Now, do Exercise: ¶ÔÏÂÁоä×Ó½øÐÐÌáÎÊ a. I am American. b. I am a doctor. c. I am Brazilian. d. I am a housewife.
3£© Do exercise:
a. I am Jess. b. Lincoln is my boyfriend. c. This is a German car. d. I am a boss. £¨±äΪһ°ãÒÉÎʾ䣩 e. She is an office girl. £¨±äΪ·ñ¶¨¾ä£© f. My father is a scholar. g. This is my house.
Lesson 8
1£© Words.
£¨1£©policeman ¨C police policemen policewoman ¨C policewomen police car police box
= police stand £¨¾¯Í¤£© police dog police office police station ×¢£ºpolice ºóÒªÓÃare eg. The police are coming. £¨2£©drive ¨C driver the type of vehicle :
bus driver Auto/ bus double decher bus£¨Ë«²ã£© micro bus£¨Ð¡°Í£© taxi streetcar£¨µç³µ£©
tube / ÃÀ£ºsubway Bus-stop
£¨3£©air ¨C a. ¿ÕÆø air bath £¨¿ÕÆøÔ¡£© air-bed £¨³äÆø´²µæ£© air bus £¨´óÐͿͻú£©
air cleaner £¨¿ÕÆø¹ýÂËÆ÷£© air conditoner
b. ¿Õ¾üµÄ air base £¨¿Õ¾ü»ùµØ£© air force £¨¿Õ¾ü£© Air Force I
£¨4£©postman post + man post office post boat £¨ÓÊ´¬£© post card £¨Ã÷ÐÅÆ¬£© post mark
£¨ÓÊ´Á£© post house £¨æäÕ¾Éᣩ post horse £¨æäÂí£© post road £¨ÓÊ·£© v. post-free Ãâ ÓÊ·ÑµÄ post-modern£¨ºóÏÖ´úÖ÷ÒåµÄ£©
£¨5£© housewife house work / homework
wife ¨C husband ex ¨C wife ex ¨C president mid-wife£¨½ÓÉúÆÅ£© 2£© Exercise.
What¡®s your job?
3£© Supplementary points.
How are you µÄ»Ø´ð·½Ê½£º - Pissed off. - Not too well.
- So so. / Just so so. - Fine. / Just fine. - Not bad. - I am jazzed. - Great! - Terrific. - Fantastic! - Fabulous. 4£© Homework.
a. ÎҵŤ×÷ÊÇʲô£¿
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Lesson 9 How are you today?
1. Words.
1£© today / yestoday / tomorrow / the day fefore yestoday / the day after tomorrow 2£© well ºÍgood µÄÇø±ð ×î³£Óõľä×Ó£ºWell done!!
How are you? I¡®m fine. How¡®s your mother? She¡®s well. / She¡®s very well. 3£© Fine. ÃÀºÃµÄ£ºa fine day ×î³£ÓãºFine, thank you. I¡®m fine. Thanks.
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4£© See ²»Í¬Óëlook. See Ç¿µ÷¿´¼û¡£ Look Ç¿µ÷¿´Õâ¸ö¶¯×÷¡£ £¨1£© ¿´¼û I see you. £¨2£© Ã÷°× I see.
2. Grammar.
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Îʺò¶Ô·½£ºHow are you£¨today£©?
Îʺò¸ú¶Ô·½ÓÐ¹ØµÄÆäËûÈË£ºHow is / are **? Eg . How ?s your mother?
Now , do exercise. ÌîÉÏÕýÈ·µÄ¶¯´Ê£ºam / is / are a. How ______ you?
b. How ______ your dog?
c. How _______ your daughter? d. How _______ her boyfriend? e. How ________ your sons? f. How _______ everything ?
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Lesson 10.
1£© Words and grammar.
£¨1£© look µÄÓ÷¨£ºa. µ¥¶ÀʹÓ㺠eg. ¿´£¡ÓÐÖ»¹·£¡ Look! A dog!
