【學測總複習】高中_102-109年學測歷屆試題-英文_內容勘誤

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原為

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第3題

3

(B) published

(B) publisher

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3

(C) couvenir

(C) souvenir

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4

(C) inivestigation

(C) investigation

第21.至25.題題組

第13行,第三段最後

5

, which looked just llike sneezing!

, which looked just like sneezing!

第26.至30.題題組

第7行,第二段第1行最後

5

more sandness

more sadness

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6

successfully careate them.

successfully create them.

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7

But even more serioius is

But even more serious is

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significantly alter the direciton of

significantly alter the direction of

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第8行,第四段第3行開頭

8

curcial time

crucial time

第45題

8

(B) Shipping and tarding.

(B) Shipping and trading.

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第一段第4行最後

8

by a trained trasting panel.

by a trained tasting panel.

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10

trackes

tracks

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第貳部分:非選擇題

二、英文作文

第5行中間

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pushing and even fighting each outher just

pushing and even fighting each other just

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  1. 分析句構第2行

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used in weedings and holiday

used in weddings and holiday

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  1. 選項中為…第3行

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(J) pesence 存在。

(J) presence 存在。

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【贏家英文】109上_Around the world in 80 topics-內容勘誤(2020/07/17)

 

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Unit 12 頁30

倒數第二行,最後一句

I plan visit them again next Christmas.

I plan to visit them again next Christmas.

Unit 31 頁68

信件開頭稱呼

To whom in may concern,

To whom it may concern,

高英、技英共用_數位商品-選號器

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外師專欄_Beyond Grammar: Sting’ s “She’ s Too Good for Me”

   

        Sting (born Gordon Sumner) is, like Paul McCartney, a highly-regarded and successful song-writer with hits like “Message In a Bottle”, “Every Breath You Take” (with the Police) as well as having written songs for films such as Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove.

        “She’s Too Good for Me” (from his 1993 album, Ten Summoner’s Tales) is an excellent example of a song that uses language and music together in a creative and expressive way. For example, it is understood that the language we use among friends (informal) and the language we use with teachers and coworkers (formal) is different. Consider the following lyrics from the first verse:

She don't like to hear me sing
She don't want no diamond ring
She don't want to drive my car
She won't let me go that far
She don't like the way I look
She don't like the things I cook
She don't like the way I play
She don't like the things I say

But oh the games we play
She's too good for me

        Most English students will notice the incorrect verb tense “don’t” right away. This is for two reasons: 1) The word “don’t” fits better musically than “doesn’t”; and 2) the imperfect grammar implies the imperfection of the man singing the song. Even his grammar is not good enough for her! But then consider the following lyrics from the bridge:

Would she prefer it if I washed myself more often than I do?
Would she prefer it if I took her to an opera or two?
I could distort myself to be the perfect man –
She might prefer me as I am.

        Here, not only is the grammar more formal and correct, but even the music is different – it’s classical in style, which is regarded as high-class and educated, compared to the verse music which is derived from blues music, which originated in the rural American South particularly among black musicians who were generally poor with less access to education.

        When good lyrics are combined with good music, the whole really can be greater than the sum of its parts. Sting is a song-writer worth looking into!

Pic source: David Shankbone @Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=6671539

She’s Too Good for Me (with lyrics):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVBud4ri130

Message In a Bottle (with lyrics):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRRSRNDuu98