新概念第二册52课课件.pptx

第1页/共41页 Hugh is so fat that he has gone on a diet.He has forbidden himself all the foods he likes but he has not lost weight.When the writer visited him yesterday,he hid a large parcel under his desk.The parcel contained chocolates and sweets.Hugh said that he had to reward himself occasionally because his diet was so strict.第2页/共41页1.In reward for/give sb.a reward of$1/for doing sth.reward sb.with$1/for doing sth./reward sb.for sth.2.decide to do sth.=make a decision to do sth.=make up ones mind to do sth.2.go/be on a diet3.pay sb.a visit4.Contain,include 5.first of all ,worst of all/best of all/least of all6.raise/rise;lay/lie;beat/win第3页/共41页1.reward n.报偿报偿 v.给奖赏给奖赏 give sb.reward 给。奖赏给。奖赏 reward sb.with sth.用。奖赏用。奖赏 reward sb.for sth.因为。给某因为。给某人奖赏人奖赏 .reward him for the first prize 第4页/共41页2.virtue n.美德美德 strongpoint n.长处长处 shortpoint n.短处短处 merit n.优点优点 weak point 弱点弱点 advantage n.优势优势 disadvantage n.劣势劣势第5页/共41页 diet n.节食节食 go on a diet =be on a diet第6页/共41页 forbid (forbade,forbidden)forbid sb.To do sth.禁止某禁止某人做某事人做某事 allow sb.To do sth.允许允许某人做某事某人做某事 Forbidden City 紫禁城紫禁城 forbidden fruit 禁果禁果 第7页/共41页 embarrass v.使尴尬使尴尬 sth.embarrass sb.某事让某人尴某事让某人尴尬尬 you embarrassed me.embarrassing adj.令人尴尬的令人尴尬的 embarrassed adj.感到尴尬的感到尴尬的 embarrassment n.尴尬尴尬 to my embarrassment,.让我感让我感到尴尬的是。到尴尬的是。第8页/共41页 guiltily adv.内疚地内疚地 guilty n.内疚内疚 guiltily conscience 问心有愧问心有愧 clear conscience 问心无愧问心无愧 strict adj.严格的严格的 be strict with sb.对某人严格对某人严格My father is strict with me.be strict in sth.对某事严格对某事严格第9页/共41页 occasionally adv.偶尔地偶尔地 on the occasion 偶尔偶尔 sometimes 偶尔偶尔 at times 偶尔偶尔 off and on 偶尔偶尔 now and on 偶尔偶尔第10页/共41页1.raise and rise raise作动词时只能做及物动词，即他必须跟宾语。他可以表示举起，往上提，使。升高等含义。will those who agree with me please raise their hands?Why did they raise prices?Heavy rains have raised the level of the river this year?第11页/共41页Rise 作动词时常为不及物动词，表示起立，起床，（日，月等）升起等含义。You are still in bed and the sun has already risen!All the students rose when the teacher came into the classroom.第12页/共41页Lay and lieLay（laid,laid)vt.置，搁，铺，准备I laid your clothes on the bed so you could put them away.If you cant cook the dinner,you can at least lay the table.Lie(lay lain)vi.躺，平卧Are you going to spend the whole morning lying in the bed?第13页/共41页Beat amd winBeat vt.打败，战胜，胜过，超过They beat their enemy,they were fewer in number.I beat you.我打败了你。表示一个球队打败另一个球队也用beat。Win vt.在。获胜（成功），赢得，获得，夺得Who won the race/the war?Beat 后面接对手，win不能接对手。第14页/共41页第15页/共41页1.Do you enjoy moving house/changing the furniture in your room?2.What is in your room?What are they made of?第16页/共41页第17页/共41页第18页/共41页第19页/共41页What is the writers carpet made of?第20页/共41页It is made of books.第21页/共41页【New words and expressions】temporarily adv.暂时地inch n.英寸（度量单位）space n.空间actually adv.实际上第22页/共41页inch n.英寸(度量单位)foot 英尺(pl.feet);mile 英里Space 空间 不可数actually adv.实际上in fact第23页/共41页1.Where has the writer just moved to?2.How long has he been working?3.What has he been trying to do?4.Has this been difficult?Why?5.Is the room big or small?6.Where has he put his books?7.What does he have to do if he wants to get in or out of the room?8.What did his sister help him to do?9.Why was she surprised when she went into his room?10.What did she say about the books?第24页/共41页【课文讲解】1、We have just moved into a new house and I have been working hard all morning.前者强调动作发生的事实或结果后者强调动作一直持续发生的过程It has rained for half day.It has been raining.