people which teaches them to become disciplined, practical, and self-sufficient 3. the United Kingdom: the official name for the country consisting of Great Britain and Northern Ireland text B. detailed study of the text 1. on the move: moving from place to place e.g. It's hard to contact her---she's al ways on the move The Johnsons are on the move from the city to the country 2. in part: to a certain extent; partly e.g. His success was due in part to luck The driver was in part responsible for the accident I admit that you are right in part 3. grow out: to become bigger--- they extend outward e.g. the plant is alive after all! There are new leaves growing out 4. Spread out: to(cause to)stretch in space or time e.g. the whole valley was spreading out before his eyes A hopeful future seemed to spread out before him 5. take ones place/ take the place of to replace astics have taken the place of many materials Who will take Mr Roberts place? 6. fall into to pass into(a certain state) e.g. He fell into serious trouble The company has fallen into disrepute in recent years If you had taken my advice, you would not have fallen into hopelessness 7. stay behind: not to leave the cities but remain there cf. I stayed behind to help clean up after the party Summary of the te American people have al ways been moving from one place to another throughout the history of their development. 250 years ago, they first moved from the East Coast to the west, seeking mew land. Then the Industrial Revolution led to the movement from the country to the growing cities because people wanted to get new jobs and more comfort, but ten when the cities got too crowded, people began moving to the suburbs, as a result, these people either take up jobs in the suburbs or move daily between the suburbs and the city. However, today some Americans are mobbing back to the cities, while others are ready to move to the county Text-related Information 1. the colonies of the east coast the 13 settlements in the east coast of the us which formed the original United States 2. Pioneer Americans/ the Frontier Settlers: In American history, the frontier was thepeople which teaches them to become disciplined, practical, and self-sufficient 3. the United Kingdom: the official name for the country consisting of Great Britain and Northern Ireland text B. detailed study of the text 1. on the move: moving from place to place e.g. It’s hard to contact her--- she’s always on the move. The Johnsons are on the move from the city to the country. 2. in part: to a certain extent; partly e.g. His success was due in part to luck The driver was in part responsible for the accident. I admit that you are right in part. 3. grow out: to become bigger--- they extend outwards. e.g. the plant is alive after all! There are new leaves growing out. 4. Spread out: to (cause to) stretch in space or time e.g. the whole valley was spreading out before his eyes. A hopeful future seemed to spread out before him. 5. take one’s place/ take the place of: to replace e.g. Plastics have taken the place of many materials. Who will take Mr. Robert’s place? 6. fall into: to pass into (a certain state) e.g. He fell into serious trouble. The company has fallen into disrepute in recent years. If you had taken my advice, you would not have fallen into hopelessness. 7. stay behind: not to leave the cities but remain there cf. I stayed behind to help clean up after the party. Summary of the text American people have always been moving from one place to another throughout the history of their development. 250 years ago, they first moved from the East Coast to the west, seeking mew land. Then the Industrial Revolution led to the movement from the country to the growing cities because people wanted to get new jobs and more comfort, but ten when the cities got too crowded, people began moving to the suburbs, as a result, these people either take up jobs in the suburbs or move daily between the suburbs and the city. However, today some Americans are mobbing back to the cities, while others are ready to move to the county. Text-related Information 1. the colonies of the east coast: the 13 settlements in the east coast of the US which formed the original United States 2. Pioneer Americans/ the Frontier Settlers: In American history, the frontier was the