新概念英语一册L141_142.pptx

Lesson 141 Lesson 141 Sallys first train ride Sallys first train ride Warm up New words and expressions • excited [ik‘saitid] adj．兴奋的 get on 登上 middle-aged [’midl.eidʒd] adj．中年的 opposite [‘ɔpəzit] prep．在……对面 curiously [’kjuəriəsli] adv．好奇地 funny [‘fʌni] adj．可笑的，滑稽的 powder [’paudə] n．香粉 compact [‘kɔmpkt] n．带镜的化妆盒 kindly [’kaindli] adv．和蔼地 ugly [‘ʌgli] adj．丑陋的 amused [ə’mju:zd] adj．有趣的 smile [smail] v．微笑 embarrassed [im‘brəst] adj．尴尬的，窘迫的 excited [iksaitid] adj．兴奋的 • 激动的人们 • excited people • excited (adj.) (人感觉) 兴奋的，激动的 • exciting (adj.) (某事令人)激动的 • 一本令激动的书 • an exciting book • 一部令人激动的电影 • an exciting film • 一个令人激动的时刻 • an exciting moment get on 登上(火车，汽车，飞机等 ) • (1)登上(火车，汽车，飞机等) • 反： get off • 上小汽车： get in • 上小汽车: get out of • 词组： • • get on well with sb. get on well with sb. 与与……相处融洽相处融洽 • A good teacher should get on well with students. • 她跟她父母相处很融洽。

• She is getting on well with her parents. middle-aged [midl.eidʒd] • adj．中年的 (40-60) opposite [‘ɔpəzit] prep．在……对面 • 那家商店在汽车站对面 • The store is opposite the station. • (2) adj. (位置)对面的 • 他站在那条街的对面 • He is standing on the opposite side of the street. • curiously [kjuəriəsli] adv．好奇地 • 好奇地东张西望 • looking around curiously • curious (adj.) 好奇的 • curious eyes 好奇的眼神 • be curious aboutabout 对…好奇 • 孩子对周围的事物很好奇 • Children are curious about everything around them. funny [fʌni] adj．可笑的，滑稽的 • 同义词 • interesting • a funny story • = an interesting story • 他戴着一顶大而滑稽的帽子。

• He is wearwearing a large, funny hat. • wear = be dressed inbe dressed in powder [‘paudə] n．香粉 • compact [kɔmpkt n．带镜的化妆盒 • 粉盒 powder compact • 爽身粉 baby powder • 奶粉 milk powder • 洗衣粉 washing powder • 火药 gunpowder kindly [’kaindli] adv．和蔼地 • 这位中年妇女和蔼地笑着 • The middle-aged lady smiles kindly. • smile [smail] (1)v．微笑 • (2) 微笑，笑容 • 面带微笑 • wear a smile ugly [ʌgli] adj．丑陋的 • 难看的脸 • an ugly face • 形容女性的容貌“难看”时用 plain • ugly 一词宜避免使用 amused [əmju:zd] • adj．有趣的，表示(人表情)愉快的 • Sally 感到很有趣 • Sally is amused. • • amusing (adj.) 好笑的，好玩的，有趣的 • • amused 修饰人 • amusing 修饰物 embarrassed [imbrəst] • adj．尴尬的，窘迫的 • Sally 觉得很有趣，我却觉得很尴尬 • Sally was amused, but I was very embarrassed. • embarrassing (adj.)令人尴尬的，令人困惑的 • 尴尬的问题 • an embarrassing question • • 同：同： awkward awkward [ɔ:kwəd][ɔ:kwəd] Watch the video and then answer this question. • Why was the mother embarrassed? a four-year-old girl 一座800米长的桥 a 800-meter-long bridge 合成形容词词 单单数 I am invited to a children’s party. I am very excited. 被动语态动语态 be动词动词 的各种形式 + 过过去分词词 Last week, my four-four-yearyear-old-old daughter, Sally, was invited to a childrens party. I decided to to taketake her by train. Sally waswas very excited excited because she had never travelled on a train on a train before. She sat near the window and asked questions about everything she sawshe saw. TextTextTextText 确定全文时态时态 ： 一般过过去时时 “四岁岁的” 合成形容词词 year 为单为单 数 被动语态动语态 excited excited 激激动动动动的的 令人激令人激动动动动的的 excit excitinging 连词连词 “因为为” 时态时态 ？ 过过过过去完成去完成时时时时 = by train= by train (that)(that) 定定语语语语从句从句 先行先行词词词词 Watch the videoWatch the video and then try to retelland then try to retell Last week, my four-four-yearyear-old-old daughter, Sally, was invited to a childrens party. I decided to take to take her by train. Sally waswas very excited excited because she had never travelled on a train on a train before. She sat near the window and asked questions about everything she sawshe saw. Suddenly, a middle-agedmiddle-aged lady got on the train and sat oppositeopposite Sally. ‘Hello, littlelittle girl,’ she said. Sally did not answer, but looked at her curiously. The lady was dressed in was dressed in a blue coat and a large, funny hat. adj. + n. +ed （形容词词） a long-faced man a big- eyed girl 上车车 下车车： get off = wore wear 滑稽的 Watch the videoWatch the video and then try to retelland then try to retell Suddenly, a middle-agedmiddle-aged lady got on the train and sat oppositeopposite Sally. ‘Hello, littlelittle girl,’ she said. Sally did not answer, but looked at her curiously. The lady was dressed in was dressed in a blue coat and a large, funny hat. oppositeopposite ... Hello, littlelittle girl. After the train had left had left the station, the lady opened her handbag and took out her powder compact. She then began to make up her face. 时态时态 ？ 过过去完成时时 Do you still remember?(L73) Then he put his hand into his pocket, and took out took out a phrasebook. 化妆妆 Watch the videoWatch the video and then try to retelland then try to retell After the train had left had left the station, the lady opened her handbag and took out her powder compact. She then began to make up her face. She put away her compact and smiled kindly. ‘But you are still ugly,’ Sally said. Sally was amused, but I was very embarrassed! Why are you doing that? To make myself beautiful put away put away 收拾好，收起来 表目的 But you are still ugly. Watch the videoWatch the video and then try to retelland then try to retell She put away her compact and smiled kindly. Sall。