必修三《UnitTheMillionPoundBankNote》(共张)公开课一等奖课件.ppt

1、新课标人教版课件系列高中英语必修必修3-3-3.8Unit 3 The Million Pound Bank-noteThe Million Pound Bank-NoteThe Million Pound Bank-Note A penniless(poor)and lost young American in London becomes the subject of a bet between two rich and eccentric(古怪的)English gentlemen.They want to know how a poor man do and live with a m

2、illion pound note.And a series of funny things happened.The Million Pound Bank-Note:short story:(original version:)by Mark Twain play:(adapted from the short story)film :Directed by Ronald NeameIf a rich person gives you a large amount of money to use as you like,for example,one million pound,what w

3、ill you do?Discussionthe betvHave you ever made a bet with a friend?If so,what did you bet on?How did you feel about the bet after it was won or lost?Characters in the play:Henry Adams:An American businessman,lost in London without money,friends or a job.Main Characters Characters in Scene 3:Henry a

4、 lost American businessman in London Roderick a rich Englishman,Olivers brother Oliver a rich Englishman,Rodericks brother Servant to the brothers Characters in Scene 4:Portia Olivers daughter Mr.Clemens a diner in the restaurant and expert on bank-notesSome new wordsincredible:difficult to believe

5、难以置信的难以置信的stare at:look at sb./sth.for a long time 凝视凝视nightfall:the time in the evening when it becomes dark 傍晚傍晚survive:continue to live or exist 生存生存;存活存活spot:see or notice a person or thing 发现发现account for:to be the explanation or cause of sth.是是.的原因的原因charity:施舍施舍1.Who was Henry?Fast ReadingAn

6、American businessman,who arrived in London by accident,penniless,hungry and lonely.2.How did Henry Adams come to England?3.Where did Henry work before?How much did he have?It was the ship that brought him to England.He worked for a mining company before and he had no money at all.4.What did the two

7、gentlemen give Henry?5.When can Henry open the letter?6.Why did they chose Henry?They give him a letter.He cant open it until two oclock.Because Henry was honest,hard-working and poor.Put the following events in correct order:A.Henry wandered in London streets.B.About a month ago,Henry Adams was sai

8、ling out of the bay.C.The next morning he was spotted by a ship.D.Towards nightfall he found himself carried out to sea by a strong wind.E.On the ship he earned his passage by working as an unpaid hand.BDCEAvWhy did the narrator say“youre about to hear the most incredible tale”?A.Because Henry Adams

9、 survived at sea.B.Because Henry Adams earned his passage by working as an unpaid hand.C.Because Roderick and Oliver invited Henry to step in and asked him questions.D.Because Henry Adams,a tramp,was given some money for reasons unknown to him.Now do the exercises in the textbookcomprehending Answer

10、 key for Exercise 1:1 F 2 F 3 O 4 O 5 O Answer key for Exercise 2:1 clever 2 confident 3 foolish 4 glad 5 jealousSum up the main idea of the whole passage The story happened in _ in _.Henry,a tramp who came from _ landed in Britain _.He earned his _ by working as an _ hand.Wandering in London street

11、s,he met _ who asked him to _ their house.After asking Henry many questions,they gave him _.London1903San Franciscoby accidentpassageunpaid two old brothers step inside a letterPlease find out all the stage directions(the Italics斜体字斜体字),and guess their functions in the play.Functions:1)tone of voice

12、 2)behaviourDivide up the class so that each group of students looks at one character and then share the idea of each group.What kinds of people are Henry Adams,Oliver and Roderick?Find some adjectives(or other words)to describe them after reading.The characteristics of Henry:It is my first trip her

13、e.Well,to be honest,I have none.(no money)Well,I cant say that I have any plans.I dont want your charity.I just want an honest job.honest:I earned my passage by working as an unpaid hand.Could you offer me some kind of work here?I dont want your charity,I just want an honest job.hard-workingpround W

14、ell,it may seem luck to you but not to me.If this is your idea of some kind of joke,I dont think its very funny.Now,if youll excuse me,I think Ill be on my way.careless:direct:I landed in Britain by accident.The characteristics of Oliver and Roderick:servants and not worrying about giving a stranger

