重點講解：
1. would like to do sth.
（表示愿意）想要；
eg. I would like to move to another town and make a fresh start.
我想搬到另一個城市去，從頭做起DVS;Vh[_h&nND]。
eg. I would like to give you some advice in the name of a friend.
我愿意以朋友的名義給你一些建議xjjZfw@ToW。
2. instead of
代替…；而不是…；
eg. Instead of exulting over his failure, you should have lent him a helping hand.
你不應該對他的失敗幸災樂禍，而應幫他一把LdP0H0%g7Gy|y。
eg. Most large steamships now burn oil instead of coal.
現在多數的大輪船都燒油而不燒煤@VimNpT*Iy3=hWj-。
3. on the other hand
（從）另一方面（來說）（用于引出相對照的另一點）；
eg. The Blairgowrie Highland Games, on the other hand, are the real thing rather than a media event.
另一方面，布萊爾高里高地賽確實是真正的比賽，而不單是媒體盛事%8P+PYY&^k。
eg. This is a novel, but on the other hand, it can be looked as a biography.
這是一部小說，在另一方面，它又可以被看作一部傳記!S[Ku0&,yG&;。
4. take pride in
以……自豪；
eg. They take great pride in their heritage.
他們為自己的歷史傳統深感自豪(_dKb8K|fg[%=OQ~(]IH。
eg. He seems to take pride in making fatuous remarks.
說起這番蠢話來，他似乎還挺得意9]]=[qCWnxLgKbsSWo。
5. for sure
無疑；肯定；
eg. She won't dare do that again, and that's for sure.
她不敢再干那事了，那是毫無疑問的+eS)#pQRgee.n7[i;hU。
eg. One thing is for sure,it's not going to be easy.
有一點可以肯定，事情不會很容易F9kVSw4r0se4H&_qb。