b. Èç¹û˵Ҫ¿´Ê²Ã´¶«Î÷£¬ÒªÔÚlookºó+ at eg. ¿´ÄÇÖ»¹·£¡Look at the dog! Now, translate: ¿´×ÅÎÒ£¡ ¿´ºÚ°å£¡ ¿´ÄǸöÅ®º¢£¡ ¿´ËûµÄÁ³£¡ ¿´£¡Ì«Ñô£¡ £¨2£© Clean ¨C cleaner clean hands ÀÏʵÇå°× clean room ¾ø¶ÔÎÞ³¾ÊÒ clean sheet Çå°×ÀúÊ· Clean-bred ´¿Öֵ쬴¿ÑªÖÖµÄ clean cutÂÖÀªÏÊÃ÷µÄ clean-faced Ãæ²¿ÎÞϾ
µÄ£¬Îå¹ÙÇåÐãµÄ clean out Çå³ý£¬É¨µ´ cleaner Çå½à¹¤ÈË£¬Çå½àÆ÷ cleaner¡®s Ï´Òµê cleanliness½àñ±
£¨3£© Hot »¹¿ÉÒÔµ±À±À´½²¡£È磺hot hot hot ÂéÀ±ÌÌ hot pot»ð¹ø It¡®s hot!! SpicyÐÁÀ±µÄ£¬ÓзçζµÄ£¬
Spicy girs
£¨4£© Cold ¨C I have a cold. I get a cold. I catch a cold.
£¨5£© Old ¨C old and young ÀÏÀÏÉÙÉÙ Old Bill ¾¯·½£¬¾¯²ì¾Ö£¬¾¯²ì old birdÀÏÊÖ old boy ÀÏ
Éú old buck ÀÏÅóÓÑ old fellow = oldchap ÀÏÐÖ old-fogey / old fogyÀÏÍç¹Ì old folks ÀÏÄêÈË£¬¼ÒÖеij¤±² Old gentleman ¶ñħ£¬Ä§Íõ=old Nick old girl ÀÏУÓÑ£¬ÀÏÌ«ÆÅ£¬´ó½ã
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£¨Ì×½üºõ£© old age ÍíÄê Old goat ÀÏÉ«¹í£¬ÌÖÑáµÄÀϼһï= suger Daddy Old hand ÀÏÊÖ Old Hurry ħ¹í£¬Èöµ© old la dy Àϸ¾ÈË£¬Ä¸Ç× old moonÏÂÏÒÔ old name ÔÃû
£¨6£© Busy
as busy as a bee as strong as a horse as big as a bear
£¨7£©Grammar Ö÷ϵ±í½á¹¹
ÐÎʽ£ºÖ÷Óï + ϵ¶¯´Ê£¨ÏÖÔÚѧµ½µÄÊÇam / is / are£©+ ±íÓï ±íÓ1£©Ãû´Êeg. This is an egg.
2 ) Ãû´Ê´Ê×飺 eg. This is an bad egg.
3£©ÐÎÈÝ´Ê eg. This egg is bad. 4£©¸±´Ê eg. She¡®s here.
2£© Exercise. Group I : am / are
a. I __________ 105 years-old. b. You ________ mad! c. She _______ my cousin. d. He ________ the killer! e. It _______ my dog. f. We _________ fine. g. They ________ stupid.
Group II:
h. ËûºÜÄêÇá¡£ËûÄêÇáÂð£¿
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l. ÎҰְֺܸߡ£Õâ¸ö³ö×⳵˾»ú¸ßÂ𣿠m. ¿´ÄǸöº¢×Ó£¡ËûÌ«°«ÁË£¡ n. ÄǸö»¤Ê¿ºÜκ͡£ o. ÄǸöÀí·¢Ê¦Í¦ÉµµÄ¡£ p. ÓʵÝÔ±DaicyÊǸöºÃÈË¡£
Lesson 11 Is this your shirt?
1.
Words.
1£©blue ÓйØÑÕÉ«£º About Color: ±¾¿Î£ºblue White µÚÊ®Èý¿Î£ºgreen µÚ15¿Î£ºbrown µÚ16¿Î£ºred grey yellow black orange ÁíÍ⣺purple coffee dark / light dark red light red pink
This shirt is dark bule. What clolr is this shirt? 2£©Perhaps maybe
3£©catch ¨C a. ץס I catch you!
b. Áì»á£¬Ã÷°× Do you catch me?
2. Grammar.
Whose µÄÌáÎʶÔÏó£º Ä³È˵Ķ«Î÷ eg. This is my money. Whose money is this? WhoseÌØÊâÒÉÎʾäµÄÌáÎÊ·½Ê½£º
£¨1£© ÌáÎʵĶÔÏóÊÇÖ÷Ó°Ñ¨DijÈ˵ġ¬£¨¼´£ºmy your her his µÈµÈ £©»»³ÉWhose ¼´¿É¡£ºóÃæÕÕ³¡£
Eg. His head is on the desk. Whose head is on the desk? Their heads are on the desk. Whose heads are on the desk?
£¨2£© ÌáÎʵĶÔÏóÊDZöÓWhose + ÌáÎʵÄÃû´Ê+ Be¶¯´Ê+Ö÷Óï
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a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h.
