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Do you like Korean soaps? Dramas are really not my cup of tea. These soaps always try to play with our emotions with stories like this: a gorgeous lady from a poor village marries an affluent businessman in the city. Korea’s culture is not really friendly with women. If you’re a single woman in Korea, it is hard to think of ways other than marrying someone to become wealthy orto achieve status. Complete the summary by writing ONE word to fill in each blank. You should make sure that your answers are grammatically correct, paying attention to word form, plurals etc. As all stories only play with our emotions, the interviewee doesn’t like Korean (i) More often than not, the plot is very predictable, with an (ii) man meeting a (iii) lady who comes from a (iv)___ background. 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I often catch myself being one, and it isn’t always charming. ‘What does ‘one’ (line 3) refer to? a eA at Ht eS MMM MY ARO RE t #4 (Noun phrase) * SENERSBAR RANE MUR SER « ‘people who disagree with [...] celebrity culture’ fu ‘a boring statement ( ° WEE: TE ae eo ea celebrity culture’ » 4 ‘one’ $A A > AAR ‘AY fig ‘a boring ee ° #8 Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, BOR. The globally connected megacities offer the best jobs, but the cost of housing has become more expensive. These cities are attractive to young people due to higher pay, more excitement and more choices of young people to date or marry. However, the restrictions on the supply of housing make that hard. ‘What does ‘that’ (line 4) refer to?Paper 1 Reading 31 0 PMMA : ASRS Mi ‘that’ > HERE ‘that’ AMALIE — M4 tid > BT WE | =f4849 (phrase) = e MERAH + TES PRAT HH ALE EAE (aE ABLE megacities (AE —F | AAS ACIRTIT) JE + LEELA DS AS ALA EE] megacities ATH ° = g ] —— Buipeay > © awe: nenHR ERT HEERAR ER. HER Tee cities’ HUWERRAS ZA megacities » 43 J ‘relocating / moving to megacities’ 3.2 iz@lR Broad Reference * RATIO > RW FR © BRAVA TAS WUE it’ ‘this’ Be ‘that’ > MARGRET A % nd GLI A) (Noun phrase / clause) >» LFF 4482CE2R + * RAPES > SE MCA ICRA > TREE ER > ACW FHS RATE IR ° Oni S98 Paper 1, HKDSE English Lenguage Examination, 2013. Many of us think that Facebook could be used to better our relationships. This assumption seems fair when we are referring to the general public. However, the findings from Amanda Forest suggests something different. In line 1, “This assumption’ refers to ... Oia: + BA “This assumption’ (1 | oh Bde Oe HL > BREE WET { AVE © :32 ing 5** j a6... Getting 5** in 9 Weoks: English Language (Fifth Edition) Ovane YER “This assumption’ B— HER = R _APYST 2A #8 —4 ‘Many of us think that ...” 48:H ‘This | |_assumption’ $f) LIEHE ‘The gap between girls’ and boys’ achievement continues to grow’ & — DF ° MRTG EE MARA: VED F fii M0 £ ‘the fact that’, ‘the problem that’, ‘the idea that’ % 9 + Bl a ‘the problem that the gap between girls’ and boys’ achievement continues to grow! ° RTA SR WAR mE ER, ER es “Facebook could be used to better our relationships.’ 