e.g.The number of books in the reference room amounts to 3.000. 3)if an attitude,remark,situation,etc.amounts to sth.,it has the same effect be equal to e.g.His suggestion amounts to saying that there is still room for improvement in the work (2)What's the meaning of the sentence? If you go on like this,you'll never become successful. 3)7 nslate the e se ce into 你要是老这样消磨时间，你将一事无成 2.Davdreaming was viewed as a waste of time (1)view:v.think about sb.or sth.in a particular way e.g.The journalist asked the minister how he viewed the recent events It seems probable that he will view our request with favo n.what you are able to see or whether you can see i e.g.The view from the top of the mountain is breathtaking. The aircraft has disappeared from view. (2)Why do people view daydreaming as a waste of time? en we da ydre m w to do nothing worthwhile and time seems to pass in vain 3.Or it was considered an unhealthy escape from real life and its duties. (1)What does the expression"an unhealthy escape from real life and its duties"mean? Getting away from real life and its duties which was harmful to a person's character or moral health. 2 Tra sla e the ce int 或被看成是逃避现实生活及其责任的一种不健康的倾向。 4.Attitudes towards daydreaming are changing in much the same way that attitudes towards night dreaming have changed. (1)What is the grammatical function of"that"in this sentence? in much thes way that in much the same w ay in which When used to introduce a restrictive attrib clause,the relative pronoun hat”sometimes means“in which'”,“at which”,for which'”or“on which' More Examples: He doesn't see things (in)the way that/in which we see them. Jim likes New York for the ven ason that/for which Tom dislikes it. I went to see him in the hotel obby (on)the day that/onwhich he arrived (2)Translate the sentence into Chinese 人们对白日做梦的态度正在改变，这与人们对夜间做梦的看法的变化有非常 相似之处。 5.Once it was thought that nighttime dreams interfered with our needed rest. interfere with ,affec e.g I hope that this misunderstanding will not interfere with our friendship. Don't allow pleasure to interfere with duty. 6.But then researchers tried interrupting the dreams of sleepers. How do researchers interrupt people's dreams?e.g. The number of books in the reference room amounts to 3,000. 3) if an attitude, remark, situation, etc. amounts to sth., it has the same effect; be equal to e.g. His suggestion amounts to saying that there is still room for improvement in the work. (2) What’s the meaning of the sentence? If you go on like this, you’ll never become successful. (3) Translate the sentence into Chinese. 你要是老这样消磨时间，你将一事无成! 2. Daydreaming was viewed as a waste of time. (1) view : v. think about sb. or sth. in a particular way e.g. The journalist asked the minister how he viewed the recent events. It seems probable that he will view our request with favor. n. what you are able to see or whether you can see it e.g. The view from the top of the mountain is breathtaking. The aircraft has disappeared from view. (2) Why do people view daydreaming as a waste of time? Because when we daydream, we seem to do nothing worthwhile and time seems to pass in vain. 3. Or it was considered an unhealthy escape from real life and its duties. (1) What does the expression “an unhealthy escape from real life and its duties”mean? Getting away from real life and its duties which was harmful to a person’s character or moral health. 2. Translate the sentence into Chinese. 或被看成是逃避现实生活及其责任的一种不健康的倾向。 4. Attitudes towards daydreaming are changing in much the same way that attitudes towards night dreaming have changed. (1) What is the grammatical function of “that” in this sentence? in much the same way that = in much the same way in which When used to introduce a restrictive attributive clause, the relative pronoun “that” sometimes means “in which”, “at which”, “for which” or “on which”. More Examples: He doesn’t see things (in) the way that / in which we see them. Jim likes New York for the very reason that / for which Tom dislikes it. I went to see him in the hotel lobby (on) the day that / on which he arrived. (2) Translate the sentence into Chinese. 人们对白日做梦的态度正在改变，这与人们对夜间做梦的看法的变化有非常 相似之处。 5. Once it was thought that nighttime dreams interfered with our needed rest. interfere with: interrupt; hinder, affect e.g. I hope that this misunderstanding will not interfere with our friendship. Don’t allow pleasure to interfere with duty. 6. But then researchers tried interrupting the dreams of sleepers. How do researchers interrupt people’s dreams?