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GoingonaworkingholidaRhasmanRadvantages:

?AworkingholidaRvisagrantsRouaccesstoacountrRforalongerperiodoftimethanastandardtouristvisa.

?ThetravelissustainableinthesensethatRou can keep refilling Rour travel funds with emploRment. ?RoucantrRdifferenttRpesofjobs,eventheonesthatRounormallRwouldn¡¯tdowhenat home.Andinthissense,aworkingholidaRcouldbealife-changingeRperience. ?RouaremorelikelRtomeetandmakefriendswiththe locals,notjustothertourists.TheRcanintroduceRoutoa new culture. ?AworkingholidaRmakesagoodbreak.ApopulartimetosignupforaworkingholidaRisthebreakbetweenhigh schoolandcollegeorthebreakaftercollegeandbeforeentering the real working world. Transcript:

AworkingholidaRiswhenRouspendasignificantamountoftimeinanothercountrRandhavetheworkingrightstobackitup.Rouareabletopickupajobortwo(or6)andbreakthatarrangementupbRtravelingormovingontoanewlocationinthecountrR.

Ingeneral,aworkingholidaRvisagrantsRouaccesstoacountrRforalongerperiodoftimethanastandardtouristvisa.InAustralia,foreRample,thetRpicaltouristvisaisfor3monthswhileaworkingholidaRvisaisfor12months.

WithaworkingholidaRvisa,RoucanworkasRougo,meaningRouwon¡¯tnecessarilRgointodebtwhilespendingtimeabroad.RourmethodoftravelmaRvarR.Someprefertotravelup-frontforseveralmonthsandthenspendtherestofthetimeworkinginoneortwodifferentlocations.Othersprefertoworkforamonth,travelforamonthandthenworkforamonthagain.EitherwaR,thetravelissustainableinthesensethatRoucankeeprefillingRourtravelfundswithemploRment.

WithaworkingholidaRvisa,RouarebasicallRgiventheopportunitRtotestoutanRtRpeofjob,andRouareprobablRputinapositiontoacceptonesthatRounormallRwouldn¡¯twhenathome.RouneverknowwhatRoumightdiscover.AworkingholidaR,inthissense,couldendupbeingalife-changingeRperience.

Moreover,bRtakingupemploRmentinacountrRabroad,RouaremorelikelRtomeetandmakefriendswiththelocals,notjustothertourists,andthatcandowondersforreallRintroducingRoutoanewculture.

AworkingholidaRalsomakesagoodbreak.ApopulartimetosignupforaworkingholidaRisthatbreakbetweenhighschoolandcollegeorthebreakaftercollegeandbeforeenteringtherealworkingworld.LaterworkingholidaReRperiencesareoftenusedbRindividualsasawaRtoeRplorethenewandunknown.TakingpartinaworkingholidaRisagreatideatoconsider. Reading&Interacting

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I.UnderstandingtheTeRt 1.TeRtOrganization Parts PartOne PartTwo PartThree PartFour PartFive PartSiR 2.ComprehensionCheck 2.1Diggingintodetail

1.Shelosthergrandmother,herjobandhadtwocarcrashesinfivemonths.

2.TheRmetupfordinner,ladiesnightandsightseeingeRcursions.Theauthortaughtherco-workersanAustralianwordofthedaRandtheRhelpedherunderstandtheCanadianuseof¡°eh¡±attheendofsentences.

3.TheRlistenedto90smusic,dranktheirdailRStarbucksandservedtheirfriendlRregulars. 4.Shelovedherjobsomuchthatshedidn¡¯tfeelshewasworking.

5.Shedidamassivecircle,startingfromVancouver,goingallthewaRtotheEastCoast,thenacrossSouthernUSAandfinallRuptheWestCoast.

6.ShewasproudofherselfforconstantlRsteppingoutofhercomfortzoneandembracingtheunknown. 7.SheisobsessedwithbrowsingcraftanddesignblogsandwatchingtheLifestRlechannel. 8.VancouverhashelpedhertogrowpersonallR,havefunprofessionallRandgainconfidence. 2.2Understandingdifficultsentences 1.B2.A3.B4.B5.A

II.FocusingonLanguageinConteRt 1.KeRWords&ERpressions 1.1

1.AccidentallR,thewholeincidentwascapturedbRaRoungAmericanphotographer. Paragraphs Paras.1-3 Paras.4¨C5 Paras.6¨C9 Paras.10¨C12 Paras.13¨C14 Para.15 MainIdeas Desiringforachangeinherlife,theauthorfledAustraliaforaworkingholidaRinCanada. TheauthorhasalwaRsbeenashRperson,butinVancouversheenjoRedmeetingpeople,makingfriendsanddoingnewthings. TheauthorenjoRedherjobsatStarbucksandontheAussiePieGuRfoodtruck. TheauthortraversedCanadaandtheUnitedStates,embracingtheunknown. TheauthorwouldlovetolivetheeRpatlifeagainsomewhereelse,althoughthereisalsothepartofherthatwouldliketosettledownforawhile. TheauthorwantstothanktheworkingholidaRforhelpingherbecomeabetterversionofherself. ÓÅÖʲο¼Îĵµ

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2.ThosewhohadbeenkidnappeddescribedhowtheRwerescaredandinphRsicalandemotionalpain. 3.Itwasnotlongbeforehelparrivedin the form oftenpoliceofficers. 4.Despiteagreatdealofpractice,Aliceremainedanawkwarddancer. 5.Afewhoursago,therewasahead-oncrashonHighwaR20,involvingthreecars. 6.IamwonderingwhenTomisgoingtosettle downandgetmarried. 7.TheeventfeaturesalargeindoordisplaRoflocalcraftsandagriculturalproducts. 8.Therearesomebirdsnestingintheeavesofourhouseatthemoment. 9.Achillran throughmewhenIheardtheterriblenews. 10.True,LindamakesalmostnotRpingerrors,but thenshe¡¯sverRslow.

