The researchers carried out experiments in which they interrupted the dreams of sleeners 7.But its benefits go beyond this (1)go beyond 1)be much better.worse.more serious.etc.than sth.else e.g.The results of the experiment have gone beyond their expectations. On hearing our decision,his anger r went bevond all reasons. 2)be too difficult for (s one)to do or unde tand The control of the children is going beyond my power. Meaning:but the advantages of daydreaming are more than being a good menas ofrelaxation. 8.Dr.Joan T.Frevberg has concluded that davdreaming contributes to ntellectual growth. (1)contribute 1)help to make sth.happen e.g.Plenty of fresh air contributes to good health. Smoking certainly contributed to his early death. Your timely help contributed greatly to our succes 2 give money,help,ideas,etc.to e.g.Everyone contributed to/toward Jane's present when she left office. Her family have contributed S50.000 to the fund (2)What is intellectual growth? It refers to the development of intelligence (3)What do think are the e usua al factors that it depends on? It depends on the environment,encouragement from others,interest,access to good education,etc (4)Translate the sentence into Chinese 琼T·弗赖格博士得出结论说，做白日梦有助于智力的发展。 with others,she says (1)span: n.a period of time between two dates or events e.g.Over a span of just three years,the new government has transformed the country's economic prospects. He has a sho attention/conce ntration include all of a period of time:if a bridge spans an area of water,especially a river,it goes from one side to the other e.g.Her acting career spanned almost six decades 10.But that's only part of the story. (I)The word“story”her can be used to refer to a situation or state of affairs in many phrases e.g.The outside of the house is beautifully decorated,and it's the same story inside What he told us yesterday id only half the story. (2)What does the sentence mean? The researchers carried out experiments in which they interrupted the dreams of sleepers. 7. But its benefits go beyond this. (1) go beyond: 1) be much better, worse, more serious, etc. than sth. else e.g. The results of the experiment have gone beyond their expectations. On hearing our decision, his anger went beyond all reasons. 2) be too difficult for (someone) to do or understand The control of the children is going beyond my power. Meaning: but the advantages of daydreaming are more than being a good menas of relaxation. 8. Dr. Joan T. Freyberg has concluded that daydreaming contributes to intellectual growth. (1) contribute to: 1) help to make sth. happen e.g. Plenty of fresh air contributes to good health. Smoking certainly contributed to his early death. Your timely help contributed greatly to our success. 2) give money, help, ideas, etc. to sth. that a lot of other people are also involved in e.g. Everyone contributed to / towards Jane’s present when she left office. Her family have contributed $50, 000 to the fund. (2) What is intellectual growth? It refers to the development of intelligence. (3) What do you think are the usual factors that it depends on? It depends on the environment, encouragement from others, interest, access to good education, etc. (4) Translate the sentence into Chinese. 琼•T•弗赖格博士得出结论说，做白日梦有助于智力的发展。 9. It also improves concentration, attention span, and the ability to get along with others, she says. (1) span: n. a period of time between two dates or events e.g. Over a span of just three years, the new government has transformed the country's economic prospects. He has a short attention / concentration span. v. include all of a period of time; if a bridge spans an area of water, especially a river, it goes from one side to the other e.g. Her acting career spanned almost six decades. 10. But that’s only part of the story. (1) The word “story” here can be used to refer to a situation or state of affairs in many phrases. e.g. The outside of the house is beautifully decorated, and it’s the same story inside. What he told us yesterday id only half the story. (2) What does the sentence mean?