Rita got a new job in Kaohsiung, and she is checking some house renting information online.
瑞塔獲得了一份位於高雄的新工作,她正在查一些網路上的租屋資訊。
必備單字
1. mountain n. 山(國中基本1200字)
2. convenient adj. 方便的(國中基本1200字)
實用字詞
1. outdoor activities 戶外活動
2. roommate 室友
3. electricity 電
4. include 包含
5. contact 聯絡
閱讀技巧:
將長句分成短字詞,以利閱讀
If you/love dogs/and need/a place to stay,/contact me!
若你/喜歡狗/又需要/一個地方住,/聯絡我!
斷句練習:
I like mountain climbing, and I would like to find a roommate who also loves outdoor activities.
解答:
I like mountain climbing,/and I would like to/find a roommate/who also loves/outdoor activities.
我喜歡/爬山,/且想要/找個室友/也喜愛/戶外活動。
考題練習:
TOEIC Bridge 測驗X國中會考題型
1. Rita’s office is at the center of Kaohsiung, and she likes to go to work by bus, who should she contact first?
(A) Sasha
(B) Ted
(C) Nicol
2. How can Rita find out more info?
(A) She can send an email to the Web site.
(B) She can meet those people in person.
(C) She can send a message first.
3. Which is true?
(A) Bob likes dogs, and he also needs a place to stay. He should send messages to Nicol first.
(B) Sasha is looking for a girl as her roommate.
(C) Ted’s roommate doesn’t have to pay extra money for water and electricity.
解答:
1. (B) 2. (C) 3. (C)
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