Who do you guess ___ where I ___ just now?

C

你是不是一个初中的同学的啊?
我以前是教初中的,如果没有记错的话,这是人教版初中课本的课文.
1.relaxed是课后生词表上的!
2.be going to 是固定用法,表示将要干吗去.通常用法是be going to do sth=will do sth ,如果没有是式动词 be,则变成短语go to do =go doing ,意思就不一样了,例如 go swimming＝go to swim“去游 泳”
3.dinner一般是指晚餐,或者是比较正式的餐宴
4.a bit 一点点的意思
5.drop by 随便拜访
6.make plan to do sth 计划干某事
整句话意思：（你问我）我是来自哪里的,我们对时间的要求不是很严格.如果你告诉一个朋友,你将要去他们家吃晚饭,如果你去的有点晚,也没有什么关系.对于我们来说,和家人朋友共处是很重要的（这是意译,直译就是花时间在家人和朋友身上很重要的）.我们常常会随便去朋友家拜访.我们通常没有必要特意地计划去会朋友.大多时候我们只是沿着镇中心散步,那样,我们可以尽可能多的看到一些朋友.

The dictionary still _____ where I _____ it a moment ago.
A.lies;laid B.lied; lay C.laid; laid D.lies; lay
选项是A.那本字典还在我刚才放的地方.
答案D是错误的.因为：
lie lied lied lying 说谎
lie lay lain lying 平躺,位于
lay laid laid (现在分词是什么)放置,下蛋
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答案是C
lie是动词 说谎 躺下 摆放
lay是动词 下蛋lost是形容词 丢失 迷失
miss是动词 错过 遗失
先看第一空 候选答案2个 C和D 但后面显然是要填的是摆放所以只能选C 而lay作为lie的过去式才是摆放之意

B
lie lay lain 位于,躺
lay laid laid 放置
录音机就位于 我之前放的地方.

Where are my keys Where I left it
是的,第二句有两处错误,用改为：Where have I left them?我把它们忘哪儿啦?
the keys为复数名词,应用代词them;where在句中作状语,用用疑问词+一般疑问句结构.（现在完成时态,强调结果.原句陈述句可理解为：I have left them in my bedroom/on the desk……,对地点提问)

C

考查动词lie, lay. lain作为说谎，位于的时候是不规则动词，过去式lay，过去分词lain; lay 放置，搁，下蛋，产卵；是一个规则动词，过去式和过去分词都是laid; 第一空是lies,位于的意思；第二空是laid放置.句意：看那本书还在昨天我放的地方。

C

A

考查lie的形近词的辨析。Lie为躺它的变化为：lie lay lain;lying说谎 lie lied lied lying;表示放置，搁时 lay laid laid

