Unit One Text B Ill. Detailed Study: 1. assign v to give somebody a particular job e.g. I've been assigned the job of looking after the new students 2. wander (off): to stop concentrating on something and start thinking about other things; be absent-minded e.g.: 1)My thought kept wandering back to that horrible night 2)The lecture seemed boring and the audience's mind wandered off 3We've wandered off the point somewhat 3. case n. in mosts; in any e.g. 1)In most cases, the traffic will be heavy during the rush hours 2) He's ready to help others in most cases 4. promote V. to support or encourage something;(usu. passive)move somebody to a job at a higher level e.g. 1)This organization works to promote peace 2)John was recently promoted to senior group manager By Julia Yuan 5Unit One Text B By Julia Yuan 5 1. assign v. to give somebody a particular job e.g.: I’ve been assigned the job of looking after the new students. 2. wander (off): to stop concentrating on something and start thinking about other things; be absent-minded e.g.: 1) My thought kept wandering back to that horrible night. 2) The lecture seemed boring and the audience’s mind wandered off. 3) We’ve wandered off the point somewhat. 3. case n. in most ~s; in any ~ e.g.:1) In most cases, the traffic will be heavy during the rush hours. 2) He’s ready to help others in most cases. 4. promote v. to support or encourage something; (usu. passive) move somebody to a job at a higher level e.g.: 1) This organization works to promote peace. 2) John was recently promoted to senior group manager. III. Detailed Study: