2.　　 Not until you’re more 　experienced 　(experience) can you go out on a story on your own.

1.　　 Never will Zhou Yang forget his first 　assignment 　(assign) at the office of China Daily. His 　discussion 　(discuss) with his boss was to strongly influence his life 　as 　a reporter.

16.　 There were so many carriages that I 　lost sight of 　(sight) Wang Ping and my link 　to 　him was broken … Just then I 　caught sight of 　(sight) him and flew after him.

Unit 4

(I)

15.　 Exhausted 　(exhaust), I slid into bed and fell fast 　asleep 　(sleep).

14.　 Having spread 　(spread) some food on the table, she produced a bed from the floor.

13.　 Tomorrow you will be ready for some visits 　organized 　(organize) by the company.

12.　 I found later that the leaves provided 　(v.) the house with much-needed oxygen.

11.　 I got 　lost 　(lose) when we reached 　what 　looked like a large market 　　　 because of the

people flying 　by 　in all directions.

10.　 I was back 　(adj.) on my feet again, and followed him to collect a hovering carriage 　driven 　(drive) by computer. By 　bending 　(bend) and 　pressing 　(press) down on the　 driving 　(drive) stick, we could move swiftly.

9.　　 The air seemed thin as though its 　combination 　(combine) of gases had little oxygen 　left 　(leave).