3.3 [R2E Implied Reference © SCHEMA ARS RULE SIS + DAS HPAL AEE LP ES ITA 2 T° © BA ROR UNE TCA OTE + HEC TARY EL SCAG ALAS + SSM WVA Aster Osim 8S Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014, Wanting to be famous may not be shallow after all. As a famous comedian, I was living proof that you could want to be famous and want to work hard. Who is the writer referring to when he says ‘you’? ee Onssme WA VIEEL ‘you' HEME HE “You SHRRIAW AA i ‘a famous comedian’ > HHVRIER ALA > STLIASIE ‘you’ BFHEYA © t G ae ‘ Difearc “you sine- @ & eof Tackling Vocabulary Questions ae Paper FG Ae REC HE IR oh A A A Fe] BE ie] (Synonym) BY /R 2] (Antonym) ° 1 GEE T MRF MATEO HAY ROR > DA BSR ECT EE AU SEAE © BISUE ARE > SAR TESE EE + — BRAWL RL aia ° — RAB Wy thi Si 9 GE (Part of speech) > FEMUR A HBA AY ME » TASES BEANE = — FHRATESK + WFR Fah 23 ia (Verb) » ATER AL NLU (Singular) KALE | (Plural) > HS} SESE BL RLIG AE (Tense) s PARA IEA o WNFIES wid (Noun) fii > AACA AB © BREW | RRA AIS AS > MAA » ANT Ze HL @xsfas 4.1 8183 Literal Meaning TEAS > (BAF A AES 2% ted» Dil » ili (Adverb) RWB (Adjective) © RURAL ly’ AFL AY LS > tu ‘fortunately’ > ‘certainly’ 4 ° (3A pilliad HE AY SAY LJ WALA » (IAN ‘happily’ BLLFF] ‘in delight’ Be ‘to my surprise’ » DA ly’ RAAF ARE IEMA > IN ‘friendly’ (22% 49) 2 ‘cowardly’ (45549) RIGA © RDIGBIAB Ail (Participle) > Bilin L4H “ed” BR ing’ HDA] » (AN ‘scare? 48 Jk ‘scared’ > ‘shock’ if 2 ‘shocking’ ; A+: 7] BAF p.290 B4} ii TEA ie) (Participial adjectives) (2#¢40 T {iF © ZEDGE APE RENE > MSEAIIE BSCS > WI ASCF IRE + ELMER “FUUE ° 4 ‘protest’ K ‘increase’ A VALU MARA tal > SEL) TAHT Be ae HE °8 5** in 9 Weeks nglish Language (Fifth Edition) | Csi 88 Paper 1, HDSE English Language Examination, 2017. The future of recycling looks more miserable. Since cities do not only recycle paper and metals, but also glass, leftover food and different kinds of plastics, the costs increase tremendously while the environmental benefits drop or even disappear. ‘If you believe recycling is good for the planet and that we need to do more of it, then there’s a crisis to confront,’ says David Steiner, the CEO of Waste Management, the largest recycler of household trash in America. Which definition of ‘crisis’ is closest to the meaning used in line 4? A. atime when a major decision has to be made B. atime when a disease suddenly gets better or worse C. an emotionally stressful personal event D. the point in a play at which conflict is most tensely opposed A BC D to each other OO00 TRS + RG AGK: ‘crisis’ AWELE >» SARUM NDR « ) Ove HHUA A REMGRE OHA B SURI BA o BUR C24 HALA RL « ‘A EI D FU SLR BIA BH] © ° FARM + RATUTL A SMUT » TLE A #098 Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014, Online user-generated content and reality TV shows have made a generation that is not satisfied with reading magazines, but wanting to be stars themselves. They even want to go straight to be famous, skipping tedious considerations such as hard work. Which word in the paragraph means ‘boring and frustrating’? ee Se| Paper 1 Reading 35 BK boring and fi frustrating? SHIA» ARE OR a et Oran: GOEL hae BLL ANY » BH ‘online’ + ‘famous’ > ‘tedious’ ~ | ‘hard’ © FJ ‘boring’ JX ‘frustrating’ WAR MNES ARIMA SNOT MH» ‘tedious’ 3EMEB. « > a + ——— 6ulpesy 4.2 FEI Metaphorical Meaning © PRT AREA A HE ESCHER th FF aT RI IS} > LB NY ALA ER FEM PIED o o WES PAIS SMR > BART MESA > HEL CPE T SFR AE BA OY HBG HY TEER © QU RY ALAT AEP] H “Tiger Mother’ +f ‘tiger’ £4 TLE) PAL TESE T PATIO > HUH ‘tiger’ MAEM ALE (Bye) > WEA UAE! A OSE 82% Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014, I will defend the value of Mozart over Miley Cyrus, but we should be careful not to make false dichotomies. You don’t need to choose between