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语事情，通常是小事情，但又必须要走，而且可以在 thing 前面加你要去忙的事，比如说 got a social thing (要去社交的事)或者got an event thing(要去活动的事)，让你的婉拒理由变得更加的充分。 例： I can't come to your birthday party. I've got a thing tonight. 我不能来你的生日派对了，晚上有点别的事。 04 Here is the thing 是不是很熟悉?这是美国人使用频率非常高的一句口语，用来表示强调，所以你会经常听见，The thing is……或者 Here is the thing 这类表达，都是在强调接下来的谈话内容是重点。 例： Here is the thing, we don't have that much money for the trip. 重点是，我们没有那么多钱去旅行。 今天的小知识点，你学会了吗?市面上关于网络英语口语培训班也有很多介绍，如果您对英语学习感兴趣，想要深入学习，可以了解沪江网校精品课程，量身定制高效实用的个性化学习方案，专属督导全程伴学，扫一扫领200畅学卡。

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画画用英语怎么说?你想过吗?可能不少同学学习过绘画等艺术课程，扩展自己的能力水平。但是如果用英文来表达画想用颜料画画么? 同理，drawing指的是用铅笔、钢笔等工具画的画，而painting指的是用颜料画的画。 e.g. I printed some pictures for you. Do you want to color them? 我给你打印了几张画。你想涂颜色么? e.g. What tools do you want to use? Colored pencils, crayons, markers or paint? 你想用什么画?彩色铅笔、蜡笔、水彩笔，还是颜料? 常见的绘画有关英文表达 1. 速写和素描：sketch 2. 简笔画叫做：easy drawing; simple

准确，文中只提到plastics sandwich里层是100%的再生塑料。 4.[C] 推理判断题。本题考査转折处。最后一段倒数第2句中的Unfortunately一词指英语出了用镁作机壳的电视机很贵，从而暗示它们并不受消费者欢迎，所以选项C正确。选项A属原文明确表达的意思。本段第2句只指出镁是一种理想的再生材料(ideal for recycling),因此选项B不对;全文并未比较塑料和镁哪个更好，因此选项D不对。 5.[A] 主旨大意题。文中作者只是客观地描述亊实，吿知读者日本的电子产品再循环使用的一些新变化和新技术，抓住这个主旨就能选出正确答案A。作者并未发表任何个人观点，也未做出任何指示或預测。 以上就是关于“2024年12月英语四级阅读理解模拟：电子产品的可循环”的全部内容啦，祝同学们四级考试顺利。

似是细节题，但是短时间内又不能找到原文相应细节作为依据。 遇到这种题时，可选与文章主题关系最密切的选项。 2. 干扰项的特征 (1) 曲解原意、偷换概念 这种干扰项的设置通常有以下几种方式： 👇 ①对原英语文中的细微处作改动，造成意思差别； ②对原文的某些单词或结构进行编造； ③颠倒事情的因果关系； ④混淆文中人物的观点和作者的观点。  (2) 利用关键词句的字面意思 这在仔细阅读理解题中较为常见，在答题时应注意将仅含字面意义的选项排除，同义改写过的或深层意义的才可能是正确选项。 (3) 凭空捏造信息 这种选项脱离了原文内容，在文中找不到支持的依据，一般比较容易排除。 ◽屠皓民领衔 四六级通关神器◽ 🙋‍🙋‍基础班·冲刺押题班·白金班 直播录播相结合，基础强化冲刺全包括 🔍不同水平，灵活选择班型 $课程限时优惠6折起$ 【基础班】：380-424分，语

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