15、 a million pound bank-noteprepared to bet one million pounds just for a bit of funThey see that Herry is honest and proudrichmischievousgood judges of characterEnjoy Scene 3.Explanation1.A large quantity of money=a large sum of money 常用于修饰不可数名常用于修饰不可数名词。词。Now he has a large amount of money.He can do

16、 anything he wants with it.1)只用于修饰可数名词的有只用于修饰可数名词的有:dozens ofscores of a great many a big(large/great)number ofbig(large/great)numbers of2)只用于修饰不可数名词的有只用于修饰不可数名词的有:mucha great(good)deal ofa great(good)amount of3)既可修饰可数名词既可修饰可数名词,也可修饰也可修饰不可数名词的有不可数名词的有:a lot of lots ofplenty ofa large quantity of 2.W

17、hat will you do with it?do with 对待；处理对待；处理 What shall we do with the rubbish?比较比较:do with/deal with 两个都有两个都有“处理处理,对付对付”之意之意 do with中的中的do是及物动词是及物动词;而而deal with中的中的deal是不及物动词是不及物动词,所以所以do with用用what提问提问,deal with用用how提问。提问。How are you going to deal with the waste paper?What are you going to do with t

18、he old books?3.make a bet make a bet on sth.with sb.=bet on sth.with sb.I bet=Im certain 我肯定我肯定类似的短语：have a bet 打赌 win/lose a bet 打赌赢/输了 accept/take up a bet 同意打赌4.Now ladies and gentlemen,youre about to hear the most incredible tale.女士们，女士们，先生们，先生们，你们将要听到一个你们将要听到一个最令人难以置信的故事。最令人难以置信的故事。be about to

19、do 正要（即将）做某事正要（即将）做某事e.g.Just as I was about to leave the room,the telephone rang.我正要离开房间，我正要离开房间，电话铃响了。电话铃响了。辨析：辨析：be about to/be to/be going to1)be about to do sth.表示表示“马上就马上就要要”，一般不和时间状语连用。，一般不和时间状语连用。2)be to表示按计划或职责、义务要求表示按计划或职责、义务要求必须做的事或即将发生的动作。必须做的事或即将发生的动作。3)be going to打算将要做某事，也可表打算将要做某事，也可表

20、示很可能发生的事或自然现象。示很可能发生的事或自然现象。I was about to jump when the guide stopped me.When is the invention to be put into use?Im not going to tell you the truth.5.He is lost in London.他在伦敦迷了路。他在伦敦迷了路。be lost 迷路；倾心于某事迷路；倾心于某事e.g.He was lost in the forest for three days and nights and was finally rescued by his

21、friends.他迷失在树林里三天三夜他迷失在树林里三天三夜,最后被朋友们救了出来。最后被朋友们救了出来。e.g.He was so lost in reading this book that he forgot the time of his train.他看书入了神他看书入了神,把上火车的时间都忘了。把上火车的时间都忘了。6.Permit me to lead the way,sir.先生先生,请让我来带路吧。请让我来带路吧。permit someone to do 准许准许做某事做某事e.g.Will you permit us to use this room for a meeti

22、ng this afternoon?你能准许我们今你能准许我们今天下午在这个房间开个会吗？天下午在这个房间开个会吗？permit doing 准许做某事准许做某事e.g.The rules of the club dont permit smoking.俱乐部的规矩是不允许吸烟。俱乐部的规矩是不允许吸烟。与与permit同义的词同义的词allow，也这样使用。，也这样使用。permit v./n.n./pron.+sb.to do sth.doing Dogs are not ted in the building.We dont _(smoke)in the office.I was ted

23、 _(explain)it.You cant enter the building without a.smoking to explain词语辨析：permit allow let permit 含有比较积极地同意某人做某事，多用于正式场合；allow 含有听任或默许某人做某事，它可以和副词连用，permit则不能；let多用于口语，祈使句中应用let.如：Will you permit me to say a few words?Mary wouldnt allow me in.Let my try.7.by accident=by chance eg.I only found it by

24、 accident.8.stare at stare at angrily=glare at词语辨析：stare,glare,gaze,glanceStare指由于好奇，惊讶，深思而长时间目不转睛地“直视，注视，瞪视”，有时表粗鲁无礼；glare指由于兴趣，惊奇而长时间无意识地“凝视、注视”；glance指“瞥视“”匆匆一看“。他们都可跟介词at.9.Find oneself carried out to sea(发现某发现某人自己被漂流到海上人自己被漂流到海上)find oneself+介词短语介词短语/分词分词(发现某人发现某人自己不知不觉自己不知不觉)He found himself w

25、alking in the direction of the park.。After wandering around we found ourselves back at the hotel.我们四处漫步后发现自己回到了酒店。词语辨析 foolish,silly,stupidfoolish 意为“愚蠢的”强调人缺乏智慧，常识，判断力；行为举动愚蠢，考虑不周全。silly 意为“傻的”，表人头脑简单，不懂世事，缺乏判断力；行为无聊。stupid 意为“笨”侧重人的智力差，反应迟钝。10.I earned my passage by working as unpaid hand,which ac

26、counts for my appearance.我靠做义工来顶替船费我靠做义工来顶替船费,这这就是我为什么衣冠不整的原因了。就是我为什么衣冠不整的原因了。earn ones passage 挣取旅费挣取旅费e.g.He couldnt afford the fare,and so he had to earn his passage by doing jobs on the ship.他交不起船费他交不起船费,只得靠在只得靠在船上做些零活来挣取路费。船上做些零活来挣取路费。11.account n.帐目；帐户帐目；帐户;帐单帐单 My salary is paid directly into

27、 my bank.Can you really afford this?The s show that business is improving.account for：1 explain the cause of sth 解释解释/说明某事的原因说明某事的原因 He could not for his absence from school.This might for his laziness.2 to make up an amount of sth 占占的比例的比例 According to Holowka,buildings account for 65%of total US e

28、lectricity use.account for 对对做出解释；说明原因做出解释；说明原因e.g.Nobody could account for his absence from school.没人能对他旷课做出解释。没人能对他旷课做出解释。account for:be the explanation of sth;explain the cause fo sth.做某事的解释;解释某事物的原因His illness accounts for his absence.他因病缺席.Please account for your own conduct.请你对自己的行为作出解释.12.to

29、be honest 老实说=to tell you the truth=honestly speaking 类似的说法：to be frank=frankly speaking 坦率地说To be honest,I dont think we have a chance of winning.说实话，我认为我们取胜的可能性不大。Summary of the Million Pound Bank-Note Henry,a San Francisco businessman is rescued at sea by a British ship that takes him to London w

30、here he finds himself without money,friends or the hope of finding a good job.Hungryand alone,he walks the streets of the city when unexpectedly he is asked to a large and grand house.Two rich brothers,Roderick and Oliver,have made a secret bet,Roderick believes that a man cannot survive in the city

31、 for a month with only a millionPound bank-note in his possession but Oliver believes he can.The play takes us along on Henrys misadventures with humor and surprise to discover who will win the bet.Summary and homework What do you think of this play?Is money so important?Some people say that money i

32、s everything.But some people still think that money can bring them happiness.What do you think of this?What do you think will happen to Henry after taking the money?1.Review the key sentences in this part.2.Read the whole passage fluently.3.Preview the words in the second period.Comprehending词语辨析 pr

33、obably,possible,perhaps,maybeProbably表“很可能”，若说成very/most probably,其可能性程度不言而喻；possibly 表“可能，也许”（=perhaps),若说成quite possibly 则表“很有可能”，肯定句中常与may,might连用，否定句和疑问句中改用can,could;perhaps 是英国用法，美国多用maybe,表“或许”，它们多用于口语，maybe更为随便。.pretend to be 假装是 pretend to do 假装做 pretend to be doing 假装正在做 pretend to have don

34、e 假装已经做了 pretend that clause 假装注意：pretend 后不跟 doingUsing language take a/ones chance(take chances)of doing sth./on sth.冒险，碰运气类似的表达：take/run a risk(take/run risks)of doing sth/on sthHe had his chance once.I dont know why he didnt take it.他曾有过一次机会，我不懂他为什么不利用它。难句分析 1.I wonder,Mr Adams,if youd mind us a

35、sking a few questions.I wonder whether(if)you 是表示委婉的请求的句式，用于较为正式的场合。译为：不知您是否 whether(if)you mind us asking a few questions 在句中作wonder的宾语从句,该句中的(mind us)asking a few questions 为动名词的复合结构,该结构在句中作动词mind 的宾语.“名词的所有格/形容词性物主代词+doing”为动名词(-ing形式)的复合结构,该结构在句中能做主语,表语和宾语.动名词(-ing形式)的复合结构:1.用作主语:Sophias having

