研究生英語聽說教程(基礎級/第三版)教師用書（簡體書）

《新編研究生英語系列教程·研究生英語聽說教程：教師用書（基礎級/第3版）》據北京市有關院校根據最新《研究生英語教學大綱》（試行）以及近年來研究生英語教學的實際需要編寫，適用于高等院校文、理、工、醫、農、林等各學科的非英語專業碩士研究生。·

任林靜，中國人民大學外語學院教授。·

《新編研究生英語系列教程?研究生英語聽說教程基礎級教師用書(第3版)》適用于高等院校文、理、工、醫、農、林等各學科的非英語專業碩士研究生。

Unit One
Unit Two
Unit Three
Unit Four
Unit Five
Unit Six
Unit Seven
Unit Eight
Listening Test One
Listening Test Two
Unit Nine
Unit Ten
Unit Eleven
Unit Twelve
Unit Thirteen
Unit Fourteen
Unit Fifteen
Unit Sixteen
Listening Test Three
Listening Test Four
Keys to Exercises
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On May 9， 2010， thirty-three-year-old Chen Weining was killed in a car accident in Beijing. So was his six-year-old daughter. The black car was traveling at 120 kilometers per hour. Chen Jia was the driver. He was drunk at the time. "There's nothing I can do to repay the family. I'm just a criminal，" Chen said.
This is just one of many drunk driving accidents across China. A recent government report recorded over 40 thousand drunk driving cases nationwide in 2009.
The legal limit in China is 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood， roughly equivalent to one or two glasses of beer. In China drinking is deeply rooted in the culture. Getting drunk together is often seen as a true sign of friendship. Or， as the Chinese say， 'A thousand cups of wine are not too much when close friends meet." And some even think being able to drink a lot can earn respect.
But the new law is helping to change people's attitudes. The new law was introduced by the government in May 2011 in an effort to reduce casualties and damages caused by drunk driving.
In the past drunk driving was considered a minor offence. The local police could deal with the problem. Offenders were often detained for just 15 days and risked losing their licenses for just 3 t06 months.