Hopeforthebest,butpreparefortheworst.抱最好希望,做最壞打算。Firstcome,firstserved.先來後到。Lesson34QuickWorkNicetomeetyou!•Didyoudoanythingspecialyesterday?•Haveyoueverbeentoapolicestation?-Whatdoyoudo?-I’mastudent.teacherstudentWhatdoyoudo?Unit4-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…-Wheredoeshe/shework?-He/Sheworksin/at…doctornurse-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…hospital-Wheredoeshe/shework?-He/Sheworksin…waiter-Whatdoeshedo?-Heisa/an…restaurant-Wheredoeshe/shework?-He/Sheworksin…waitress-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa/an…restaurant-Wheredoeshe/shework?-He/Sheworksin…shopassistant-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…actor-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…singer-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…writer-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…coach-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…pilotmanager-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…policeman(policemen)-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…PoliceStation-Wheredoeshe/shework?-He/Sheworksin…policewomanpolicewomen-Whatdoeshe/shedo?-He/Sheisa…station['steɪʃn]1)n.局、所、中心;供应站;(广播)电台apolicestation警察局afirestation消防局apowerstationTVstation电视台供电局station['steɪʃn]2)n.车站arailwaystation火车站abusstation汽车站e.g.:ShegotoffatVictoriaStation.她在维多利亚车站下了车worry['wʌri]['wɜ:ri]adj.表示“焦虑的”、“担心的”e.g.:She’sworry.vt.表示“使担心/发愁”e.g.:Nothingworriesmevi.表示“忧虑,担心”e.g.:Sheappearstobeworriedaboutsomething.n.烦恼;焦虑;担心,令人发愁的事e.g.:Mother'sillnesswasalwaysagreatworrytome.1、LastTuesdayhereceivedaletterfromthelocalpolice.thelocalpolice当地警察局local['ləʊkl]adj.地方性的,当地的,本地的localcolor当地色彩,地方色彩alocalnewspaper地方性报纸localnews本地新闻localshops邻近的商店native[‘neɪtɪv]n.土著人;adj.土生土长的2、Intheletterhewasaskedtocallatthestation.1)callat表示“对(某个人家或地方)进行短暂访问”:e.g.:Hecallsateveryhouseinthestreetonceamonth.他每月对这条街上的每户人家光顾一次e.g.:Hewasaskedtocallatthepolicestation.2)callon表示“拜访”、“探望”:e.g.:HaveyoucalledonGeorgerecently?你最近去看过乔治吗?3)callout表示“大声叫喊”e.g.:Somepeopleonthebankcalledouttothemanintheboat.岸上的一些人对着小船上的那人高喊4)callup“打电话(给某人)”e.g.:Janecalledmeuptheotherday前几天,简给我打过电话5)calloff可以表示“取消(某项活动)”e.g.:Forsomereason,theyhavecalledoffthemeeting.由于某种原因,他们把晚会/会议取消了1.callat2.callonHewasaskedtocallatthepolicestation.Georgeiscallingonmetonight.(Lessformal)3.callout:shout4.callup:telephonePeopleonthebankcalledouttotheman,buthedidn’thearthem.Mr.Greenwillcallyouuptomorrowmorning.5.calloff:cancelItbegantorainsowecalledoffthematch.Thecoupledecidedtocallofftheirreservation.------Call------tovisit•Icalled____youfivetimesyesterday.Wereyouout?•It’stoolategotodinner.Whydon’twecallthewholething___?