新概念英语第二册-Lesson35(共55张)课件.ppt--(课件中不含音视频)
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1、Lesson 35 Stop thief!What is he doing?He is robbing the girl who has a lot of money.If you are a bank clerk,what would do in this situation?Please remember!Life is the most important!New words and expressions whilewal n.一段时间 regretrret v.后悔 far adv.非常 rushr v.冲 actkt v.行动 straightstret adv.径直 fright
2、frat n.害怕 batteredbtd adj.撞坏的 shortly:tli adv.很快,不久 afterwards:ftwdz adv.以后 while 1.n.一段时间=some time wait for a while 等一会儿 after a while 隔了一会儿 2.=when I went to school while my mother was sleeping.far adv.非常,很,极度。farmuch,修饰形容词或副词的比较级,注意most 是修饰形容词或副词的,而不是比较级 比较级前可以加修饰词,表示程度,多一点点用a little,多很多用much!ev
3、en甚至。Lucy is far/much taller than Jenny.Dennis is a little taller than Jenny.Anna is even taller than Jenny.Tina is most kind to Lucy.adj.遥远的偏僻的 My hometown is so far.regret v.后悔 regret sth.后悔.You will regret it.你会后悔的,你一定会后悔的 regret to do sth.很遗憾要去做.I regret to tell you a bad news.我很遗憾要告诉你一个坏消息(还没说)
4、regret doing sth.很遗憾已经做了.I regret telling him the bad news.我真后悔告诉他这个坏消息 regret that+从句遗憾 I regret that I shall not be able to come遗憾:pity、sorry、regret Its a pity/I am sorry tobattered adj.撞坏的,被撞变形的 battered bag 破旧不堪的包 battered person受尽折磨的人(battered与软的东西连用时,表示用旧了,破旧不堪的)*fright n.害怕 get a fright 得到惊吓的
5、感觉(类似get a surprise)You give me a fright.你吓了我一跳 give sb.sth.给人带来感觉 give me a pleasure/an excitement/a fright*Frighten vt.使惊吓;vi.惊恐 You frighten me.This doesnt worry me.frightening adj.令人感到可怕的;frightened adj.自己感到可怕的;*frightfulterrible adj.可怕Your handwriting is frightful.你的字真糟糕Cold is frightful.寒冷是可怕的
6、 rush v.冲 vi.冲,奔 While I was talking to Frank,a man rushed into the room.vt.&vi.仓促行事,仓促完成;赶紧做Dont rush me!别催我!Jenny always rushes her homework on Sunday evenings.n.猛冲,奔Betty made a rush at the thieves.act v.行动 Act!(口语)行动!action n.Action!Action speaks louder than words.straight straight straight List
7、en and answer these questions.How does Roy like his new job as a bus driver?What did the driver see when he driving along Catford Street recently?How did he try to stop the thieves?Why was the thieves car easy to recognize?答案:He is finding his new job far more exciting.He saw two thieves rush out of
8、 a shop and run towards a waiting car.3.Roy drove his bus into the back of the thieves car.4.Because the thieves car was badly damaged.Roy Trenton used to drive a taxi.used to do sth.过去常常做某事(现在已经不做了)used to drive 过去常开车(现在已经不开了)used to do 曾经做过某事 Tom used to play football.Tom used to be a football pla
9、yer.be used to doing 习惯做某事 Im used to listening to music before I sleep.John is used to drinking every day.be used to do 是被用来做什么The picture is used to copy the books.A short while ago,however,he became a bus driver and he has not regretted it.1)while词性是?n.=a short time ago,表示“一会儿”,时常与a连用,有时也与the,thi
10、s 等连用:I saw her a short while ago.2)however在句子的位置?可以放句首,可以放句中.如果一个词两边有逗号,证明这个词是插入语He is finding his new work far more exciting.1)find 可以用一般现在时态,He finds that.可以用进行时态:逐渐慢慢 He is finding his trip very exciting.find sth.+adj.2)far more exciting 更有趣,做宾补。(在a.和ad.的比较级与最高级前面,可以用far来表示强调,译为“很,大大的”)=much mor
11、e exciting有些及物动词接宾语意思还不完整,需要一个其他的句子成分来补充说明宾语意义,状态。When he was driving along Catford Street recently,he saw two thieves rush out of a shop and run towards a waiting car.语言点1:本句中when引导时间状语从句,and 连接并列谓语语言点2:rush out of从。冲出来 rush into。冲进。语言点3:see sb.do&see sb.doing 前者:看见某人做某事(强调全过程)后者:看见某人正在做某事(只看到瞬间)动作
12、的一部分 see和一些感知动词(如smell,feel,hear,watch,notice等)都是这种用法。One of them was carrying a bag full of money.语言点1:one of them意为其中一个,表示单数,谓语动词用单数was carrying.语言点2:full of money做bag的后置定语。Roy acted quickly and drove the bus straight at the thieves.at:强调瞄准概念throw ataim atfire atThe one with the money got such a f
13、right that he dropped the bag.语言点1:with the money做主语the one的后置定语 The boy came in with a book.The boy with a book came in.前者:作状语(出现在动词之后做状语)后者:作定语(在名词或代词后做定语)2)get a fright 吓了一跳3)so+形容词/副词+that如此.以至于.such+a,an+名词+that such 表达原因,that引出结果,此处跟单数可数名词必须在名词前用冠词a或者an,that后面必须跟一个完整的句子。so/such 1.Ive never rea
14、d _interesting a book.2.Ive never read _ an interesting book.3.He is _ lazy a boy.4.He is _a lazy boy.5.There is _ a little bird that I cant see it.6.There is _ little time left that we must hurry.1.so 2.such 3.so 4.such 5.such 6.so如果形容词是表示数量的(many,much,little,few),一律用soAs the thieves were trying to
15、 get away in their car,Roy drove his bus into the back of it.1)as=when 当时候 2)get away run away=escape=flee 逃跑 3)drive into 并非“开车进入某地”而是开车撞进某地The thieves car was badly damaged and easy to recognize.语言点1:badly本意坏的,引申为严重地,厉害地语言点2:damage n.不可数名词,“损失,损害”;n.可数名词,总用复数形式,无单数形式,“赔偿,赔偿费”。The company has paid
16、for the damage.The company has paid us damages.damage vt.damage“损坏,毁坏”,(非生物的)damaged破坏的。语言点3:easy to recognize 形容词+to do 主动表被动and easy to recognize=and the car was easy to recognize(用主动表被动含义)如果一个不定式的前面是一个形容词,如果主句的结局是“系表结构+to”,不定式当中常用主动表被动,在不定式的表达方式当中,动词的宾语如果刚好是这句话的主语,这个宾语一定不能出现 The apple is sweet en
17、ough to eat.The apple is too sour to eat.(sour adj.酸的)The question is easy enough to answer.Shortly afterwards,the police stopped the car and both men were arrested.shortly afterwards 没过多久 时间副词短语做状语 both men=two persons stop the car 拦住车子 stop thief 捉贼 引导结果状语从句时,它们的结构分别是:so+形容词(副词)+that/such+(a,an修饰词
18、或形容词)+名词+that 如此以至于He is so lazy a boy./He is such a lazy boy.such 除了表示“这样的,如此的”等意思外,还可以表示“像这一类的”,so不能表示这种意思。He often talks about such things.You should not speak to such people.如果形容词是表示数量的(many,much,little,few),一律用soThere is so little time left that we must hurry.There is such a little(小)bird that
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