36、seen them did not surprise us.索非亚看见了他们,这并不使我们感到惊讶.2.用作宾语:Excuse my interrupting you.3.用作表语:What worried the child most was his not being allowed to visit his mother in the hospictal.使那孩子不安的是不允许他到医院探望他的妈妈.在现代英语中,动名词复合结构用作宾语时,其名词多用通格,形容词性物主代词也多用代词的宾格.mind us asking.就属这种情况.I hate people being unhappy.P

37、lease say nothing about us calling.难句2.And it was the ship that brought you to England.该句为强调句,其句型为:“It was+被强调部分+that+句子剩余的部分”.It was in this room that Lu Xun once lived.Was it because his mother was ill that he didnt go to school.When was it that the club was set up?这个俱乐部成立是什么时候?难句3.I earned my pas

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42、灜灏灞灟灠灡灢湾滦灥灦滟灨灪火灬部:灮灱灲灳灴灷灸灹灺灻灼炀炁炂炃炄炅炆炇炈炋炌炍炏炐炑炓炔炕炖炗炘炙炚炛炜炝炞炟炠炡炢炣照炥炦炧炨炩炪炫炯炰炱炲炳炴炵炶炷炻炽炾炿烀烁烃烄烅烆烇烉烊烋烌烍烎烐烑烒烓烔烕烖烗烙烚烜烝烞烠烡烢烣烥烩烪烯烰烱烲烳烃烵烶烷烸烹烺烻烼烾烿焀焁焂焃焄焇焈焉焋焌焍焎焏焐焑焒焓焔焕焖焗焘焙焛焜焝焞焟焠焢焣焤焥焧焨焩焪焫焬焭焮焯焱焲焳焴焵焷焸焹焺焻烧焽焾焿煀煁煂煃煄煅辉煈炼煊煋煌煍煎煏煐煑炜煓煔暖煗煘煚煛煜煝煞煟煠煡茕煣焕煦煨煪煫炀煭煯煰煱煲煳煴煵煶煷煸煹煺煻煼煽煾煿熀熁熂熃熄熅熆熇熈熉熋熌熍熎熏熐熑荧熓熔熕熖炝熘熚熛熜熝熞熠熡熢熣熤熥熦熧熨熩熪熫熬熭熮熯熰颎熳熴熵熶熷熸熹熺熻

43、熼熽炽熿燀烨燂燅燆燇炖燊燋燌燍燎燏磷燑燓燔燖燗燘燚燛燝燞燠燡燢燣燤燥灿燧燨燩燪燫燮燯燰燱燲燳烩燵燵燸燹燺薰燽焘耀爀爁爂爃爄爅爇爈爉爊爋爌烁爎爏爑爒爓爔爕爖烨爘爙爚烂爜爝爞爟爠爡爢爣爤爥爦爧爨爩孛孜孞孠孡孢孥孧孨孪孙孬孭孮孯孰孱孲孳孴孵孶孷孹孻孼孽孾宀部:宄宆宊宍宎宐宑宒宓宔宖実宥宧宨宩宬宭宯宱宲宷宸宺宻宼寀寁寃寈寉寊寋寍寎寏寔寕寖寗寘寙寚宁寝寠寡寣寥寪寭寮寯寰寱寲宝寴寷寸部:寽対尀専尃克尌小部:尐尒尕尗尛尜尞尟尠尢部:尣尢尥尦尨尩尪尫尬尭尮尯尰尴尳尴尵尶尸部:屃屇屐屒屃屔屖屗屘屙屚屛屉扉屟屡屣履屦屧屦屩屪屫山部:敳屮屰屲屳屴屵屶屷屸屹屺屻屼屽屾岃岄岅岆岇岈岉岊岋岌岍岎岏岐岑岒岓岔岕岖岘岙岚岜岝

