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经典英文爱情电影台词经典台词(上)1.《阿甘正传》：Life is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you will go to get to me ,I'll never forget this !I wish I could have been there with you. Your were Jenny, I am not a smart man, but I know what is love. ---Forrest Gump."Death is a part of life" ----阿甘在临终前对儿子说的话。

"where is my jenny?"------FORREST GUMP 当阿甘喊出这句话，让我不能控制的掉下眼泪。

至今仍然忘不了。

在这个社会，谁能象阿甘一样去爱。

2.《乱世佳人》：T ara! Home! I‘ll go home, and I‘ll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day. ——《乱世佳人》3.《Titanic泰坦尼克》：《Titanic》中Jack死亡前的对白：Jack: Listen, Rose. You're going to get out of here. You're going to go on. You're going to make lots of babies, and you're going to watch them grow. You' re going to die and old, an old lady in her warm bed, not here, not this night, not like this. Do you understand me?Rose: I can't feel my body. Jack: Winning that ticket (for Titanic at a poker game) Rose, was the best thing that ever happened to me. It brought me to you, and I'm thankful (crying) you must (shivering) ...you must ... do me this honor. Promise me that you'll survive, that you won't give up, no matter what happens, no matter how hopeless. Promise me, now, Rose, and never let go of that promise, never let go. Rose: I'll never let go, Jack. I'll never let go, I promise. ---------《Titanic》4.《兄弟连》： I remember my grandson asked me the otherday, he said: "Grandpa, were you a hero in the great war?" "No,"I replied,” But I served in a company of heroes." 有一天我的小孙子问我"爷爷，你是大战中的英雄吗?我回答：不......但我与英雄们一同服役。

九年级英语影视表演单选题50题1. In the film, the actor delivered his lines ______.A. clearlyB. clearC. clarityD. clearing答案：A。

本题考查副词的用法。

clearly 是副词，修饰动词delivered，意为“清晰地”。

clear 是形容词，clarity 是名词，clearing 是动名词，均不符合语法。

2. The actress was so ______ in her role that everyone believed she was the character.A. convincingB. convincedC. convictiveD. convicting答案：A。

convincing 意为“令人信服的”，用来形容人或事物具有使人相信的特质；convinced 意为“确信的，深信的”，通常指人的感受；convictive 意为“有说服力的”，常用于证据等；convicting 意为“定罪的”。

此处形容女演员在角色中的表现，用convincing。

3. The movie had a ______ ending that left the audience in tears.A. touchingB. touchedC. touchableD. touchingly答案：A。

touching 意为“动人的，感人的”，修饰名词ending；touched 意为“受感动的”，通常指人的感受；touchable 意为“可触摸的”；touchingly 是副词，此处需要形容词修饰ending，故选touching。

4. The director ______ the scene perfectly to create a tense atmosphere.A. shotB. shootC. shootsD. shooting答案：A。

高中英语_虚拟语气练习110题_（附答案）虚拟语气110题1. The boy acted ____ he had never lived in Canada before.A. as thoughB. even ifC. asD. since2. ____ to the doctor right away, he might have been alive.A. If he wentB. Were he goneC. Should he have goneD. Had he gone3. If you were older, I ____ you to go there yesterday.A. will allowB. should allowC. would have allowedD. had allowed4. The secretary suggested that they ____ the men in at once.A. had broughtB. should have broughtC. broughtD. bring5. I wish I ____ able to tell him all about it last night.A. wasB. wereC. had beenD. should be6. If we ____ here ten minutes earlier, we ___ the bus.A. arrived/would catchB. arrived/would have caughtC. had arrived/had caughtD. had arrived/would have caught7. If I ____ more time, I would have gone with him.A. hadB. had hadC. have hadD. would have8. He was very busy yesterday, otherwise he ____ to the meeting.A. would comeB. cameC. would have comeD. had come9. The Jade Emperor ordered that the Monkey King _____ right away.A. would be arrestedB. must be arrestedC. be arrestedD. had to be arrested10. Jane's uncle insisted ____ in this hotel any longer.A. not stayingB. not to stayC. that he not stayD. staying not11. Don't touch the sleeping tiger. If he woke up, he _____ you.A. would come toB. would come atC. would have come towardD. will come to12. Without electricity human life _____ quite different today.A. isB. will beC. would have beenD. would be13. How I wish I ____ to reapair the watch! I only made it worse.A. had triedB. hadn't triedC. have triedD. didn't try14. He demanded that the laboratory report ___ immediately after the experiment was done.A. was writtenB. be writtenC. must be writtenD. would be written15. The man insisted that he _____ there.A. should sendB. would be sentC. sentD. be sent16. If he had not gone out in the storm _____.A.he will be alive nowB. he would be alive nowC. he would have been alive now17. If it ___ tomorrow, what would we do?A. rainsB. were to rainC. would rainD. rain18. It is required that you ____ at six.A. will arriveB. arriveC. arrivedD. would arrive19. If only I _____ how to operate an electronic computer as you do.A. had knownB. would knowC. should knowD. knew20. He spoke in a quiet, distinct voice, as though his thought _____.A. was far awayB. had been far awayC. were far awayD. went far away.21. If it ___ rain, we ___ get wet.A. is to, shouldB. were to, wouldC. were going to, wouldD. was going to, should22. If he ___ to the teacher attentively, he ___ the answer to the problem now.A. had listened, would have knownB. listened, would knowC. listened, would have knownD. had listened, would know23. But for the party, he ___ of hunger 30 years ago.A. would have diedB. would dieC. must have diedD. must die24. ___ today, he would got there for holiday.A. Was he leavingB. Were he to leaveC. Would he leaveD. If he leaves25. I would have come earlier, but I ___ that you were waiting for me.A. didn’t knowB. hadn’t knowC. would have knownD. haven’t known26. It’s high tim e that we ___ to school.A. would toB. wentC. goD. will go27. It seems as if it ___ rain.A. willB. is going toC. is toD. were going to28. I’d rather you ___ right away.A. leaveB. leftC. will leaveD. to leave29. He is working hard for fear that he ___.A. failsB. failedC. would failD. fail30. It is really strange that the girl ___ so early.A. has been marriedB. has marriedC. be marriedD. would marry31. Supposing I ___ this gift, what would he say?A. acceptB. acceptedC. should acceptD. would accept32. The teacher agreed to the suggestion that the students ___ two weeks to prepare for the exam.A. giveB. should giveC. be givenD. would be given33. I was busy yesterday, otherwise I ___ your birthday party.A. attendedB. had attendedC. would attendD. would have attended34. He insisted that he ___ me before.A. seeB. should seeC. had seenD. saw35. The two strangers talked as if they ___ friends for years.A. wereB. would beC. have beenD. had been36. We ___ our lives had it not been for the policeman.A. would have lostB. should loseC. might loseD. could have lost37. ---- I thought you would come back tomorrow.---- I would if I ___ to attend a meeting.A. don’t haveB. didn’t haveC. will not haveD. would not have38. He wishes ___ mistakes.A. he doesn’t always makeB. he isn’t always makingC. he didn’t always makeD. he wouldn’t always making39. It ___ very nice if only it were possible.A. will beB. would beC. isD. were40. Without your help, our team ___ the last match.A. won’t winB. will loseC. wouldn’t have wonD. can’t win41. I wish ___ I what to do.A. knewB. have knownC. knowD. would know42. ___, I would take an umbrella with me.A. Had I been youB. I were youC. Were I youD. I had been you43. If I had hurried, I ___ the train.A. would catchB. could catchC. would have caughtD. had caught44. He insisted that John ___ it.A. doB. doesC. didD. would do45. It is high time we ___ off.A. areB. wereC. beD. will be46. He felt as if he ___ more time to study for the test.A. needsB. were neededC. needed47. It is important that I ___ with Mr. Willians immediately.A. speakB. spokeC. will speakD. to speak48. James wishes he ___ the football game instead of the film.A. sawB. seeC. had been seenD. had seen49. I wish ___.A. he leftB. he leaves me aloneC. he be leftD. he would leave me alone50. If I had known that, I ___ so.A. wouldn’t doB. wouldn’t have doneC. won’t doD. have not done51. The doctor suggested that she ___.A. will not smokeB. not smokeC. would not smokeD. did not smoke52. If I ___ you, I wouldn’t retur n the call.A. beB. amC. was53. You talk as if you ___ there.A. were reallyB. has really beenC. had really beenD. would really be54. He suggested that the work ___ at once.A. would startedB. would be startedC. should startedD. should be started55. It is strange that such a thing ___ in your school.A. will happenB. happenC. should happenD. happened56. It is imperative that you ___ on time.A. areB. will beC. beD. would be57. I didn’t go to the party, but I do wish I ___ th ere.A. wasB. wereC. had beenD. went58. It is time we ___ up our results.A. sumB. summedC. will sumD. would sum59. If the doctor had been available, the child ___.A. would not dieB. would not have diedC. could not dieD. could not have died60. Dr. Bethune worked hard as if he ___.A. never had felt tiredB. had never felt tiredC. never felt tiredD. was tired never61. I enjoyed the movie very much. I wish I ___ the book from which it was made.A. have readB. had readC. should have readD. am reading62. You are late. If you ___ a few minutes earlier, you ___ him.A. came/ would meetB. had come/ would have metC. come/ will meetD. had come/ would met63. I wish my husband ___ as well as yours.A. had dressedB. dressC. will dressD. dressed64. Edison kept phosphorus carefully in a bottle lest it ___.A. would burnB. burnedC. was burningD. should burn65. He looked as if he ___ ill for a long time.A. wasB. wereC. has beenD. had been66. If the doctor had come earlier, the poor child ___.A. would not have been lied there for two hoursB. would not have laid there for two hoursC. would not have lied there for two hoursD. would not have lain there for two hours67. I wish that I ___ with you last night.A. wentB. could goC. have goneD. could have gone68. Let’s say you could go there again, how ___ feel?A. will youB. should youC. would youD. do you69. Mr. Brown left for London long ago. That’s pity. I wish ___.A. I meet him.B. I’ll have met himC. I’d had met himD. I’d meet him70. I can’t stand him. He always talks as though he ___ every thing.B. knowsC. has knownD. had known71. I wish I ___.A. will tell him thatB. didn’t tell him thatC. told him not thatD. had not told him that72. If you had told me in advance, I ___ him at the airport.A. would meetB. would had meetC. would have metD. would have meet73. Kunar can take his car apart and put it back together again. I certainly wish he ___ me how.A. teachesB. will teachC. has taughtD. would teach74. I would have told him the answer had it been possible but I ___ so busy then.A. had beenB. wereC. wasD. would be75. I wish I ___ able to tell him all about it last night.A. should beB. wereC. had been76. If it ___ another ten minutes, the game would have been called off.A. had rainedB. would had rainedC. have seenD. did see77. He suggested that they ___ use a trick instead of fighting.A. shouldB. wouldC. doD. had78. My father did not go to New York; the doctor suggested that he ___ there.A. not wentB. won’t goC. not goD. not to go79. I would have gone to the meeting if I ___ time.A. had hadB. have hadC. hadD. would have had80. John wished ___.A. he will study moreB. he had studied moreC. he studiesD. he won’t have studied more81. You look so tired tonight. It is time you ___.A. go to sleepB. went to sleepC. go to bedD. went to bed82. “Why didn’t you buy a new car?” “I would have bought one if I ___ enough money. ”A. hadB. have hadC. would haveD. had had83. I recommended that the student ___ his composition as soon as possible.A. finishing writingB. should finish the writingC. finish writingD. finished writing84. If she could sew, ___.A. she make a dressB. she would have made a shirtC. she will make a shirtD. she would had made a coat85. ___ today, he would get there by Friday.A. Would he leaveB. Was he leavingC. Were he to leaveD. If he leaves86. His doctor suggested that he ___ a short trip abroad.A. will takeB. would takeC. takeD. took87. The Bakers arrived last night, if they’d only let us know earlier, ___ at the station.A. we’d meet themB. we’ll meet themC. we’d have met themD. we’ve met them88. If I __ you, I ___ more attention to English idioms and phrases.A. was/ shall payB. am/ will payC. would be/ would payD. were/ would pay89. We might have failed if you ___ us a helping hand.A. have not givenB. would not giveC. had not givenD. did not give90. The Law requires that everyone ___ his car checked at least once a year.A. hasB. hadC. haveD. will have91. I wish ___ I busy yesterday; I could have helped you with the problem.A. hadn’t beenB. weren’tC. wasn’tD. have not been92. Had I known her name, ___.A. or does she know mine?B. and where does she live?C. she would be beautifulD. I would have invited her to lunch93. He has just arrived, but he talks as if he ___ all about that.A. knowB. knowsC. knownD. knew94. If I ___ the money, I would have bought a much bigger car.A. possessedB. ownedC. hadD. had had95. I wish I ___ a young man again.A. amB. wasC. wereD. will be96. The librarian insists that John ___ no more books from the library before he returns all the books he had borrowed.A. will takeB. tookC. takeD. takes97. I left very early last night, but I wish I ___ so early.A. didn’tB. hadn’t leftC. haven’t leftD. couldn’t leave98. I do not have a job. I would find one but I ___ no time.A. hadB. didn’t hav eC. had hadD. have99. I wish that you ___ such a bad headache because I’m sure that you would have enjoyed the concert.A. hadn’tB. didn’t have hadC. hadn’t hadD. hadn’t have100. He insisted that we all ___ in his office at one o’clock.A. beB. to beC. would beD. shall be101. Helen couldn’t got to France after all. That’s to o bad, I’m sure she would have enjoyed it if ___.A. she’s goneB. she’ll goC. she’d goneD. she’d go102. I must go there earlier. John has suggested that I ___ an hour before the discussion begins.A. goB. shall goC. will goD. would go103. If her husband had not liked the dress ___.she would be delighted B. he would get madC. she would have returned it D she must have taken it back to the store 104. If I ___ you, I ___ worry.A. were/ wouldn’tB. was/ wouldn’tC. been/ would haveD. be/ would105. We ___ delighted if the report ___ true.A. were/ wereB. shall be/ wereC. should be/ wereD. were/ would be106. If he ___ here, he ___ you.A. had been/ would have helped C. would have been/ should have helpedB. were/ had helped D. would have been/ would had helped 107. If I ___ so busy, I ___ the lecture that day.A. were not be/ should attendB. should not/ should have attendC. was not/ would attendD. had not been/ would have attended108. If I ___ the way to New York, I ___.knew / would drive B. knew/ will driveC. knew/ would have driveD. had known/ would drive109. But for the leadership of our Party, we ___.shouldn’t succeed B. could not have succeedC. will not succeedD. should not have succeeded110. You ___ the train if you ___ a little earlier.A. could take/ startedB. could have taken/ had startedC. could take/ had startedD. could have taken / started1.a2. d3. c4. d5. c6. d7. b8. c9. c 10. c 11. b 12. d 13. b 14.b 15. d 16.c 17. b 18. b 19.d 20. b.21.b 22. d 23. a 24. b 25. a 26. b 27. b 28.b 29. d 30.c 31. b 32. c 33.d 34. c 35. d 36. a 37. b 38. c 39. b 40. c 41. a 42. c 43.c44. a 45. b 46.c 47. a 48 d 49. d 50. b 51. b 52. d 53. c 54. d 55. c 56. c 57. c58. b 59. b 60. b 61. b 62. b 63. d 64. d 65. d 66. d 67. d 68. c69.c 70. a 71.d 72. c 73. d 74. c 75. c 76. a 77. a 78. c 79. a 80. b 81. d82. d 83. c 84. b 85. c 86. c 87. c 88. d 89. c 90. c 91. a 92. d93.d 94. d 95. c 96. c 97. b 98. d 99. c 100. a 101. c 102. a 103. c 104.a 105. c 106. a 107. d 108. a 109. d 110. b虚拟语气虚拟语气是动词的一种特殊形式。

2022-2023学年中考第二次模拟考试（扬州专用）英语注意事项：1.全卷满分100分。

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第I卷（选择题共60分）一、单项选择（本题共15小题；每题1分，满分15分）在下列各题A、B、C、D四个选项中选择一个能填入题干空白处的最佳答案。

1．—What do you think of the film we watched together yesterday?―Great. I’ve never seen ________better film than it before.A．the B．a C．an D．/2．— Why have you done so well in the Maths exam, Annie?— To tell you the truth, I’ve made great progress ________ working in a group since last year.A．by B．with C．at D．on3．—What can we learn from the COVID -19 event?—I think ________ important to get on well with wildlife, because they’re our friends.A．that B．it C．this D．one4．—What’s the ________ of the card made of coloured paper?—It’s a circle.A．difference B．shape C．price D．height5．—The Beijing 2022 Winter Games opening ceremony was so ________.—Many people were amazed by the Olympic flame. It was a real change.A．attractive B．creative C．practical D．traditional6．—Many cities in China are now ________ teenage girls free HPV vaccines (疫苗).—Such great news!A．inviting B．developing C．offering D．providing7．—Look, Grandma! ________ click on this icon, and then you can buy anything you like.—So easy? Don’t I need a password?A．Easily B．Simply C．Exactly D．Especially 8．— Look! ________ people are queuing for nucleic acid (核酸检测) testing patiently. — Yes. Rules make everything go smoothly.A．Hundred B．Hundreds of C．Hundreds D．Hundred of 9．—Miss Liu, must we go to the English Club every day?—No, you ________. Three times a week is enough.A．can’t B．couldn’t C．needn’t D．mustn’t 10．— Why do you look so worried?— I’m expecting a call from my son. He _________ London for more than a week. A．has been to B．has been in C．has gone to D．has come in 11．— Hey, Jack! Do you know the meaning of “yyds”?— Sure. It’s an online slang word which ________ “deep admiration for someone”. A．cares for B．looks for C．stands for D．pushes for 12．—You’d better encourage Ben more.—I agree. A little praise is better than ________ .A．nothing B．something C．everything D．anything 13．—The Chinese astronauts of the Shenzhou XIII have returned safely.—Wow, amazing! Could you tell me ________?A．how do they feel after such a long space tripB．that they set a new speed record on the returnC．what did they bring back from Tiangong stationD．how long they stayed in space before their return14．—I may find a better job if I go abroad.—Don’t be silly. You know ________.A．actions speak louder than words B．the early bird catches the worm C．the grass is always greener on the other side D．every dog has its day15．—It’s so kind of you to give me a ride.—________. We are friends. I’ll give you a hand whenever you need.A．All right B．It doesn’t matter C．Don’t mention it D．With pleasure 二、完形填空（共15小题：每小题1分，计15分）阅读下面短文，从文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。

看中国医生电影的英语作文1. The Chinese Doctor is a movie that showcases the dedication and resilience of Chinese doctors. It highlights their unwavering commitment to saving lives and their relentless pursuit of medical excellence.2. The film portrays the challenges faced by doctors in China, such as long working hours, limited resources, and overwhelming patient loads. It sheds light on the immense pressure they face and the sacrifices they make to provide quality healthcare to their patients.3. One striking aspect of the movie is the portrayal of the doctor-patient relationship in China. It emphasizes the deep respect and trust that patients have for their doctors, as well as the doctors' genuine concern for their patients' well-being. This bond is a crucial factor in the success of healthcare in China.4. The Chinese Doctor also touches upon the ethicaldilemmas faced by doctors, such as the decision toprioritize certain patients over others due to limited resources. It raises important questions about the fairness and equality of healthcare access in China.5. Another interesting aspect of the film is the depiction of traditional Chinese medicine and its integration with Western medicine. It showcases the unique approach that Chinese doctors take in treating patients, combining ancient wisdom with modern medical advancements.6. The movie also highlights the role of teamwork in the medical field. It shows how doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals work together seamlessly to provide the best possible care for their patients. This collaborative approach is essential in ensuring successful outcomes.7. The Chinese Doctor is not just a movie about medicine; it is also a reflection of Chinese society andits values. It portrays the importance of filial piety and the strong sense of community in China, where individualscome together to support and care for one another.8. Overall, the Chinese Doctor is a powerful and thought-provoking film that offers a glimpse into the world of Chinese healthcare. It celebrates the dedication and selflessness of doctors, while also shedding light on the challenges and complexities of the medical profession in China.。

快乐的英语作文关于快乐的英语作文（通用12篇）想要提高英语写作能力，那么就要多练习写作，下面店铺为大家带来了关于快乐的英语作文（通用12篇），欢迎大家阅读，希望能够帮助到大家的英语写作。

快乐的英语作文篇1Can you imagine the world full of crying and shouting, under the control of power, covered with darkness? However, it’s not just a joke I make, It is the veritable describe of a world without happiness and laugh. So, just be happy, spread sunshine all over the world.你能想象整个世界都充满着哭喊，被权力控制，充满着黑暗？但是，这并不是我要开的玩笑，是一个名副其实的没有快乐和欢笑的世界。

所以，做一个快乐的人，把阳光撒向全世界。

If compare our life to a pie, our all emotions to all sorts of stuffing, what do you want to make the most part of the pie if you control the process of making the pie of life? Obviously, the majority of people will add happiness to the pie as many as possible. Do you know why? It’s just because happiness stands for sweet in most people’s mind, including me.如果把我们的生活比作一个派，我们所有的情绪就是各种馅，如果你可以掌控生活馅饼的制作过程，你想把这个饼弄成什么样呢？显然，大多数人都会尽可能地多加快乐进陷里面。

大学英语词汇Unit 1Awyers charge such high fees, but they never seem to be short of clients.2.It is a matter of convention that male businesspeople usually wear suits on formal occasions.3.These people are very efficient, very organized and excellent time managers.4.Julian says he hopes to get a job and find a way to obtain a college education.5.Having studied business at college and knowing two foreign languages, my secretary is perfectly competentfor her job.6.The leading economists of the country have been assessing the influence of the current crisis upon itseconomy.7.The general public did not have confidence that the government would be able to fulfill this difficult job.8.The company is conducting a survey to find out local reaction to their recently promoted product.9.The rain was heavy and consequently the land was flooded.10.The discovery of the oilfield is of great significant to the economy in this region.B1.In this section, we’ll provide some important tips on how to better utilize the technologies availab le fordistance education.2.People are free to accept or reject what the government says of the fact.3.The city suffered considerable damage as a result of the recent earthquake, so the government would have tospend a lot of money to rebuild it.4.Because of damage to their homes, many people had to stay in temporary housing for a few months.5.The argument was settled in a way that was acceptable to both sides.6.Illness and age have changed the once well-known actress beyond recognition.7.Y ou cannot cure a common cold, but you can alleviate the symptoms.8.I would appreciate it if you could turn down your radio a little bit.9.To be honest, the Internet isn’t meant for kids, and furthermore, it’s not a tool for taking care of kids.10.Desks are arranged in a U-shape, so the teacher can interact easily with the students.Unit 2A1.I would like to find a job in a promising company after I graduate.2.The mother couldn’t help laughing at her little boy’s amusing appearance.3.The tall man lowers his head so that he could enter the room.4.Though the plan didn’t work well, he persisted in following it.5.Should it be a failure, as many experts predict, it would rank as one of the worst mam-made disasters.6.Don’t swear at others in any situation on matter how angry you are.7.It is really unfair that she didn’t get promoted just because of her skin color.8.She was very glad to see the presence of many old friends at her birthday party.9.Why are you frowning all the time? Try to look happy!10.10.I cannot tell the exact number ; approximately 100 students will be presented with medals as recognition oftheir excellence.B1.Our parents couldn’t love us any more than they do; whatever they do, they do it for our sake.2.Jack was really determined in his career, and he sacrificed almost everything else for it.3.Hearing the crack of a gun, I jumped to my feet from the chair and called the police immediately.4.He never stopped pursuing knowledge during the years in the small mountain village.5.Y ou cannot take explosive substance with you when you are traveling by bus, by train or by air.6.We have to be patient and determined enough to overcome difficulties at hand.7.In this map, the towns are indicated by red dots.8.The self-confident young man believed he would beat his opponents one after another and win the first prize.9.Having been stripped of all his property, he was worth nothing again.10.The man denied having witnessed the accident because he was afraid of getting himself involed.Unit 3A1. 1.I firmly believe that this agreement will be for our mutual benefit.2.People have bought these houses under the illusion that their value would just keep on rising.3.The project has been canceled by the local government for lack of public resources.4.The clerk must have overlooked your name, because he said you weren’t here.5.The speaker said something about the actors and then proceeded to talk about the film.6.Differences of opinion are the most difficult problem to resolve.7.When he looked for a job, John strongly felt that there was a widespread prejudice against men over forty.8.Children should be encouraged to reach a compromise between what they want and what others want.9.The discovery seems to confirm that people lived here over 10000 years ago.10.The book was first published in 1994 and was subsequently translated into 15 languages.B1.If you have lots of things to do, just make a list and arrange them in order of importance.2.The government is facing severe criticism for its slow response to the disaster.3.Under the criminal law a suspect is taken to be innocent until he or she is found guilty.4.People are always criticizing the United Nation for failing to act sooner after crisis, but I think they do a goodjob.5.I wish this city would do something about the miserable condition of the roads.6.She was a shy, modest person, never one to push herself forward.7.She was compelled by illness to give up her studies at collage.8.I think she is right, but somehow I am not completely sure.9.We anticipate that we will meet a certain amount of resistance to our plan.10.To make a man perfectly happy, tell him that he is brilliant, or noble, or wise, or good.Unit 4A1.The management forbids their workers from accepting tips from customers.2.The picture is identical to the one in the Museum of Modern Art in New Y ork.3.If you have no objection, I would like to ask your daughter to marry me.4.Hearing his comforting words, I felt a huge wave of warmth inside me and couldn’t help crying.5.After the party, the mother needed some volunteers to help with the washing-up in kitchen.6.The factory has now earned a large amount of foreign money, because there has been an increase in overseastrade during the past few years.7.At the press conference he declined to comment on the company’s difficulties and only answered questionsabout success.8.The university resisted pressure to close one of his departments.9.We don’t serve anything fancy, just plain, ordinary food.10.Thanks to the great efforts made by the police, crime has been on the decrease in the past few years.B1. I assume that as my husband he will be covered by my health insurance plan.2. The piolt, thinking his plane was in danger, descended quickly; he wanted to have the plane checked at once.3. This senior scientist was know for his unfailing precision in his job.4. There was no trace of food in the house, and everyone was feeling very hungry.5. Please be careful when you are drinking coffee in case you stain the new carpet.6. The regulations clearly specify that you may not use a dictionary in the examination.7. She called her parents just to tell them that she had become accustomed to life at university.8. After being away from home for a full week, the mother embraced her son warmly.9. The people in church knelt down and asked God to help the poor people of the world.10. The economic prosperity of any community is directly dependent upon business trade and employment.Unit 51.After a while as an ambulance driver, you get hardened to what you see at accidents.2.My sole object as to get shelter from the snow, to get myself covered and warm.3.If we take all the factors into account, his chance of winning the election was slim.4.It will only weaken his position if he continues to stick to his strange ideas.5.Literally thousands of people watched the football game.6.The most noticeable change was in my younger brother, who had grown quite a bit and was now athird-grader.7.I am supposed to be resting and relaxing, but it is just a whole bunch of different things that have happened.8.Day and night Martin could not drag his mind from the failure he had suffered.9.I would be grateful if you would mail this package for me.10.The young man was hooked on heroin and lost his job and his wife.B1.He was recently assigned by the head office to the overseas sales department.2.No amount of money can compensate for the lost time.3.A major disaster was prevented by the prompt action of the firemen.4.Being a well-spoken person, he has delivered the speech in an impressive manner.5.Today there is a growing tendency for women to marry late.6.The poll shows that his position within the government has been gradually undermined.7.Mike was losing the fight but he would not submit.8.Claire looked at the man’s shoes and inferred that he must have taken a short cut across the field.9.The car industry’s annual production fluctuates between 5.1 million and 7.2 million vehicles.10.The demonstrators attacked and burned buildings and cars; the soldiers responded by opening fire.Unit 61.After two days of questioning by the police, the criminal finally confessed.2.It is a very popular play, and it would be wise to reserve seats in advance.3.He was an enthusiastic amateur writer for many years before he turned professional.4.The actor’s performance in Hamlet has been impressive.5.Where unemployment and crime rates are high, it can be assumed that the latter is due to the former.6.A good photograph can often convey far more than words.7.Although you have graduated from university, a bachelor’s degree in English does not qualify you to teachEnglish.8.I have packed timetable this week. Could you substitute for me at the meeting at the head office?9.The young girl is refined in her manners and she always eats cakes with a little fork.10.The new project is expected to start early next year; it has won the approval of the board.B1.In order to welcome foreign friends to their school, the students spent the morning getting the whole buildingclean and tidy.cking communications with outside areas, some very old traditions still prevail in the mountain village.3.Grandpa gets very emotional whenever he talks about the war in which he fought many years ago.4.She’s really good at imitating our teacher’s southern accent.5.Higher cigarette prices do not seem to discourage people from smoking.6.I got this shirt when I was in the store. It was a real bargain.7.With their parents at work during the day, the kids are left to wander the streets.8.She does not qualify as an expert; she has only a superficial knowledge of the language.9.Jack was very thoughtful; he concealed the news that he had failed his job interview in order not to make hismother sad.10.It is common sense that lightning usually accompanies thunder. But can you tell me which comes first: theflash of light or the loud sound?Unit 7A1.Cool foresight and a quick mind enabled him to react swiftly in an emergency.2.Y ou seem awfully tense ----why don’t you have a drink and try to relax?3.The doctor recommended that he should stay a few more days in the hospital.4.The crisis had a destructive effect on the economy.5.The program can only be successful if the students perceive training as important.6.The emphasis was to be laid mainly on the traffic in inner city areas.7.Looking at the old photos of his mother stirred feelings with him that had been quite for many years.8.This is an important matter, so we must give it priority over all other business.9.She a ttribute her broken marriage to her husband’s short temper.10.The activities are designed to stimulate classroom discussion.B1. 1.A newborn baby needs constant care and attention.2.His great ambition is to find a theory which enables us to predict the weather and control its consequences.3.He became bad-tempered as a consequence of drinking too much wine.4.With the economic development over the past decade, the growth of a new social class has become so evidentthat everyone can see.5.Y our final paragraph should summarize the main points of your essay.6.She was most concerned for the welfare of her two children.7.She has a pretty tight schedule, but she may be able to meet you for lunch.8.The latest model of airplane is capable of attaining speeds in excess of 500 kilometers per hour.9.Many of the party’s supporters were loyal to their leader even after he went to jail.10.Her work is indispensable to the project; without her we cannot continue.。

A Study on the Translation of English Movie TitlesAbstract随着时代的发展和文化的交流，英文电影日益受到人们的欢迎，片名的翻译也愈加受到人们的重视。

电影对于人们来说，不仅是喜闻乐见的一种艺术形式，同时也是一种商品。

它已成为我们生活中不可或缺的一部分，越来越多的英文影视作品被引进了我们国家。

这些影视也成为文化交流的重要手段。

本文研究英文电影片名翻译的特点和功能，并通过对当前英文电影片名翻译实践的研究，举例分析了英文电影片名翻译的标准和常用的方法。

With the development of the times and cultural exchanges, English movies are getting more and more popular, the film title translation is also more and more attention. The movie for people, not only is a beloved form of art as well as a commodity. It has become an indispensable part of our life, more and more English film and television works was introduced in our country. The film has also become an important means of cultural exchange. The thesis studies the features and functions of movie titles. And through the study of English film title translation practice, makes an analysis of English film title translation standards and methodsKey Words: English Movie Title Translation Title Features and Functions Translation StrategiesA Study on the Translation of English Movie Titles1 Introduction电影，又被称为“第七艺术”，它能传递信息、抒发情感，是一种深受大众喜爱的艺术表现形式，英文电影片名的翻译也引起越来越多的关注。

After the Oscar-winning The English Patient, writer/director Anthony Minghella attempted another tricky literary adaptation with The Talented Mr. Ripley, which features heartthrob Matt Damon cast against type as a psychopathic bisexual murderer. Tom Ripley (Damon) is a bright and charismatic sociopath who makes his way in mid-'50s New York City as a men's room attendant and sometimes pianist, though his real skill is in impersonating other people, forging handwriting, and running second-rate scams. After being mistaken for a Princeton student, Tom meets the shipping tycoon father of Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law), who has traveled to the coast of Italy, where he's living a carefree life with his father's money and his beautiful girlfriend, Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow). Dickie's father will pay Ripley 1,000 dollars plus his expenses if he can persuade Dickie to return to America. As Ripley and Dickie become friends, Tom finds himself both attracted to Dickie and envious of his life of pleasure. In time, he decides that he would rather be Dickie Greenleaf than Tom Ripley, so rather than go back to his life of poverty, Ripley impulsively murders Dickie and assumes his identity. The Talented Mr. Ripley was based on the first of a series of novels featuring Tom Ripley written by Patricia Highsmith; the story was previously filmed in 1960 as Purple Noon, with Alain Delon as Ripley. ~ Mark Deming, RoviThe late '50s. New York lavatory attendant Tom Ripley (Damon) may not be conventionally talented, but he's very able when it comes to reacting on the spot, especially with little white lies. When shipbuilder Herbert Greenleaf assumes he's an old college pal of his son Dickie (Law), Ripley's quick to snap up the opportunity to visit Europe, purportedly to lure the playboy home, but actually to sample la dolce vita for himself. But, having wormed his way into the affections of Dickie and his girlfriend Marge (Paltrow), he can't face losing his new-found life of leisure. Minghella's imaginative but mostly faithful adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's classic study of a sociopathic killer is a class act, in every sense. Not only is it an elegantly polished affair, with top notch performances all round, and magnificent camerawork and editing, it's also acutely aware of how class, money and sex shape desire and resentment, and of the distinctions between presenting a facade to the world, outright pretence and the more radical practice of reinventing oneself. It's into these registers that Minghella weaves the most intriguing and ironic undertones.In a chilling thriller, Matt Damon plays a master of assumed identities; Jim Carrey's eerie Andy Kaufman riff is barely more than skin-deep.In the movies, pathology and murder are often framed in deep shadow, as if horror only bloomed in dark places, but true epicureans of depravity know that cold creeps are coldest in the bright sunshine. The Talented Mr. Ripley -- based on the same 1955 Patricia Highsmith novel, the firstin her "Ripley" series, that served as the basis for René Clément's Purple Noon,starring Alain Delon -- is awash in the sensual yellows and caramels of Naples and Venice and San Remo and Rome. It's a gorgeously unsettling film. You can hide in the shadows, but luminescence exposes who you are, and the only escape is into another identity.Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) is a kind of learning-on-the-job psychopath whose chief talent is slipping into the guises of others. In New York, he casually convinces Herbert Greenleaf (James Rebhorn), a wealthy shipbuilder, that the man's expatriate son, Dickie (Jude Law), was a Princeton classmate, which results in an offer from the father to travel to Italy and bring back the free-spending scion. But once ensconced in seaside Naples with Dickie and his expensive-looking blonde girlfriend, Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow), Tom is in no hurry to wrap things up, and so, by revealing his mission, he becomes, in effect, a double agent. He makes himself over as Dickie, first by co-opting Dickie's dolce vita lifestyle and then by co-opting the man himself by murdering him.Tom's capacity for impersonation at first seems like the survival tactic of a rube among the well-heeled, but it turns out to be his essence. Writer-director Anthony Minghella keeps Tom in virtually every scene; his switching of identities from Dickie to Tom and back again, and his narrow escapes, are breathtaking. By keeping everything centered on Tom,Minghella makes us complicit in the young man's pathology. He's the outsider on the inside; the deeper his infiltration, the more blood he spills and the more unreachable he becomes.Though Tom is shown at various points to be racked with remorse, he's not really someone you can project yourself onto (unless he's meant to be Everyman as No Man). If Minghella intends to demonstrate how, given the right circumstances, any of us could slide into murder with a fairly clean conscience, then he underestimates the way Matt Damon in this film comes across as a vacuum (albeit a seductively robust and personable vacuum). The setting and even some of the themes of the film are distinctly Jamesian, but Tom is like an existential version of the Jackal from The Day of the Jackal; this cipher mutates into whatever puts him out of harm's way.It's this free-floating dread under a hot summer sun, and not the film's cautionary-tale aspects, that takes hold. The actors seem to have been chosen for their ability to reflect the light. Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow, in particular, look like they were dipped in gold; the emollients of wealth have oiled them to a fine finish. The other performers, including Cate Blanchett as a textile heiress and the always marvelous Philip Seymour Hoffman as Freddie, Dickie's sneering upper-crust Princeton mate, bring some earth tones into all the blondeness. They seem to operate in a less hazy, more grounded world. It is Freddie who,with his instincts for the deceptions of the lowborn, roots out Tom in the film's most cloak-and-dagger-ish scene. The sequence probably belongs in a more conventional movie, and yet I'm not sorry it's here. We've been asked to identify so closely with the far-gone Tom that the intrusion of Freddie, with his sharp, rational suspicions, is a balm. He's someone we can get behind.Too much should not be made of the cool amorality and character-doubling on display here. Although the film captures better than Purple Noon did the distinctive Highsmith tone of steady-state anxiety, it's essentially a glossy plaything of a thriller -- which is what the Alain Delon film was, too. Minghella brings out the homosexual subtext and erotic ambiguities in the material, and he heightens the class resentments, but make no mistake: The big draw here is the luxuriousness of corruption, and Minghella, for all his pretensions, is enough of a showman to know it.If anybody can create sympathy for the devil, the angelic Matt Damon can.As the title character of "The Talented Mr. Ripley," he plays an ingratiating sociopath who works his way through the American upper crust at play in Italy, leaving behind a bloody but elusive trail.The mystery is not who did it, but whether he will get caught. This thriller is so expertly -- and perversely -- poised that audience members may find themselves secretly rooting for the duplicitous Ripley.The talent is by no means limited to Mr. Ripley. Damon is matched in every slippery turn by a right-on-the-money cast that includes Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cate Blanchett and Philip Seymour Hoffman.Director Anthony Minghella ("The English Patient") adapts the second screen version of the Patricia Highsmith novel for fresh surprises. Along the way, he exposes the dirty little secret of American democracy: the impenetrable barrier the upper class erects around itself.So the question becomes, is it better to be a fake somebody than a real nobody?Minghella takes a close look at this question over a never-lagging-for-a-moment two hours and 20 minutes. He gives it so many seductive twists across the map of Italy that the upwardly mobile among us, if they're honest with themselves, will opt for the fake.Tom Ripley does, and never looks back. In the chase for the best holiday movie this season, "Ripley" is one step ahead of the rest.The film certainly begins with the slickest main titles, as the many-faceted Mr. Ripley's various attributes flash by, replacing the word "talented." The only thing they leave out is that he is poor and has no intention of staying that way. In Damon's uncanny performance, people think Ripley's "an exceptional young man," and there's no doubt of that. He is first seen accompanying a classicalsinger at the piano, but next he's brushing down gentlemen's clothes for tips. No one has to show him the money. He has an extraordinary nose for sniffing out the rich, even when they are trying to play down their status by traveling under their mother's name so no one will recognize them.The chameleon Ripley takes on the attributes, accents and expressions of the rich in an -- instant. He can do imitations of someone moments after meeting him -- or her. His own look is nondescript, a '50s version of a preoccupied nerd, dorky eyeglasses, downturned smile and all.If things go against him, he can turn on a dime. His other talents: forging signatures and telling bald- faced lies without batting an eyelash. He has a remarkable capacity to shrug off setbacks and just keep moving.A wealthy shipbuilder named Greenleaf puts down his guard and takes Ripley for someone he can trust. He dispatches Tom to Italy to persuade his ne'er-do-well son, Dickie, to come home.As the supercilious Dickie, the tawny Law ("eXistenZ") catches exactly his character's curious balance of attraction and repulsion. The thoroughgoing expatriate at leisure, he indulges his love for boating and jazz at lively waterfront joints. The kiss-on-both-cheeks greeting for men and women alike, Italian style, is second nature to him.Paltrow ("Shakespeare in Love") is Dickie's blue-blood girlfriend, Marge, coollyperceptive but not enough so to see that he's two-timing her. It takes her a while to catch on to Ripley, too.A REPELLENT EXPATRIATEHoffman ("Happiness," "Flawless") plays the loathsome Freddie, a fellow expat. Someone describes him as "the cream of America -- rich and thick." His indolent drawl outdoes even William F. Buckley's. In Hoffman's performance, Freddie is so repellent that it wouldn't be surprising if some of his so-called friends would be happy to see him dead. Freddie is not only loathsome, he's too smart for his own good. He sees through Ripley.Wonderful character actors show up as the Italian police, including a volatile inspector from Rome. An ominous private detective whom the elder Greenleaf hires also appears and does an extraordinary reversal.Ripley's a quick study. As soon as he learns that Dickie is a jazz buff, he gives himself a crash course -- and Damon later sings a tender version of "My Funny Valentine." The effective score includes Miles Davis' "Nature Boy" -- though the lyrics are not sung, jazz fans will recall that they refer to "a strange, enchanting boy," a perfect choice.Ripley must be a good chess player, too, because he sees many moves ahead and lets social butterfly Meredith Logue (Blanchett) mistake him for Dickie. The impersonation will come in useful later -- until it all backfires.Eventually, Ripley will brazenly take over Dickie's identity to the point that hecan register at posh hotels and cash checks in the other man's name.Ripley will even tell the truth when it serves his purposes. He lets Dickie know that he is Dickie's father's paid emissary because he sees that Dickie will get a kick out of stringing Dad along. "I'm the brother you never had," Ripley confides. Each of them, including Marge, is an only child; i.e., self-centered. There are some people who are going to say with some justice that Dickie gets what he deserves.Dickie's attention is like a spotlight: When Law turns it on people, it makes them glow. It works with other women, besides Marge, whom Dickie wants to get into bed and -- who knows -- it begins to look as if it works with men, too. SEEING THE GEARS TURNINGThere are limits, however, to Dickie's attention. He gets bored with Ripley and tells him he has become a leech. Ripley is quick on his feet, and Damon lets you see the gears of the man's mind turning as he feigns innocence and panic starts to slip through. It is an altogether amazing performance.Ripley comes on to whomever he thinks can be useful to him. A gay undercurrent begins as a little frisson and breaks through the surface before this film reaches its conclusion, where Minghella is confident enough to leave something to the viewer's imagination. It will also leave audiences in a state of suspended tension that they haven't felt since "The Sixth Sense."This is the second excellent film based on the Highsmith novel. ReneClement's "Plein Soleil," a French version called "Purple Noon" in English, was released in 1960. More condensed and economical, it came to a different ending and starred Alain Delon as the American Ripley. Believe it or not.。