第25页/共41页2、I have been trying to get my new room in order.get sth.in order 使有秩序，把整理好(get 使役动词)in order 整齐，井然有序，有秩序,有次序在你离开房间时请把每样东西整理好 Get/Put everything in order before you leave the room.第26页/共41页3、This has not been easy because I own over a thousand books.own vt.拥有我有一千本书I own over a thousand books.vt.&vi.承认他承认他偷了钱包He owned to stealing the wallet.他承认他犯了错误He owned(that)he had made a mistake.adj.自己的He has a car of his own.He lives in his own house.Over=more than数字+thousandthousands of 数千第27页/共41页4、To make matters worse,the room is rather small,so I have temporarily put my books on the floor.to make matters worse 更糟糕的是，插入语 我在森林里迷路了，而且更糟糕的是，天要黑 了 I lost my way in the forest,and to make matters worse,it became dark.rather adj.相当的第28页/共41页5、At the moment,they cover every inch of floor space and I actually have to walk on them to get in or out of the room.at the moment now 现在，此刻，目前every inch 每一英寸(夸张)在美国遍地是黄金Gold covered every inch of the ground in America.6、A short while ago,my sister helped me to carry one of my old bookcases up the stairs.help sb.(to)do sth.帮某人做某事(to 可省略)help sb.with sth.帮某人做某事他帮我学英语He help me to learn English.He help me with my English.with ones help 在某人的帮助下在你的帮助下，我取得了很大的成功With your help I made a great success.第29页/共41页She went into my room and got a big surprise when she saw all those books on the floor 让某人很惊奇的是To ones great SurpriseMuch to ones surpriseSurprisingSurprised第30页/共41页7、This is the prettiest carpet I have ever seen,she said.It/this is+形容词最高级+that（have/has done）It/this is+序数词+that（have/has done）This is my first time that I_(go)thereIt is the best book that he _(read)have gonehas reas第31页/共41页8、She gazed at it for some time then added,You dont need bookcases at all.You can sit here in your spare time and read the carpet!gazed at 对向往,羡慕Sometime 某时 some time一些时间Sometimes 有时 some times一些次数、倍数not at all 完全不，起强调作用in ones spare time 某人空闲的时候，spare表示“空闲的，多余的”在我空闲的时候我喜欢读书 I like to read in my spare time.你（现在）有空吗？Have you got a spare moment?第32页/共41页1.move into2.I have been working hard all morning 现在现在完成进行时完成进行时 现在完成时现在完成时3.try to get in order4.own（合法地占有）（合法地占有）/possess（不管通过什（不管通过什么手段得到）么手段得到）/have（口语）（口语）5.to make matters worse 插入语插入语6.get a big surprise7.gaze at for some timeC:UsersAdministratorDesktop新建新建文件夹文件夹(2)Book2-52.rm8.in ones spare time 9.形容词形容词 副词副词第33页/共41页【Special Difficulties】形容词、相应的副词及其用法：许多副词，特别是表示方式的副词，皆由形容词加-ly构成，如easy（容易的）/easily（容易地），beautiful（漂亮的）/beautifully（漂亮地）。一些频度副词也如此构成，如usual（通常）/usually（通常地）。还有少数几个表示程度及观点的副词也都以-ly结尾：high（高的）/highly（高度地），real（真的）/really（真正的）。第34页/共41页大多数形容词加“ly”变为副词:如 beautifulbeautifully，但是不是所有的形容词都可以加ly(asleep)；不是所有的副词都一定以ly结尾(late)；不是所有的加ly的都是副词(lovely)有些副词虽然由形容词加-ly构成，但在意义上与其相应的形容并不相同，如hard（勤奋的，困难的）/hardly（几乎不），cold（冷的）/coldly（冷淡的），late（迟到的，晚的）/lately（最近，近来），near（近的，接近的）/nearly（几乎，差不多，差点儿）。第35页/共41页有些副词有两种形式。有的意义相同，如cheap（廉价的）/cheaply（廉价地）有些副词在形式上与形容词相同，如fast，past，far等。第36页/共41页大多数方式副词的位置一般在宾语或动词前面，表示时间的副词常位于句尾，有时也可位于句首。程度副词，如almost，enough，hardly，nearly，quite，rather，too等，大部分用在它们所修饰的动词之前。第37页/共41页Quite and Quietquite adv.完全，相当，很quiet adj.安静的，平静的，静止的，寂静的1 Im _ready.2 Are you _certain?3The sea was very _this morning.4 The house became _again when the children were goquitequitequietquiet第38页/共41页 Do you like reading books or watching TV(surfing in the Internet)?Can television(computer)take the place of books?Why?Or Why not?第39页/共41页第40页/共41页感谢您的观看。第41页/共41页