one or the other. We may decide that a puma is worth more than a caterpillar, but we can also agree that both are needed in the forest. What metaphor does the writer use for comparing Mozart and Miley Cyrus?36 Getting 5** j, > __Gatting 5** in 9 Weeks: English Language (Fifth Edition) TAME = LE WOR Leu ASE Mocan A Miley Cyrus (HREM © e, DIEBLER FA ‘puma’ (SEW) JE ‘caterpilla’ (Ei) ATE Mozart Be Miley | Cyrus © i APRA © Hii Mowat Mi Miley Guns REE RUMAH -PaM)) I Ope EEE ee ) Oni SBE Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014. I think leaving love notes for someone you love is romantic, although I can equally understand they think I am a lunatic. However, as research shows, it’s really not that much more peculiar to take the time to write a random love letter to a stranger. What is ‘lunatic’ a metaphor for? Oiinue RUA RASA lunatic’ Homme | &, rE | PAZGEARHH ‘lunatic’ MELB = : Se mEORE AME MRRXE hoes eee ‘REE BRB © | Heme RT PEMA RRL ‘lunatic’ WeayeAoae > dn ARI FEoa Making Logical Deduction and Inferences 5.1 388/212 Making Logical Deduction © SUMS BER AR: PEARL Bl +} plat 4] (Statements) AY REE IE BACHE BATT» BR A BEE PIER © UL fA a A HE PAU HE GL» AE AT FB (I HL (A reply message) ° o BER SCRIMUMLE > TR ArH BES > TERY UBARBSY + -AUf6T4} HF ‘false’ 1 ‘not given’ : — ‘false’: PRA) PATA RETA » ART LEELA > IB ee OL SLARIA] > ALT BP BCE ELAR BEAK © — ‘not given’ : BREA) AY ANZ E SCP TT BE > BCE DEI ROS ANAL > BABAR TeTE Ria © © SERHRTENORERE— ARAN > (ERLE PA BRR De RS RE» APA TM ZH BAO PPAR SAMRAT REAL © SRBFARMOBA : Bem RE HARES ° On S188 Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2015. Do you like K-pop? I think only teens like K-pop. I don’t intend to say that teens shouldn’' listen to them and in fact they are very successful businesses. But I prefer to listen to music with a soul in it. There’s really good music in Korea that has more to meet the eyes, but lamentably, without huge promotion, only Koreans know them. One of my favourite bands is 3rd Line Butterfly but only a few people know them. I am friends with them. There's an interview with [Gangnam Style singer] Psy, He’s a real hotshot and we both frown upon Gangnam [a tich district of Seoul], which is all about money and style.—38__Gotting 5°» in 9 Weoks: English Language (Fifth Edition) Based on the information in the paragraph, decide if the following statements are True, False or the information is Not Given. Cn Statements TF Ng i) Daniel thinks Psy is successful. Oo ° ° ii) 3rd Line Butterfly's music belongs to K-pop style. O00 ili) Daniel thinks good Korean music should have better marketing. OO OQ © Osman: sume smuReueromes: ( ‘successful’ ~ (ii) “K-pop style” Ji (ii) “better | marketing’ © RMR Ee ANSE A + OANA CFA + | © © WAH (M Danied AIK EI Pay JB— fst "KF (‘hotshot’) © i (il) BER AES 2s BB SY LEE ARR K-pop AAR HE HE FE | j TH > iff 3rd Line Butterfly HAH —(M OIF © fF I DAB A) ALBERE AAG © (ii) BOTA PEA FE > (DEE A BEETLE BS) © ALU BiG A ALT EEA © (PS BAM ADF Be 9) & VA # 3B (Common sense) Hii © WARMER + [WER A (DT 5 (ii) F 5 (ili) ‘TPaper 1 Reading 39 OnmTa BES Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014. [1] I try to think about what to write. ‘In a city like Hong Kong where people try hard not to smile, I just wanted to say Hello.’ I add, ‘I sincerely hope you had a good day, or at least this random note will make you feel better.’ That’s a good start. [2] My next letter is the same, except I address it to ‘the stranger in the park’. By the last letter, I figure less is more, so I simply write You are the best!’ I just love that one. I think I got it right. Decide whether the following statements are True, False, or the information is Not Given in paragraphs 1-2. (3 marks) Statements i) The writer believes people in Hong Kong should smile more. ii) The writer thinks that longer notes are better. O00% OOO" O00 iii) The writer loves the last letter most. FL = SPA ait 4 5} RB BF ad Hi FE 42 15 GASES = @ ‘people...Hong Kong... smile more’ > (ii) ‘longer notes ... better’ Ji (iii) ‘loves ... last letter most’ ° One : BAS BACAR i SSS () 3c42 4H ‘In a city like Hong Kong where people try hard not to smile’ » Slat HUI EIR > MEA OS 0 TLL UR ATTA © Gi) SCHERRBA ‘less is more’ > MAMAS RIMS > AUB yA SER AG iii) PEERS > GE URS EE A PER» BI EKA ABER © SIT JAE BEAA GE © Bulpeay4 ing 5** i; 40 _ Gotting 5** in n 9 Weeks: English Language (Fifth Edition) | 5.2 183854B Inference © HERG Amference) -& e-em UNA HR Ae 9 HEA EXCH ALEIAE HE » + EL eH HA YATE (Tone) BRIERE UN) (Purpose) » FF-ACHMHE (Style) » EE (Fact) BREIL (View) © 25mg Ha@38 $8 28 G Inferring Tone ° BOB Ra Ae REL DUELS As HYLAND'S OR > LETTE TEMES» BRETT FATS Ae ET YI» SGIUETTL 4 25 GE mS TT» et = 7 aoe > ROB ULER— FIR + BEE LIRR] » PLE AR AY Be Bee RES Fl AK = — APATITE Bit (Adjectives) © — fEYFTHE; (Punctuation) » AVARIKEE + FIRED MT ° — (LIE SCRE SRE > MERE RESCR REL © < ESR BAEIE SD» — RaePaper 1 Reading 41 gy E © DAR Er aE PARTE A: 2 admirable (Ji 209) hopeful (4478 2244) | agreeable (#8784232 119 ) humorous (fF HABK ERY ) amazed (ArH) idealistic (EARAY) d amused (HOH PE dy) impatient (ASi#}444) a angry (HAY) mournful (3/851) anxious (34h) optimistic (3278289) apologetic (em AEA) persuasive (#7 sil 7764) appreciative (8709) pessimistic (2784115) bleak (4 AJB #249) polite (#84949) bold (ANGAY) provocative (| i iaeht) ) celebratory (Jf) remorseful (16119) compassionate ( (fH) reflective (RMI) confident ( Fi {#89) respectful (244(89) disagreeable (AAA) sad (fbi) disappointed (3-419) sarcastic (#9) encouraging (#8 (NAY) satisfactory (8 ALAN) . entertaining (#119) serious (ZICH) enthusiastic (#41119) shocked ( j#2 514) firm (HEA) strong (i HEA) friendly (281i) ) surprised ( i4A9) frustrated (2&2 7 92/9) grieving (F:(5(19) happy (He4809) helpful (S&S) ABS) sympathetic (3 (FI‘if-L>48) tempting (%5| Af) thankful (2eav eet HY ) urgent (Rah)42 __ Getting 5** j in 9 Weeks: English Language (Fi Oxia MOBS Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014. With my pen and paper ready, I try hard to think about what I might say. T don’t want to make a mistake and ruin the whole thing. I look for inspiration online. But I don’t look smart with my first line, ‘Hey! You! ...’ No. How does the writer feel? A. satisfied B. nervous C. relaxed A BC Dp D. furious OO00 TROD HAR CRERNYAA MBAR | | merece = BD AYE FPA SA = 2 LAR EP ee BBR ° Ovens 2 PES HH AY AER EARS ty BAS RE BS WE > TPB No’ BAAR RU SERS HY AS GARE Bei © oe S ia iemise : HOH A Be C ATTRA « RUA RAREST + PRD REHL BIER «$4317 LAB ADS FBGA Inferring Style and Purpose © SICH RL A Ae FE IF Ea 9 Bs FF E19 (Purpose) #/RLM (Style) ° © MSM MRE AEA 1. SED UU AA SEIS > 7 AEA IHL SP © 2. UAE > REA EOF RS » CIEIE Ail (Adjectives) £9 30° 3, HHLDR A » LER ANAL 19 ESR OE HH TE EE ° + BMG APRSEN MA ICAEM » HRRE Paper 1 