B) Write some sentences after the model. 仿写句子。
Model: English table manners are so confusing that I'm a little worried.
1. Chinese food is very delicious. Many foreigners fall in love with it.

2. The street during Lantern festival is very crowded. We have to walk slowly.

Model: Don't bring food unless the host asks you to.
3. Don't bring flowers if you don't know the local flower customs.

4. You can't improve your English if you don't practice speaking every day.

Model: Take off your shoes as soon as you enter someone's home.
5. Call me. You reach the airport.

6. Lily saw her friend. She ran to hug her.

B)1. Chinese food is so delicious that many foreigners fall in love with it.
2. The street during Lantern Festival is so crowded that we have to walk slowly.
3. Don’t bring flowers unless you know the local flower customs.
4. You can’t improve your English unless you practice speaking every day.
5. Call me as soon as you reach the airport.
6. As soon as Lily saw her friend, she ran to hug her.

Ⅲ. Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words or the given words in their proper forms. 阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词或括号内单词的正确形式。
I'm an English teacher from the UK. After teaching in London for many years, I decided to look for a job overseas, as I was (interest) in getting to know how people live in other parts of the world. Finally, I got a job teaching English in Singapore, which sounded (interest) to me at first.
To my surprise, living in modern Singapore was similar to living in London I quickly got used to my new life—it was really (surprise)! Most local people could speak English fluently; even strangers on the street would happily help me when I seemed (confuse). My workmates, of course, went out of their way to make me feel at home.
I was very happy when a young workmate invited me to her wedding (婚礼). It was a church wedding, just like those in the UK.
On that big day, I arrived at the church in my best suit and tie. To my surprise, the other male guests were in simple shirts and most didn't even have a tie on. The only guys in suits were the couple's fathers and the groom (新郎) himself. I felt so (embarrass) that I wished I could disappear in the crowd, but it was impossible for me, a big 1.8 meter tall Englishman, not to stand out.
Well, people say “when in Rome, do as the Romans do”. Before you go to a foreign country, you should learn about (culture) differences first—this way, you won't run into (embarrass) things.

interested, interesting, so, that, surprising, confused, embarrassed, cultural, embarrassing