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《365个英语小故事》:实用简洁的小故事,都是日常生活小故事,在学习英语的同时了解美国文化,循序渐进,轻松掌握。
Janelle used the phone of the helpful woman to call Cliff. Cliff played golf with a medical doctor almost every Saturday. Perhaps Dr. Kildare could look at her injuries. Cliff, angry but glad his wife was alive, said he would be there shortly. She told him to bring their son and her spare set of car keys, because her keys were in the stolen purse. Cliff and Donovan arrived just before the police officer finished filling out his report. Cliff hugged his wife gently. He told Donovan to drive home in Janelles car. Cliff then asked the officer what the chances were of catching the attackers.
The officer shook his head. Not good, he said. He told Cliff that robberies like this one happened daily throughout southern California. Thugs are everywhere, prowling around like sharks in the ocean, looking for prey. Cliff asked the officer what could be done. I know this sounds ridiculous, but we police can no longer protect you law-abiding citizens. Theres simply too many criminals. Tell all your female relatives and friends one thing: Dont go anywhere alone, day or night. A woman by herself, even in public, might as well be carrying a bright neon sign that says: Victim hereCome and get me! Im not supposed to be telling you this, because if the word gets out, tourism will suffer in southern California.
The officer asked Janelle to sign the police report. He wished her a speedy recovery, and promised to do his best to help put the culprits behind bars. He reminded both of them that the two thugs now had their credit cards, address, car keys, and house keys. He suggested that they make the appropriate phone calls, change the locks to their house, and get new keys programmed for her car. Cliff told the officer that a couple of his friends were at his house, with guns, watching for intruders. Cliff and Janelle thanked the officer and the helpful woman. Cliff drove Janelle straight toward Dr. Kildares house.
Maybe we should move, he told Janelle. To another city? she asked. To another state, he said.
[形容词和副词]用形容词表示类别和整体
兼有两种形式的副词
[名词]名词复数的不规则变化
[代词]both, either, neither, all, any, none
[代词]none, few, some, any, one, ones
[代词]many, much
[冠词和数词]零冠词的用法
[代词]物主代词
[代词]双重所有格
[冠词和数词]定冠词的用法
[代词anyone/any one;no one/none;every/each
[名词]不同国籍人的单复数
[形容词和副词]副词及其基本用法
[特殊词精讲]go on doing/to do
[冠词和数词]数词
[形容词和副词]形容词及其用法
可修饰比较级的词
[代词]并列人称代词的排列顺序
[形容词和副词]和more有关的词组
[特殊词精讲]remember doing/to do
[动词]助动词do 的用法
[形容词和副词]many, old 和 far
[形容词和副词]the + 最高级 + 比较范围
[形容词和副词]比较级形容词或副词 + than
[形容词和副词]以-ly结尾的形容词
助动词
[名词]名词复数的规则变化
[动词]助动词should, would的用法
many,old 和 far
[冠词和数词]冠词与形容词+名词结构
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