Eg. This is his head. Whose head is this? These are their heads. Whose heads are these?
Now, Do exercise. °ÑÏÂÁоä×Ó±ä³ÉÒÔWhose ¿ªÍ·µÄÌØÊâÒÉÎʾ䡣 This is my house. Her lover is my father. Your hair is dirty.
These are my boyfriends. ÕâÊÇ˼ҵĹ·£¿ ÕâÊÇ˵ıÇ×Ó£¿ ˵ijµ¸É¾»£¿ ˼ҵÄÁ³ÄÑ¿´£¿
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1£© words.
£¨1£©¸´Ï°ÄãµÄ¼ÒÊô£ºgreat grandfather / great grandmother great grandson / great granddaughter
Grandmother / grandfather grandma / grandpa father / mother£¨daddy, mummy, dad , mum £©
Uncle / aunt nephew / niece cousin £¨first cousin ¸¸Ä¸µÄÐֵܽãÃõĺ¢×Ó second cousin ¸¸Ä¸µÄ±íÐֵܡ¢±í½ãÃõĺ¢×Ó£©
brother / sister £¨younger / elder£© son daughter love children£¨Ë½Éú×Ó£©
step-mother / father / sister / brother / son / daughter mother / father/ sister / brother / -in-law £¨2£© ¸´Ï°Îïס´ú´Ê£ºmy your his her its our their
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3£© Supplemetary points
as cool as a cucumber ¼«ÎªÀä¾²µÄ£¬ºÜ¿áµÄ as bolt as a coot£¨ºÚѼ£¬±¿µ°£¬Éµ¹Ï£©Íº¶¥µÄ
as blind as a bat ÓÐÑÛÎÞÖé as blind as an owl £¨Ï¹Í¸ÁË£© as bald as brass ºñÑÕÎÞ³ÜµÄ as cheap as a dirt£¨ÎÛ¹¸£¬ÄàÍÁ£© as clean as day Ò»Çå¶þ³þµÄ as dark as night ÆáºÚµÄ
as big as life£¨ºÍÔÎïÒ»Ñù´ó£© as clear/ sound as a bell ½¡È«µÄ£¬ÉíÌ彡¿µµÄ£¬ as cross as two sticks·Ç³£ÉúÆøµÄ as drank as a sow£¨´óĸÖí£©õ¤ôú´ó×í as dry as a chip£¨ËæÆ¬£¬ÂíÁåÊíÆ¬£©¿ÝÔïµÄ£¬ as easy as pie ¼«ÈÝÒ×µÄ as fresh as paint ¾«Éñ±¥ÂúµÄ as good as a playÓÐȤµÄ
as hard as a brick¼«Ó²µÄ as hard as nail ÉíÌå½áʵ£¬Àä¿á as hungry as a hunter ·Ç³£¼¢¶ö as like as two peas һģһÑù
as lively as a cricket £¨ó¬ó°£¬°åÇò£©¼«»îÆÃµÄ= as lively as a grig£¨Ë¬ÀʵÄÈË£¬ÇáËÉÓä¿ìµÄÈË£© as mad as a hatter£¨Ã±ÉÌ£¬ÖÆÔìñ×ÓµÄÈË£©¼«·è¿ñµÄ= as mad as a wet hen
as meek£¨ÎÂ˳µÄ£¬Ñ±·þµÄ£©as a lamb ·Ç³£ÎÂ˳µÄ as old as Adam£¨Ñǵ±£©¼«Îª¹ÅÀ쵀 as poor as a church¼«ÎªÆ¶À§µÄ= as poor as a church mouse³àƶ
as proud as a peacock ·Ç³£½¾°ÁµÄ as rich as Croesus£¨´ó¸»ºÀ£¬²ÆÖ÷£©·Ç³£¸»ÓÐ as safe as a house ·Ç³£°²È« as sharp as a razor£¨ÌêÐëµ¶£©À÷º¦£¬»ú¾¯ as smart as new pin·Ç³£Æ¯ÁÁ as snug£¨Å¯ºÍµÄ£©as a bug£¨Ð¡³æ£¬³ô³æ£© in a rug£¨µØÌº£¬µæ×Ó£© as stiff £¨½©Ó²µÄ£¬´ô°åµÄ£©as a poker£¨²¦»ð¹÷£©ÉúÓ²£¬¿Ì°å as stupid as an owl¼«´ÀµÄ as sure as a gun µÄÈ· as thick as thives ¼«ÎªÇ×ÃܵÄ
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