Reading 43 we I —— Burpeay - eae i) © SPE AYICHD (Text types) MAHA BMA > = AAR > © MMe AMAA Te FAURE WEA > NAF (Review) AP CEA TERFRAM RH > TE Hid (Diary entry) BH Grd F SERS BARA NG © (ELIE » AE SCAMMER (Article) AYO PER WOS AR > SARE ef Bese TC AY ° DARE LAISCH > RE ROA BE ATES AE j a iit text types) argumentative essay (i243) letter to the editor (iA fei) article (CHE) lyrics (Kil) biography (f4#2) personal letter (#4 AHH) blog / diary entry ( Ai) poem (iF) book / film review (#F#E/ EAHA) proposal (ziti) editorial (#7) report (#4) email ( 738 ) script (4) leaflet (Ei (a Hake) speech (JH?) letter of advice (7238 {%) story (#3F) letter of complaint (42@##) web page (#151)ee a 7 44 Gotting 5** ing Weeks: English Language (Fifth Edition) | | Purpose (#6 f# Hf) to advise (#tH&) to express (SF) to agree (jr #) to guide (3]##) to argue (fii) to honour (8-450) to analyse (4} 47) to inform (#4) to apply (Hii) to inquire (#0 FH] ) to comment (AFi®) to narrate (#iiu) to complain ($i) to persuade / convince (ii) to criticize (4H) to praise (i132) to define (18) 8) to promote (Ef fi) to defend (Jia) to protest (iti) to describe (4%) to publicize (714) to disagree (75[a] 3) to reflect (RH) to educate (#477) to report (#2) to encourage (#8) to request / plea (###2K) to entertain (24%) to stimulate (#i)3) to explain / elaborate (f¥#4¥) to support (3¢4#) to expose (133%) to warn (#547) ; | : Style (BARE) analytical (4}4/rH4) friendly (222) educational (#27 E319) informal (JE iE sty) entertaining (8/19) literary (32244) formal (JESCHY) Poetical (F2EH1))Paper 1 Reading 45 Oni SS Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2015. I think you have written about how Koreans are obsessed with success and education. Could you share with us your thoughts on this? I'd say that mothers in rich districts, like Gangnam, are pretty like ‘monsters’. When I taught these kids English, I always found them arriving in luxury cars. If they got a ‘B’ or lower grade in a subject, their mothers would go crazy, and I would find these kids weeping the next time I saw them. Why does Daniel describe Gangnam mothers as ‘monsters’? 20k Daniel #2 Gangnam A 8ERE [12% | AUDA » Oia 5 @;, } ABH : ee “Parents are scary because are are ree obsessed with suci their children fail, they will be mad / crazy.” (RE SSLOH ERI - SR | i GFR > MUM ER >) =] ges 7 a oe4 ing 5** j 46 _ Gotting 5** in 9 Weeks: English Language (Fifth Edition) | EAB ROR Inferring Facts and Views ° PEW A RE SRSA RPI AE HT ROLE 1H — MICA (Text) » Test PLL AN IME (Reply message) ~ AL ANY DRRR (Quote) 4 » RAR POS ARAN CARAT AE — STULL ha ae A A+ LNT A RETR TEAS» — AR toe 8 na ga 9 A)» i 38 2s BC HP — ABE A FAD HIF © — HEH BE Baa SL aA AAR De» PICS a A EA TO SARE « HL PY ESE RAGE — POH ERE SCAR Ag a CAR HY DR BAR SA EY a — PURE PARE SOR + AMARA > DASCREITE EH H HEB AG BIE WS BA BS EB BE EAS HE By Te ata EL SOS A RL BORG T WHEL BOR > ZEPeS SUB HRT PAT > HATA © enna BEY WR > AF A BA ECA A Ba A AY A: Re Se: REE: (Coherence and Cohesiveness) : 3: AL HOE HARE AY OER SC SPN EAE LAE» HY} SER (Topic) 1a NEAL | (Controlling idea) 5 ASAE (EE ARR SERA > ZR Ay a aR ay aR eS PAL | {eta ° } 0 AACE AN RRA ATMO BIBUT: (Keywords) SAS TCA AYE MAR aids » CREE RA | Dep AP EA 7 0 AMAA,» SAME, >» WEASEL RASH» (ELEGY “Fo Seep ERA UNRATE» TB — BL Ba aac AE BEESh + Mee REA HH Be TELARC PF >» BRT SE RUAN AE AAT BES > CBE TE TATE ‘WNT SAME YE — BOR EARL (AST