求外研版高中英语选修6 module2课文 The Cat That Vanished原文
The Cat That Vanished Will was stupefied with exhaustion, and he might have gone on to the north, or he might have laid his head on the grass under one of those trees and slept; but as he stood trying to clear his head, he saw a cat. She was a tabby, like Moxie. She padded out of a garden on the Oxford side of the road, where Will was standing. Will put down his shopping bag and held out his hand, and the cat came up to rub her head against his knuckles, just as Moxie did. Of course, every cat behaved like that, but all the same Will felt such a longing to turn for home that tears scalded his eyes. Eventually this cat turned away. This was night, and there was a territory to patrol, there were mice to hunt. She padded across the road and towards the bushes just beyond the hornbeam trees, and there she stopped. Will, still watching, saw the cat behave curiously. She reached out a paw to pat something in the air in front of her, something quite invisible to Will. Then she leapt backwards, back arched and fur on end, tail held out stiffly. Will knew cat-behaviour. He watched more alertly as the cat approached the spot again, just an empty patch of grass between the hornbeams and the bushes of a garden hedge, and patted the air once more. Again she leapt back, but less far and with less alarm this time. After another few seconds of sniffing, touching, whisker-twitching, curiosity overcame wariness. The cat stepped forward, and vanished.Will blinked. Then he stood still, close to the trunk of the nearest tree, as a truck came round the circle and swept its lights over him. When it had gone past he crossed the road, keeping his eyes on the spot where the cat had been investigating. It wasn't easy, because there was nothing to fix on, but when he came to the place and cast about to look closely, he saw it. At least, he saw it from some angles. It looked as if someone had cut a patch out of the air, about two metres from the edge of the road, a patch roughly square in shape and less than a metre across. If you were level with the patch so that it was edge-on, it was nearly invisible, and it was completely invisible from behind. You could only see it from the side nearest the road, and you couldn't see it easily even from there, because all you could see through it was exactly the same kind of thing that lay in front of it on this side: a patch of grass lit by a street light. But Will knew without the slightest doubt that patch of grass on the other side was in a different world. He couldn't possibly have said why. He knew it at once, as strongly as he knew that fire burned and kindness was good. He was looking at something profoundly alien. And for that reason alone, it enticed him to stoop and look further.What he saw made his head swim and his heart thump harder, but he didn't hesitate: he pushed his shopping bag through, and then scrambled through himself, through the hole in the fabric of this world and into another. He found himself standing under a row of trees. But not hornbeam trees: these were tall palms, and they were growing, like the trees inOxford, in a line along the grass. But this was the centre of a broad boulevard, and at the side of the boulevard was a line of cafés and small shops, all brightly lit, all open, and all utterly silent and empty beneath a sky thick with stars. The hot night was laden with the scent of flowers and with the salt smell of the sea. Will looked around carefully. Behind him the full moon shone down over a distant prospect of great green hills, and on the slopes at the foot of the hills there were houses with rich gardens and an open parkland with groves of trees and the white gleam of a classical temple. Just beside him was that bare patch in the air, as hard to see from this side as from the other, but definitely there. He bent to look through and saw the road in Oxford, his own world. He turned away with a shudder: whatever this new world was, it had to be better than what he'd just left. With a dawning light-headedness, the feeling that he was dreaming but awake at the same time, he stood up and looked around for the cat, his guide.
高中人教外研版选修六英语第一单元的《THE AAA 》课文翻译谁有？要完整版的，急求！！！！！
AAA模式
据估计，所有英语会话中80％是闲聊。闲聊的一个非常重要的作用就是在不太熟悉的人之间或根本不认识的人之间建立一种联系。
心理学家说像这样的人之间闲聊的最成功的模式便是AAA模式。AAA模式即：回答、补充和提问。以下就是该模式实际运作的方式。
设想一种情形，两个陌生人在她们都认识的那个人离开房间、咖啡馆或聚会等之后进行交谈。第一个人问了一个问题;
A:你住在这附近吗？
第二个人回答这个问题并补充了一些额外的信息，接着问另一个问题：
B：（回答）是的，我住在附近。
（补充）住在布朗街的一套公寓里。
（提问）你也住在附近吗？
第一个人做相同的事情，回答、补充和提问：
A：（回答）不，我住在布里斯托尔。
（补充）我只是到伦敦来游玩。
（提问）你在这儿住长时间了吗？
B：（回答）并不是太久。
（补充）我三年前搬到这儿。
（提问）你参观伦敦的目的是什么？
谈话人起初可能会有困难，但他们很快就意识到重要的是他们在谈话。通过继续AAA漠视，谈话得以持续。因为他们都像避开令人尴尬的沉默。
谈话可以以这种方式持续很长时间。然而，可以完全改变气氛的事情可能会发生。
B：你为什么住在布里斯托尔？
A：我在那里学习历史。你是一个学生吗？
B：是的。我认识一些在布里斯托尔学习的人。你认识一个名叫海伦·布朗的女孩儿吗？
A：海伦·布朗！！是的！她是我最好的朋友之一！你怎么会人认识她？
B：她是我堂妹。
AAA模式到此结束。因为他们运用了这种非常有用的社交技巧，最后他们找到了他们有共同的语言的话题。
去上海世纪公园坐地铁几号线能到？哪个出口近？
亲，查询到
1、地铁线路：
1) 地铁二号线，科技馆站下
从7号和8号出口，沿世纪大道天桥步行，5分钟至公园一号门；
从4号和5号出口，紧邻公园一号门
2) 地铁二号线，世纪公园站下，1号出口对面即公园七号门
3) 地铁七号线，花木路站下，5号出口，步行5分钟至公园五号门
4) 地铁九号线，杨高中路站下，3号出口，步行10分钟至公园二号门【摘要】
去上海世纪公园坐地铁几号线能到？哪个出口近？【提问】
您好～，您的问题我已看到，正在为你查询相关的信息，请稍等一下，由我来为回复这个问题【回答】
亲，查询到
1、地铁线路：
1) 地铁二号线，科技馆站下
从7号和8号出口，沿世纪大道天桥步行，5分钟至公园一号门；
从4号和5号出口，紧邻公园一号门
2) 地铁二号线，世纪公园站下，1号出口对面即公园七号门
3) 地铁七号线，花木路站下，5号出口，步行5分钟至公园五号门
4) 地铁九号线，杨高中路站下，3号出口，步行10分钟至公园二号门【回答】
2、公交线路：
一号门：地铁2号线、794路、640路、184路、浦东35路、申崇二线、申崇四线
二号门：794路、640路、184路、浦东35路
五号门：地铁七号线、花木1路
七号门：地铁二号线、989路、花木路【回答】
希望对你有所帮助，如果方便的话可以给个赞吗【回答】
谢谢～😊【回答】
