Exploring and Using

Exploring and Using

Word Power

1.1)protect　　2)established　　3)proof　　4)declared　　5)unique　　6)shock

2.1)look like　2)bright　3)kissable　4)bat-shaped

5)similar to； with　　　6)eye-pleasing； eye-catching

3.（for reference)

Compounding with “-”:

nouns—long-jump, reading-room, get-together

adjectives—good-tempered, hard-working, old-fashioned

Compounding without “-”:

nouns—blackboard, greenhouse, newspaper

adjectives—bittersweet, childlike, worldwide

two； word； noun； verb； adjective

Grammar Link

Understanding the meaning

In England, there is a kind of flower which looks like a lady’s slipper.

One who sells only a single cutting of this plant can get US﹩5,000.

Discovering the rule

1.1)nouns； noun phrases； pronouns　2)in the middle of； after(https://www.daowen.com)

2.an attributive clause； a relative adverb； where； when； why； an adverbial

Applying the rule

1.2)The reason why these special plants have become endangered is that people are cutting down trees.

3)The flower grows in Yunnan Province where there are large areas of tropical forests.

4)My favourite season is spring when everyone looks forward to seeing eye-pleasing flowers and plants.

5)The reason why a single cutting of the plant is sold for US﹩5,000 is that it is one of the most difficult plants to grow.

2.1)who has been so silly

2)whom we love so really

3)which has watered my heart all the nights

4)why you are leaving

5)when you are here

6)where you often walk

3.（for reference)

This is a flower which shows love in the Netherlands. It is what you get when you kiss.

（Tulips)

This is a yellow flower which can grow to ten feet tall. It gives you seeds that you can eat and is turned into oil.

（Sunflower)