1.About Himalayas
Region:Northern Part Of Indian Sub-Continent
Also Known As:Himvan,Himvat,Himachal And Himadri
Famous Peaks:Mount Everest,Kunchenjunga,K2,Nanga Parbat
Himalayas - The Great Snowy Ranges
In a memorable verse of the 鈥楰umarsambhava鈥?the famous Sanskrit poet Kalidasa compares the Himalaya to a gigantic measuring rod striding the earth between two oceans.The snow-capped peaks are indeed the most impressive feature.Himalaya,a Sankrit word,which means ' The Abode Of Snow' and all other names used to describe this mountain range associate it with eternal snow - 鈥淗imvan鈥?鈥淗imvat鈥?鈥淗imachal鈥 and 鈥淗imadri鈥?
Interestingly,a vast shallow sea,the Tethys,existed where the Himalaya stands today.The submerged landmasses on either side started pushing towards each other,giving birth to these mountains.This was a relatively recent occurrence in the geographical time frame,so the Himalaya is considered a young and fragile land formation.Scientists speculate that the whole process took five to seven million years.Fossil finds at heights of over 8,000 metres (26,000 feet) support these theories.The Himalaya has risen about 2,000 metres (6,600 feet) in the past 20,000 years and continues to rise at the rate of 7.5 to 10 centimetres (3-4 inches) a year.
The High And Mighty
The Himalaya is the world's mightiest mountain range.No other chain can boast of peaks of 8,000 metres (26,000 feet).In the Himalaya there are 14 such peaks and hundreds of summits over 7,000 metres (23,000 feet) high.The range of mountains stretches 2,700-kms (1,700 miles) across an area between Assam and Kashmir.In the east,Namche Barwa stands sentinel; the western extremity is guarded by the awesome Nanga Parbat.
Varied Instances
The snow-capped,frost-crusted peaks have posed a challenge not only to the physical prowess of adventures; they have also inspired sublime metaphysics and lyrical poetry.There are innumerable references to this king of mountains,the glistening divinity,and the noble soul.
The earliest is in the Rig Veda.Singing the praise of the supreme deity,the poet sages refer to the Himalaya:'It is to He to whom belong these celestial mountain ranges.' These sages also describe its stretch as:'the expanse of the two arms of the great being'.The epic Ramayana and Mahabharat,and the Puranas,describe this as the region where the Gods dwell,and the landscape is evoked beautifully in classical poetical works.According to the 鈥淪kanda Purana鈥 notes:'As the sun dries the morning dew so does the mere sight of the Himalaya dissipate the sins of man.'
Rivers Running Through It!
The Himalaya is the source of many great rivers of the Indian subcontinent.The Indus or Sindhu (the river rising out of a lion's mouth) rises in the trans-Himalayan Tibetan Plateau,as does the Brahmaputra.The Ganga and Yamuna,with their countless colourful Himalayan tributaries,are inextricably intertwined with local myths and legends.
Securing The Lands
For centuries,the Himalaya acted as the bulwark of Indian security,serving as the great divide between India and Tibet.The rugged terrain deterred all but the most dauntless from risking their lives on perilous journeys in the icy heights.But,difficult though many of the passes and valleys were,they did not prevent a slow penetration by determined and hardy souls for the purposes of trade and pilgrimage.It must be remembered that the Himalayan region has also served through history as a melting pot of races,religions and cultures.
The vast Himalaya is far from being a homogenous region.It is,in fact,a region of remarkable variety.'Himachal' (steadfast snows),is the term used to denote the lesser Himalaya; the outer rim rises sharply from the foothills,which are called the 'Doars',from the Sanskrit 鈥楧var鈥 (gateway).The greater Himalayas themselves are referred to as the 'Himadri'.' Uttarakhand' is a loose,general term covering all the northern territories; it also denotes Kumaon and Garhwal as a unit.
Outlining the North Indian Subcontinent
Although the Himalaya can be traced to the Arakans and Arunachal in the east,its majesty is truly encountered only when one reaches Bhutan and Sikkim.The 8,682 metre (28,483-foot)-tall Kanchenjunga overshadows all else in Sikkim.This beautiful mountain is considered sacred by Hindus and Buddhists alike and its name translates as the ' Treasure of Five Jewels'.It is the third-highest mountain in the world.
Uttaranchal:
Uttaranchal lies in the central sector of the Himalaya,its boundaries marked by the Kali River in the east and the river Sutlaj in the west.Once,third of the land here consists of barren rocks,ridges and wild gorges.The 7,890-metre (25,885-feet) high Nanda Devi is the highest peak here followed by Kamet,Trishuli and the Panchachuli.
Himachal Pradesh:
Himachal Pradesh lies further west,and Kinner Kailash in Kinnaur,is the most famous peak in this region.The Dhauladhar Range may not boast of many high peaks but it exudes a quaint charm of its own.
Trans Himalayan Region
The trans- Himalayan region proper is encountered in Ladakh,the northernmost part of the Indian Himalayas.Before the district of Kargil was carved out of it,Ladakh was the largest district of India.It is bounded to the north by the Kunlun and Karakoram mountains and to the south by the Zanskar ranges.Mountain ranges run parallel to each other in the southeast and the northwest.
The famous Silk Route passed through Leh,meaning 'oasis',which is the district headquarters of present-day Ladakh.Until recently,caravans rested here before and after crossing the dangerous passes.The highest pass traversed through the Karakoram is at 5,628 metre (18,464 feet).The confluences of the Indus River and the Shyok,Zanskar,Nubra and the Drass rivers are in Ladakh.The landscape is almost lunar and the climate extremely arid.It is here that the Himalaya begins to taper down and merges into the Hindukush skirting the heartland of Asia.
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Nanpu Bridge
The 8,346-meter-long bridge has an under-clearance of 46 metres,thus allowing ships with a tonnage of 55,000 to pass under it.As a cable-stayed bridge,its main bridge is 846 metres long and 30.35 metres wide,divided into six lanes.The approaches have a combined length of 7,500 metres and the West Shanghai spiral approach is 3,754 metres long.The bridge called a total investment of 820 million yuan and was completed and opened to traffic on December 1,1991.The bridge spans the Huangpu River like a flying dragon and it has helped the locals to make their dream of "having a bridge across the Huangpu River" come true.Now the Nanpu bridge is open to tourists.