and films, especially from
A. It is derived from "hippie".
B. It means following the social fashion in the 1960s and 1970s.
C. It comes from a more recent useage.
D. It means" out - of - date slang".

[单项选择]If you have really been studying English for so long, it’’ s about time you __ able to write letters in English.
A. should be
B. were
C. must be
D. are

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After so many years of studying English, you may still get confused like you first come here just because of the slang the students use! Now let us see how "street talk" and "regional talk" are.
Street talk is a way to categorize many "hip" words used on the street. There is a playfulness about street talk.
What about the word "hip " You might have thought that this was derived from "hippie"--a follower of social fashion in the 1960s and 70s. But no, it comes from a much older usage, the word "hep". The word "hip" is marked as "out-of-date slang". But it seems to have come back into fashion.
Other bits of old-fashioned slang are also popular here, such as "cool". The expression "that’s cool" is often used to agree to a suggestion.
The problem with slang and trendy expressions in general is that they change fast, so that only those who are using them all the time can keep up.
A
A. travel guide
B. language professor
C. school supervisor
D. talkshow host

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When was the film After Many Years produced

[单项选择]After so many weeks without rain, the ground quickly （　） the little rain that fell last night.
A. skipped
B. soaked
C. retrieved
D. absorbed

[单项选择]Many of you are studing English and you may be (41) why it is so difficult to learn. It’s actually not too difficult to learn (42) you know some (43) about the language and culture that it reflects (反映)。 Perhaps the first thing you need to know about English is that it is made up of several other languages (44) French, German, Latin, Greek and Angle Saxon. In addition (此外), there are words (45) Spanish and many American Indian words and names, even some Chinese and Japanese (46) can be found in the English language. This borrowing of words (47) other languages is (48) of the key reasons (49) some of the difficulties that people meet with (50) they are learning English.


A. words
B. culture
C. language