CHAPTER III EFFECT OF THE SPRING
One day, the air was warm, the Luxembourg was inundated with light and shade, the sky was as pure as though the angels had washed it that morning, the sparrows were giving vent to little
twitters in the depths of the chestnut-trees. Marius had th

CHAPTER IX EMPLOYMENT OF THE OLD TALENTS OF A POACHER AND THAT INFALLIBLE MARKSMANSHIP WHICH INFLUENCED THE CONDEMNATION OF 1796
Opinions were exchanged in the barricade. The firing from the gun was about to begin again. Against that grape-shot, they could not hold out a quarter of an hour longer. It was

四六级作文加分句型汇总
1. It作先行主语和先行宾语的一些句型
She had said what it was necessary to say.
2. 强调句型
It is not who rules us that is important, but how he rules us.
3. "All+抽象名词"或"抽象名词+itself"(very+形容词)
He was all gentleness to her.
4. 利用词汇重复表示强调
A crime is a crime a crime.
5. "s

　 四六级听力常用短语
1) take a rain check 改天吧
Model: [1998.8.北美(29)]
-- Can you come over for dinner tonight? (今天晚上来吃饭好吗？)
-- I'm up to my ears in work, so I'll have to take a rain check.(我工作很忙，改日吧。
2) lost count 弄不清楚
Model: [2000.1.(21)]
-- Ever since your girlfr

英语作为一门语言和其他语言一样，它的第一属性是工具性，是人们用来交际的工具。要想用英语交际，首先要听懂别人讲的英语。作为学习的手段，听又是掌握英语的必由之路。学习说话、学习发音都离不开听。那么，什么是听力？怎样培养学生 听的能力呢？
听力是一种领会能力 。是通过不断地强化训练而形成的一种听音、辨音和听音会意的综合能力。听力是在听的练习里培养起来的。
首先，多听。要利用一切机会和条件，采取多种方式，强化听的练习。其次是强听。就是要有计划、有目标、有针对性地听。再次是善听。为避免听力练习的枯燥乏味，听力训练要尽量做到方法多样化，引导学生把枯燥的练变成一种兴趣活动。最后是精听。对听力材料要有所选择，精心设计。听力的提高不是在量中产生的，听力训练是一项系统工程

CHAPTER V A SUITABLE TOMB
Javert deposited Jean Valjean in the city prison.
The arrest of M. Madeleine occasioned a sensation, or rather, an extraordinary commotion in M. sur M. We are sorry that we cannot conceal the fact, that at the single word, "He was a

CHAPTER IV AUTHORITY REASSERTS ITS RIGHTS
Fantine had not seen Javert since the day on which the mayor had torn her from the man. Her ailing brain comprehended nothing, but the only thing which she did not doubt was that he had come to get her. She could not endure that terrible face; she f

CHAPTER III JAVERT SATISFIED
This is what had taken place.
The half-hour after midnight had just struck when M. Madeleine quitted the Hall of Assizes in Arras. He regained his inn just in time to set out again by the mail-wagon, in which he had engaged his place.

CHAPTER II FANTINE HAPPY
She made no movement of either surprise or of joy; she was joy itself. That simple question, "And Cosette?" was put with so profound a faith, with so much certainty, with such a complete absence of disquiet and of doubt, that he found not a word of reply.

BOOK EIGHTH.--A COUNTER-BLOW
CHAPTER I IN WHAT MIRROR M. MADELEINE CONTEMPLATES HIS HAIR
The day had begun to dawn. Fantine had passed a sleepless and feverish night, filled with happy visions; at daybreak she fell asleep. Sister Simplice, who had been watching w

CHAPTER XI CHAMPMATHIEU MORE AND MORE ASTONISHED
It was he, in fact. The clerk's lamp illumined his countenance. He held his hat in his hand; there was no disorder in his clothing; his coat was carefully buttoned; he was very pale, and he trembled slightly; his hair, which had still been gr

CHAPTER X THE SYSTEM OF DENIALS
The moment for closing the debate had arrived. The President had the accused stand up, and addressed to him the customary question, "Have you anything to add to your defence?"
The man did not appear to understand, as he st

CHAPTER IX A PLACE WHERE CONVICTIONS ARE IN PROCESS OF FORMATION
He advanced a pace, closed the door mechanically behind him, and remained standing, contemplating what he saw.
It was a vast and badly lighted apartment, now full of uproar, now full of silence, wher

CHAPTER VIII AN ENTRANCE BY FAVOR
Although he did not suspect the fact, the mayor of M. sur M. Enjoyed a sort of celebrity. For the space of seven years his reputation for virtue had filled the whole of Bas Boulonnais; it had eventually passed the confines of a small district and had been s