Unit 2 Book 1 Growing Up Difficult Sentences 1. Word passes quickly in small Vermont towns What can you infer from the sentence? (E Towns in Vermont are small; people usually know each other and tend to share with each other what they know. Translate the sentence into chinese (=在佛蒙特州的小镇上,消息传播得很快。) 2. If you're anything like your father, you'll be a smart boy What is the meaning of the sentence? ( The teacher believes that the boy can become a very clever student if he can learn something from his father What was the authors attitude toward this remark? (e The author was very happy to hear it because at that moment he was quite proud to be the son of his father. 3. I groaned whenever I heard their compliments What does the sentence imply? The boy did not agree with the neighbors'opinions. As a teenager, he wanted to be independent and wanted his own identity. Translate the sentence into chinese (=每当我听到这些赞美,我都很不以为然地哼哼几声。) 4. I wondered how I would ever fit in with my teenage friends. Paraphrase the sentence. ( I wanted to know how I would get along well with other children around Why was it difficult for him? Because he had a father with such a good reputation and who was so unusual and outstanding, the boy seemed different to his friends. 5. I survived my last years of high school until finally I turned eighteen What can you infer from the sentence? (The boy had difficulty living in the shade of his father, but he managed to go through those last few years in his high school) 6. I'd give any thing to be called my father's child What is the meaning of the pattern".. would give a lot/any thing/the world to do sth.”? It is an idiomatic expression which means the speaker is very eager to do something or have something Paraphrase the sentence.1 Unit 2 Book 1 Growing Up Difficult Sentences 1. Word passes quickly in small Vermont towns. What can you infer from the sentence? (= Towns in Vermont are small; people usually know each other and tend to share with each other what they know.) Translate the sentence into Chinese. (= 在佛蒙特州的小镇上，消息传播得很快。) 2. If you’re anything like your father, you’ll be a smart boy. What is the meaning of the sentence? (= The teacher believes that the boy can become a very clever student if he can learn something from his father.) What was the author’s attitude toward this remark? (= The author was very happy to hear it because at that moment he was quite proud to be the son of his father.) 3. I groaned whenever I heard their compliments. What does the sentence imply? (= The boy did not agree with the neighbors’ opinions. As a teenager, he wanted to be independent and wanted his own identity.) Translate the sentence into Chinese. (= 每当我听到这些赞美，我都很不以为然地哼哼几声。) 4. I wondered how I would ever fit in with my teenage friends. Paraphrase the sentence. (= I wanted to know how I would get along well with other children around me.) Why was it difficult for him? (= Because he had a father with such a good reputation and who was so unusual and outstanding, the boy seemed different to his friends.) 5. I survived my last years of high school until finally I turned eighteen. What can you infer from the sentence? (= The boy had difficulty living in the shade of his father, but he managed to go through those last few years in his high school.) 6. I’d give anything to be called my father’s child. What is the meaning of the pattern “ … would give a lot/anything/the world to do sth.”? (= It is an idiomatic expression which means the speaker is very eager to do something or have something.) Paraphrase the sentence