BL LT LI TB Ais (Adjective)) wed StL 19 BE © PRT ARLE ASAME > PR BUAR BAM SCS He AS Eo eee A NE AE © 5 AE RE FEE LAF 4 SUA il HB BF (Lexical links) + 37-ii] (Cohesive marker) = DAA RAMEE cl > TRENT ER > a: and > also > SURE RB but » although > however : WEB | BAR $0 > therefore ~ because : Witt#i -RUMR A EAR Fad AY EAS} AT BG pp.271-274 © — ft4iial Pronouns) #1 Iii] (Reference words) + GIF AK ‘he’ > ‘she’ >it’ > ‘they’ > ‘him’ *‘her’ ~ ‘them’ > ‘this’ > ‘that’ > ‘these’ Be those’ ¢ ARS RAM SAM RU RE B HSA EARS HAS Ai» EAL SE ELM (Singular) BE MM (Plural) » AEA] HAMS RS fel ait A & — |r] 38t] (Synonyms) : MASE ee — Pa LEE RA FIR» Pl = problems — difficulties / issues theories — schools of thoughts | ideas Weir FY REMC CFB (Rephrasing) > (ELEM BEEA » iin : “It is necessary that ...._ >... is of utmost importance.’ DA ETN ADE RSE EE SEE» (ERT Tae] > aE ANIA] — [2%] (Antonyms) : BMERPREMRWEA > AFL > HHI Aial (Adjective) > @ ALR Paper 1 Reading 47 6Hulpeay48 ‘ing 5** 4, SS _ Gating ** ino Weuks: English Langge Fh Eaton) — Faia (Hyponyms) : Fa J 9-45 FL a HSS — EIA AE BBD > rose lily flower HY FER » (BLANSLAR AYIA EAL AL AEA RAPE + GY MUA T aki rel Of HBS Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2016. | Food trucks make people angry. Local restaurants complain that they steal customers and | need not pay rent. Officials worry that the local area will be adversely affected. Many people think that they are filthy (‘roach coaches’ is the term they use). What does the term ‘roach coaches’ (line 3) suggest about the food trucks?Paper 1 Reading 49 8% Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2015. z ® 2 2S 3 e Daniel Tudor speaks to Charmaine Chan about his latest book which will be published in June 2014. Ten years ago, after graduation, Daniel moved to Seoul, and was attracted by the warmth of Korean society. He has since written two books about Korea. Who is Charmaine Chan? Onrar: 2 JERE ACRE ROIS < eee } | HB > aes: “XP BENTH Daniel 4£HH Charmaine Chan RIA E> > BFL | Charmaine Chan REMIT Cea Sari Lee Bommel intense + BL ‘a reporter’ ah COSmT 2% Paper 1, HKDSE English Language Examination, 2014. When I heard my idol’s name shouted out by photographers, I felt an intense excitement in me together with a flood of fury. Not a single person could recognize me, Oh, John. i) How does the writer feel when he says ‘Oh, John’? ii) Why does he have this feeling?SO oH 1 _ Gotting 5 S** ing Weeks: English Language (Fifth Edition) | Qin Hi: ANE () SORAYA: OETA MUIR ERRATUM « ZH Gy) BRAGA DT AIS eR - 4 re Se aE a SL A A RG 2 > — rm RAR RRL SUE > (ELS — Py TA Ya MEAS A A AD > emai EO ie SIEM 0x ae ABER + AHH Gi) HWEIIE “He feels embarrassed / ashamed.” ({WABZIRBH) © _ SRB Gi) YES “He does not want the readers to know how desperate he wanted | tobe famous.” (ty 7A SMA AULA HE AL» )Making Summary © QEUES¢ : LBL (Form / table filling) NUE (Fill in the blanks) 2522 « dl © BRAY : RADE > BERR POS IRAE rh ax fiG . © RAVI BORG ARS ANA tds Pap — AFR: AAA AAD © { — BE: ABS > AERA SE He TLE « — B/G : PASTA 2 BERD ZAE » 40 ‘positive’ > ‘negative’ Ze ‘neutral’ » HILAR (Adjectives) » Ml ‘interested’ K ‘annoyed’ % > — F/B + COC PRB HA ANN (Supporting details) » SeFFAIE ATE Fo RF / MAAR / BIBL > AP TA SEUR ° Ee Bate MMi (Inference) » APIMEHEMRE > ARIA pp.40-50 « © FAMISUE BRR ROTORUA (ANANTH) > LAT ARASH BER — Fa RAL BE HLS HF ALE? — BRAUMS » aM sek OTE ? — KAT EE IE CSE ?