e.g.: His music is popular throughout the world 2.goon继续 e.g.: His cough has been going on for weeks 3. clap one's hands拍手 e.g.:The teacher clapped her hands to attract the class' attention 4. tap one' s feet跺脚 e.g.: As he plays the guitar, he taps his feet to the rhythm. 5. to prep. together with e.g.:1)We sang the song to a new tune today 2)Do you want an egg to your milk? V. Summary of Text B Music in America has come from all over the world, beginning formally with the arrival of Columbus in 1492. American music has become a part of the history of America, though it has been changed a lot because of modem inventions. It has even helped foreigners understand American culture. Its history goes back first to native Americans before Columbus and then to people from Britain and people of other countries, who mainly brought religious music. More recently, it goes back to religious camp meetings held for farmers who moved west in the nineteenth centurye.g.: His music is popular throughout the world. 2. go on 继续 e.g.: His cough has been going on for weeks. 3. clap one’s hands 拍手 e.g.: The teacher clapped her hands to attract the class’ attention. 4. tap one’s feet 跺脚 e.g.: As he plays the guitar, he taps his feet to the rhythm. 5. to prep. together with e.g.: 1) We sang the song to a new tune today. 2) Do you want an egg to your milk? V. Summary of Text B Music in America has come from all over the world, beginning formally with the arrival of Columbus in 1492. American music has become a part of the history of America, though it has been changed a lot because of modern inventions. It has even helped foreigners understand American culture. Its history goes back first to native Americans before Columbus and then to people from Britain and people of other countries, who mainly brought religious music. More recently, it goes back to religious camp meetings held for farmers who moved west in the nineteenth century