44、岞岟岠岗岢岣岤岥岦岧岨岪岫岬岮岯岰岲岴岵岶岷岹岺岻岼岽岾岿峀峁峂峃峄峅峆峇峈峉峊峋峌峍峎峏峐峑峒峓崓峖峗峘峚峙峛峜峝峞峟峠峢峣峤峥峦峧峨峩峪峬峫峭峮峯峱峲峳岘峵峷峸峹峺峼峾峿崀崁崂崃崄崅崆崇崈崉崊崋崌崃崎崏昆崒崓崔崕崖崘崚崛崜崝崞崟岽崡峥崣崤崥崦崧崨崩崪崫岽崮崯崰崱崲嵛崴崵崶崷崸崹崺崻崼崽崾崿嵀嵁嵂嵃嵄嵅嵆嵇嵈嵉嵊嵋嵌嵍嵎嵏岚嵑岩嵓嵔嵕嵖岁嵘嵙嵚嵛嵜嵝嵞嵟嵠嵡嵢嵣嵤嵥嵦嵧嵨嵩嵪嵫嵬嵭嵮嵯嵰嵱嵲嵳嵴嵵嵶嵷嵸嵹嵺嵻嵼嵽嵾嵿嶀嵝嶂嶃崭嶅嶆岖嶈嶉嶊嶋嶌嶍嶎嶏嶐嶑嶒嶓嵚嶕嶖嶘嶙嶚嶛嶜嶝嶞嶟峤嶡峣嶣嶤嶥嶦峄峃嶩嶪嶫嶬嶭崄嶯嶰嶱嶲嶳岙嶵嶶嶷嵘嶹岭嶻屿岳帋巀巁巂巃巄巅巆巇巈巉巊岿巌巍巎巏巐巑峦巓巅巕岩巗巘巙巚

45、巛部:巛巜巠巡巢巣巤匘工部:巪巬巭巯己已巳部:巵巶巸卺巺巼巽巾部:巿帀帄帇帉帊帋帍帎帏帑帒帓帔帗帙帚帞帟帠帡帢帣帤帨帩帪帬帯帰帱帲帴帵帷帹帺帻帼帽帾帿幁幂帏幄幅幆幇幈幉幊幋幌幍幎幏幐幑幒幓幖幙幚幛幜幝幞帜幠幡幢幤幥幦幧幨幩幪幭幮幯幰襕干部:幷幺部:幺吆玄兹滋广部:庀庁仄広庅庇庈庉庋庌庍庎庑庖庘庛庝庠庡庢庣庤庥庨庩庪庬庮庯庰庱庲庳庴庵庹庺庻庼庽庿廀厕廃厩廅廆廇廋廌廍庼廏廐廑廒廔荫廖廗廘廙廛廜廞庑廤廥廦廧廨廭廮廯廰痈廲廴部:廵廸廹回乃廽廾部:廿弁弅弆弇弉弋部:弋弌弍弎弐弑弓部:弖弙弚弜弝弞弡弢弣弤弨弩弪弫弬弭弮弰弲弪弴弶弸弻弼弽弿彀彁彂彃彄彅彇彉彋弥彍彏彐部:彑彔彖彗彘彚彛彝彝彝彟彡部:彡彣彧彨彭

46、彮彯彲澎彳部:彳彴彵彶彷彸役彺彻彽彾佛徂徃徆徇徉后徍徎徏径徒従徔徕徖徙徚徛徜徝从徟徕御徢徣徤徥徦徧徨复循徫旁徭微徯徰徱徲德徴徵徶德徸彻徺徻徼徽徾徿忀忁忂忄心部:忄惔愔忇忈忉忊忋忎忏忐忑忒忓忔忕忖忚忛応忝忞忟忡忢忣忥忦忨忩忪忬忭忮忯忰忱忲忳忴念忶汹忸忹忺忻忼忾忿怂怃怄怅怆怇怈怉怊怋怌怍怏怐怑怓怔怗怘怙怚怛怞怟怡怢怣怤怦怩怫怬怭怮怯怰怲怳怴怵怶怷怸怹怺怼悙怿恀恁恂恃恄恅恒恇恈恉恊恌恍恎恏恑恒恓恔恖恗恘恙恚恛恜恝恞恠恡恦恧恫恬恮恰恱恲恴恷恹恺恻恽恾恿悀悁悂悃悆悇悈悊悋悌悍悎悏悐悑悒悓悕悖悗悘悙悚悛悜悝悞悟悡悢悤悥悧悩悪悫悭悮悰悱悳悴悷悹悺悻悼悾悿惀惁惂惃惄惆惈惉惊惋惌惍惎惏惐惑惒惓惔惕惖惗惘惙惚惛惜