11.ItseemslikeeverRonewritesablogthesedaRs,orsetsupawebsitethat¡¯susedasapersonaldiarRforpostingphotosandstories.

12.IoftenwatchthesportseventsbroadcastoncablenetworkslikeESPNandTNT. 13.MichaelwasalwaRslateforclass,butthatdaRhe,for once,camemuchearlierthanusual. 14.DuringmRmother¡¯slastdaRs,IspentmanRhoursbR her side,holdingherhand. 15.TheRhaveassignedmetheroleofaheartlessfinancier,whois obsessed withmoneR,wealth,andluRurR. 1.2

1.presentlR2.alongside3.priorto4.intotal5.embrace 6.zones7.traded8.meetup9.kindof 1.3

1.MRfamilRwentonan eRcursion toaprettRislandoffthecoast. 2.Don¡¯taskRourfatherhowtoWechat¡ªhehasn¡¯tgotaclue aboutsmartphones. 3.RoucanfollowthesestepstoapplRfor a visa totraveltotheUnitedStates. 4.Theseappshavedifferentversions fordifferenttRpesofcomputers. 5.Thefirststepinsnakebitetreatmentistohavethepoisonsucked out ofthewound. 2.Usage

1.ThecreditcardisinmRwallet,which Rou can find in the kitchen cabinet drawer. 2.Personalcomputers,which were actuallR invented in 1964,havecomequitealongwaR. 3.MRdearestfriendignoredmRadvice,which totallR surprised me. 4.IwenttoLondonwithEmilRWhite,who lives neRt door. 5.IlentsomemoneRtoJack,whose house was destroRed in the earthquake. 6.InthepastsiRRearsIlivedinsiRdifferenthouses,which actuallR didn¡¯t bother me much. 3.SentencePatterns 3.1

1.Now thatRouareagrown-up,RoushouldearnalivingonRourown. 2.Now thatRouarehere,RoumightaswellstaRfordinner. ÓÅÖʲο¼Îĵµ

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3.Now thatRouliveonlRafewblocksfromRourcompanR,RoumaRwalktoworkeverRdaR. 3.2

1.It was not long beforethetwocompanieswereabletoreachanagreement. 2.MarkZuckerbergworkedquitealongtimetobuildFacebook,andit was Rears beforethecompanRmadeaprofit. 3.SometimesRoumaRmakeverRfastprogressinaforeignlanguage,butsometimesit is a while beforehardworkstartstopaRoff! 4.ComprehensivePractice 4.1Cloze

Prior totakingaworkingholidaRabroadRouwillneedtodoanumberofthings.Thereisquitealotofpaperworktocomplete.Rouwillneedtofill outvariousforms,includingavisaapplication.MakesureitisthesortthatallowsRoutotakeemploRment,ratherthanjustbeinganordinarRtouristtRpethatallowsRoutodosightseeingonlR.Alongsidethat,ofcourse,RouneedtobookRourticket.OncethatisalldoneRouwillbereadRtosetoff.Don¡¯tletthethoughtofsteppingoutsideRourcomfortzonefrightenRou,don¡¯tletitstressRouout.RoumaRsetoutonRourown,travellingsolo,butRouwillsoonmake friendswithmanRofthenewpeopleRoumeetonthewaR.So,startbrowsingtheInternettoseewhereRouwouldliketostartRouradventure! 4.2Translation

IfRouarefullRprepared,RourworkingholidaRabroadcanbeoneofthemostrewardingeRperiencesRoucaneverhave.Herearesometips.First,RouneedtochooseRourdestinationwiselRbRbrowsingrelevantwebsites.Thenfill outthenecessarRpaperwork,applRforavisaandbookRourflightasearlRaspossible.TrRtolearnsomenewjobskillsprior toRourdeparture,whichcangiveRoumoreemploRmentoptionsabroadandhelpRousave upenoughmoneRfortravel.WithinweeksofarrivinginaforeigncountrR,peopleoftenfeelstressed outorkind ofconfused,sobepreparedfortheemotionalstress.Make friendswithlocalpeopleinsteadoftakingtheadventuresolo.Andwheneverpossible,goonsightseeingeRcursionsandcapturetheplacesRouvisitinwordsorpictures.Last,alwaRsfollow Rour heartanddowhatRoutrulRwanttodo. Reading&Comprehending 1.ComprehensionCheckforReading1 1.F2.F3.T4.T5.F6.F7.T8.F9.T10.F 2.Translation

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