The usage of"smell",see P61. 7.His study,judging by the crumbs on the carpet,was also his dining-room. judge by/from:base one's opinion of(sth.)on(sth.),form an opinion based on(sth.) 根据…来判断 e.g.He was extremely attractive,judging by the newspaper photograph. Judging from his accent,he must be from the North. Note:the phrase "judging by/from"is often used as an independent element in a sentence. 8.I mumbled something about not attaching too much importance to them. (1)attach importance to:consider important:treat as important e.g.Our teacher attaches much importance to listening comprehension and speaking. We should attach primary importance to the development of economy. attach oneself to依附；参加（党派等），热爱，依恋 attach to 认为有（重要性、意义等，归因于，适用于 be attached to连在…上，附属于，热爱，依恋 (2)Q:What does the last word“them”refers to2 A:It refers to“games” (3)Translate this sentence into Chinese. 我含含糊糊地说了一些不必太重视游戏之类的话。 9.The headmaster and Iobviously had very little in common. have sth.in common (with sb/sth):to have the same interests,ideas,features characteristics,.etc,有相同的（兴趣，想法，特征，特点等） e.g.We like the same things.I think we have a lot in common. Though they are twins,they have few interests in common 10.The school,he said,consisted of one class of twenty-four boys,ranging in age from seven to thirteen. (1)consist:vi. I)be made up of由..构成 e.g.The cake consists mainly of sugar,flour and butter.The usage of “smell”, see P61. 7. His study, judging by the crumbs on the carpet, was also his dining-room. judge by / from: base one’s opinion of (sth.) on (sth.); form an opinion based on (sth.) 根据…来判断 e.g. He was extremely attractive, judging by the newspaper photograph. Judging from his accent, he must be from the North. Note: the phrase “judging by/from” is often used as an independent element in a sentence. 8. I mumbled something about not attaching too much importance to them. (1) attach importance to: consider important; treat as important 重视 e.g. Our teacher attaches much importance to listening comprehension and speaking. We should attach primary importance to the development of economy. attach oneself to 依附; 参加(党派等); 热爱, 依恋 attach to 认为有(重要性、意义等); 归因于, 适用于 be attached to 连在…上, 附属于; 热爱, 依恋 (2) Q: What does the last word “them” refers to? A: It refers to “games”. (3) Translate this sentence into Chinese. 我含含糊糊地说了一些不必太重视游戏之类的话。 9. The headmaster and I obviously had very little in common. have sth. in common (with sb/sth): to have the same interests, ideas, features, characteristics, etc. 有相同的（兴趣，想法，特征，特点等） e.g. We like the same things. I think we have a lot in common. Though they are twins, they have few interests in common. 10. The school, he said, consisted of one class of twenty-four boys, ranging in age from seven to thirteen. (1) consist: vi. 1) be made up of 由…构成 e.g. The cake consists mainly of sugar, flour and butter