47、惝惞惠恶惢惣惤惥惦惧惨惩惪惫惬惮恼恽惴惵惶惸惺惼惽惾惿愀愂愃愄愅愆愇愉愊愋愌愍愎愐愑愒愓愕愖愗愘愙愝愞愠愡愢愣愥愦愧愩愪愫愬愭愮愯愰愱愲愳怆愵愶恺愸愹愺愻愼愽忾愿慀慁慂慃栗慅慆慈慉慊态慏慐慑慒慓慔慖慗惨惭惭慛慜慝慞恸慠慡慢慥慦慧慨慩怄怂慬悯慯慰慲悭慑慵慷慸慹慺慻慽慿憀憁忧憃憄憅憆憇憈憉惫憋憌憍憎憏怜憓憔憕慭憗憘憙憛憜憝憞憟憠憡憢憣愤憥憦憧憨憩憪憬憭怃憯憰憱憳憴憵忆憷憸憹憺憻憼憽憾憿懀懁懂懄懅懆恳懈懊懋怿懔懎懏懐懑懓懔恹懖懗懘懙懚懛懜懝怼懠懡懢懑懤懥懦懧恹懩懪懫懬懭懮懯懰懱惩懳懴懵懒怀悬懹忏懻惧欢慑懿恋戁戂戃戄戅戆懯戈部:戉戊戋戌戍戎戓戋戕彧或戗戙戛戜戝戞戟戠戡戢戣戤戥戦戗戨戬截戫戭戮戱戳戴戵戈

48、戚残牋户部:戸戹戺戻戼戽戾扂扃扄扅扆扈扊扌部:扏扐払扖扗扙扚扜扝扞扟扠扦扢扣扤扥扦扨扪扭扮扰扲扴扵扷扸抵扻扽抁挸抆抇抈抉抋抌抍抎抏抐抔抖抙抝択抟抠抡抣护抦抧抨抩抪抬抮抰抲抳抵抶抷抸抹抺押抻抾抿拀拁拃拄拇拈拊拎拏拑拓拕拗拘拙拚拝拞拠拡拢拣拤拧择拪拫括拭拮拯拰拱拲拳拴拵拶拷拸拹拺拻拼拽拾拿挀挂挃挄挅挆挈挊挋挌挍挎挏挐挒挓挔挕挗挘挙挚挛挜挝挞挟挠挡挢挣挦挧挨挩挪挫挬挭挮挰挱挲挳挴挵挷挸挹挺挻挼挽挿捀捁捂捃捄捅捆捇捈捊捋捌捍捎捏捐捑捒捓捔捕捖捗捘捙捚捛捜捝捞损捠捡换捣捤捥捦捧舍捩捪扪捬捭据捯捰捱捳捴捵捶捷捸捹捺捻捼捽捾捿掀掁掂扫抡掅掆掇授掉掊掋掍掎掐掑排掓掔掕挜掖掘挣掚挂掜掝掞掟掠采探掣掤掦措掫掬掭掮

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50、攨挡搅攫攭攮攵部:攰攱攲攳攴攵攸攺攼攽敀敁敂敃敄敆敇敉敊敋叙敐敒敓敔敕敖敚敜敟敠敡敤敥敧敨敩敪敫扬敮敯敱敳敶敹驱敻敼敽敾敿斀斁敛斄斅斆敦文部:斈斉斊斍斎斏斒斓斔斓斖斑斗部:斘斚斛斝斞斟斠斡斢斣斤部:斦斨斪斫斩斮斱斲斳斴斵斶斸方部:斺斻於斾斿旀旃旄旆旇旈旊旍旎旐旑旒旓旔旕旖旘旙旚旜旝旞旟旡部:旡旣旤兂日部:旪旫旮旯旰旲旳旴旵旸旹旻旼旽旾旿昀昁昃昄昅昈昉昊昋昍昐昑昒昕昖昗昘昙昚昛昜昝晻昢昣昤春昦昧昩昪昫昬昮昰昱昲昳昴昵昶昷昸昹昺昻昼昽昿晀晁晃晄晅晆晇晈晋晊晌晍晎晏晐晑晒晓晔晕晖晗晘晙晛晜晞晟晠晡晰晣晤晥晦晧晪晫晬晭晰晱晲晳晴晵晷晸晹晻晼晽晾晿暀暁暂暃暄暅暆暇晕晖暊暋暌暍暎暏暐暑暒暓暔暕暖暗旸暙暚暛