The hot water shrank my sweater 7. ind ifference: n. lack of interest Jacks father is rather angry with him for his indifference to the future talked to him for two hours, but he only listened to me with indifference Indifferent: a. having no interest in, not caring about or noticing People are worried about the government' s indifferent attitude toward drug dealing 8.tedious: a. tiring, because of being too long, slow or dull; boring The work is ted ious 9. spectacular: a. making a very fine exhibit or show a spectacular show of fireworks 10. forbidding a. unfriendly, threatening There was something forbidding on her face and I didn' t dare to look at her 11. recoil: vi. move away from sth unpleasant; moving back because of fear or not liking For a moment I thought father was going to beat me, and I recoiled in horror 12. enter into: become part of, begin to take part in Before you enter into an agreement of this nature, you should read the agreement We entered into meaningful discussions with them weeks ago 13. dynamic: a active and with energy; lively Latin folk dance is quite dynamic 14. prosperous: a successful, esp financiall She was the daughter of a prosperous banker 15. whatsoever: ad Used after a noun phrase to emphasize a negative statement The new boss has done nothing whatsoever to improve efficiency 16.objection: n (to)not supporting or resistance Some managers have raised objection to laying off too many employees 17. identical: a (to/with) exactly the same Houses in the nei reflect: vt. show Her sad look reflected the great pain caused by loss of her friend 19. unremarkable: a. not worthy of attention, usual an unremarkable poem The view is unremarkable 20. make sure(that- /of sth ) 1 )find out if sth, is certainly true I think I locked the door, but I' ll just go back to make sure that I did 2)do what is necessary to feel sure about sth There arent many tickets left for this film, so you had better make sure of one today III Exercises: exercises of text B in the exercise book VHomeworkThe hot water shrank my sweater. 7. indifference: n. lack of interest Jack’s father is rather angry with him for his indifference to the future. I talked to him for two hours, but he only listened to me with indifference. Indifferent: a. having no interest in, not caring about or noticing People are worried about the government’s indifferent attitude toward drug dealing. 8.tedious: a. tiring, because of being too long, slow or dull; boring The work is tedious. 9.spectacular: a. making a very fine exhibit or show a spectacular show of fireworks 10.forbidding: a. unfriendly, threatening There was something forbidding on her face and I didn’t dare to look at her. 11.recoil: vi. move away from sth. unpleasant; moving back because of fear or not liking For a moment I thought father was going to beat me, and I recoiled in horror. 12. enter into: become part of, begin to take part in Before you enter into an agreement of this nature, you should read the agreement carefully. We entered into meaningful discussions with them weeks ago. 13.dynamic: a. active and with energy; lively Latin folk dance is quite dynamic. 14. prosperous: a. successful , esp. financially She was the daughter of a prosperous banker. 15. whatsoever: ad. Used after a noun phrase to emphasize a negative statement. The new boss has done nothing whatsoever to improve efficiency. 16.objection: n. (to) not supporting or resistance Some managers have raised objection to laying off too many employees. 17. identical: a. (to/with) exactly the same Houses in the neighborhood are identical. 18. reflect: vt. show, express Her sad look reflected the great pain caused by loss of her friend. 19. unremarkable: a. not worthy of attention; usual an unremarkable poem The view is unremarkable. 20. make sure(that…/of sth.):1)find out if sth, is certainly true I think I locked the door, but I’ll just go back to make sure that I did. 2) do what is necessary to feel sure about sth. There aren’t many tickets left for this film, so you had better make sure of one today. Ⅲ.Exercises: exercises of text B in the exercise book IV.Homework