•Wecalled____tohimbuthecouldnothearus.•Icalled____thepostofficeonmywaytowork.•“Help!”theinjuredcalled____totherescueteam.onoffoutatout3、Tedwonderedwhyhewaswantedbythepolice,buthewenttothestationyesterdayandnowheisnotworriedanymore.wonder['wʌndə(r)]v.(wanttoknow)1.+(that)从句e.g.:Iwonder(that)whenwecanarriveinBeijing.2.+to/at感到惊讶e.g.:Iwonderedtohearhervoiceinthenextroom.wonder:+at/about感到惊讶,感到奇怪e.g.:Iwonderedattheirfastspeed.3、Tedwonderedwhyhewaswantedbythepolice,buthewenttothestationyesterdayandnowheisnotworriedanymore.wonder['wʌndə(r)]v.(wanttoknow)n[C].奇迹Thesevenwondersoftheworldnot......anymore=nomore不再,再也不4、Fivedaysago,thepolicemantoldhim,thebicyclewaspickedupinasmallvillage.pickup1)拿起,拾起:e.g.:Ipickedupthephoneassoonasthephonerang.2)用车接人:e.g.:I’llpickyouupatyouroffice.3)(不经意)学到:e.g.:HepickedupFrenchinParis.她是在巴黎学会法语的4)(无意地,顺便地)获得,找到:e.g.:I'vepickedupabadcold.我得了重感冒most1)adj.用于最高级,表示“最……”:Thisisthemostbeautifulcan/gardenI‘veevenseen.这是我见过的最漂亮的车/花园。ThemostintelligentgirlinthisclassisJane.这个班上最聪明的姑娘是简。2)adj.大多数的,大部分的:Mostdoctorsdon‘tsmoke.大多数医生不吸烟。3)adv.非常,很(相当于very,但通常用于表达主观感情、见解等):Thisisamostinteresting/excitingstory.这是个非常有趣/激动人心的故事。(说话者的观点)5、Danwasmostsurprisedwhenheheardthenews.mostadv.相当,非常(修饰adj)e.g.:Thisisamostusefulbook.e.g.:Hewasmostpolitetome.他对我非常礼貌most与very区别:most:表示主观的感情,见解e.g.:Hewasmostkindtome.他对我非常好very:客观的陈述e.g.:Heisverytall.他非常高LastTuesdayhereceivedaletterfromthelocalpolice.accept&receive?他已经接受了我们的邀请。Hehasacceptedourinvitation.我没有收到你的传真。Ididn’treceiveyourfax.accept:强调主动地或自愿地接受,或者说,经过考虑后同意接受。receive:着重仅仅接到或收到这一结论或事实,而不含采取主动或积极行动的意思。rob与steal的用法区别1.从意思上看:rob指公开地“抢”、“夺”(通常使用暴力);而steal则指在人们不防备或不在场的情况下悄悄地“偷”。2.从结构上看,两句所使用的句型完全不同:•rob+被抢的人或地方+of+被抢的东西•steal+被偷走的东西+from+某人或某地•Theyrobbedthebankofalotofmoney.他们从银行抢了很多钱。•Theystolealotofmoneyfromthebank.他们从银行偷了很多钱。Theirshipwasrobbed.他们船上的东西都被抢走了•Theirshipwasstolen.他们的船被偷走了。Hey,Jack!You’rewantedonthephone.Thisisthemanwhoiswantedbythepolice.Want用于被动语态时可以表示想与某人见面,谈话,或表示通缉,追捕。Not…anymore:我不能再见你了。Ican’tseeyouanymore.我不能再等了。Ican’twaitanymore.他不再是个年轻人了。Heisnotayoungmananymore.Not…anymore=nomoreNot…anylonger=nolonger•Atthestation,hewastoldbyasmilingpolicemanthathisbicyclehadbeenfound.一只睡着的狗asleepingdog一张焦虑的脸aworriedfaceGrammarPassivevoice被动语态一般现在时被动:主语+beamisaredone一般过去时被动:主语+was/weredone一般将来时被动:主语+will/shallbedone现在进行时被动:主语+bebeingdone现在完成时被动:have/hasbeendoneDanRobinsonhasbeenworriedallweek.LastTuesdayhereceivedaletterfromthelocalpolice.Intheletterhewasaskedtocallatthestation.Tedwonderedwhyhewaswantedbythepolice,buthewenttothestationyesterdayandnowheisnotworriedanymore.At
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