̽δ֪Ķ
˼
find outʾͨѯʣоȡֻҵijĽ
(3)only to doʾĿģ˴onlyǿ൱just e.g.I got up early only to catch the first bus. ôΪ˸ϵһ
He came here only to enjoy the Chinese food. ΪƷв͡ (4)spy on 죻̽
e.g.spy on the enemys movements зж spy on ones secret ̽ij˵
˼άչ
only to do ɱʾûԤ뵽Ľ
e.g.He entered his room to find it broken into. ݺַݱˡ ˼άչ
spy ʣ˼ǡ
6.I dont want to upset youbut I found your menu so limited that I stopped worrying and started advertising the benefits of my ֪ʶ food.
Ҳ㲻ˣҷIJ˵̫ҿʼǹҵʳ洦ˡ
(1)upset v. ңʹ
e.g.Dont upset the boat.ҪѴŪˡ (2) so...that... ˣڡ
upsetʴԣʾţ
e.g.have a stomach upset θ
˼άչ
e.g.It is so cold today that they dont want to go out for play. so...that...such...that...̫߱Dzȥ档
˼ֻͬǴ
Mr Yang is so good a teacher that the students all like him. 䲻ͬsuch εҪʦôõһʦѧǶϲ
ʣǰݴ
There are so many people in the street that the bus is going Σsuchʣsoslowly.
̫ʻػ
(3)stop ֹͣ(ʹ)ֹͣ
ݴʡʻ൱ݴʻʵĴ ˼άչ
stopֹͣ˼ʱ
e.g.When he heard someone called his namehe stopped to have ԸʵIJʽʽҲ
̽δ֪Ķ
a look.
˽ʱͣ˿ He stopped a car and got into it quickly. һ˳
ʵ-ingʽstop doingʾֹͣ飻stop to doʾͣԭ鿪ʼһ顣
When they saw their teacher entered the classroomthey stopped talking.
ǿʦ˽ҾͲ˵ˡ
After we walked a whole daywe stopped to find a place to put ˼άչ up our tent to have a rest.
һ֮һطϢ (4)start vt. & vi. ʼ̣ʹʼ e.g.It started raining when we got home. ǵҵʱʼˡ This news started me thinking. Ϣҵ˼ At lastthe bus started. ˡ
A rich uncle started him in business. һλǮ常ҵ
When did you start learning (to learn) English? ʲôʱʼѧӢģ
startbeginڶ¿ɻʹöû𣬵һ£رڷʽӢУstartƺȻЩڱʾҵʱֻstart⣬һ£startbeginӲʽ-ingʽɡstart beginڽʱʱǺĶָʱunderstandknowseethinkȣߵǵ˻ʱһ
As time went onhe started to see the importance of study. ӲʽӶ-ingʽ ʱţʼѧϰҪԡ I am starting to prepare for the exam. ҿʼΪ
7.Why dont you sit down and try a meal? ΪʲôЩأ try(v.) Ʒԡ
e.g.Try the fishplease! Ʒ㡣
˼άչ
try ãʾԡ磺 have a try vt. Ŭ
try ones best ijŬ
̽δ֪Ķ
Try it again! һ顣
˼άչ
agreeagree that
8.Yonghui agreed to stay and soon they were enjoying the Ӿ dumplings...
ͬܿǾƷ˽ӡ agree v. ͬ⣬ͬ
e.g.He agreed to send me some books on computer. ͬҼڵԵ顣
I agreed to help him with English soon. ͬܿѧϰӢ
9.I feel sick with all this fat and... ҸоЩܡ feel sick with ܣŻ
e.g.She feels sick when she eats fat. Էʱ¡
agree to+n. ͬij£磺ƻ飬ţ취ȡ
agree with sb./what-clause(ʳ)ʺij
˼άչ
˴sickԻillʾоܣ ˼άչ
ǰʾָʱʹòڴa/an;ڱʾָʱ
10.Wang Pengwei was just enjoying a second plate of Ҫʹöڴthe dumplings...
ΰҪһ̽ӡ
˾еIJڴaǰʾ˼ǡһһ
e.g.Are you going to learn a second language in the third grade?
꼶Ҫѧһ
e.g.The boss asked a third one whose turn it is to be on duty tonight.
ϰһ˽˭ֵࡣ
It is a wonderful play and I want to see it a second time. ôõһϷٿһΡ
˼άչ
ƵĶṹ get burnt ɹ get paid õ
̽δ֪Ķ
11.But dont you get tired quickly? Ȼ㲻ܿᷳ
˾getΪϵʣʹtiredtiredǹȥִʵݴá
e.g.After walking a long waywe got tired soon. һγ·֮Ǻܿˡ When he was illhe got tired easily. ڼ䣬ۡ
12.I do have to rest a lot.һҪϢ doǿνﶯʵá e.g.I do like music. ȷʵϲ֡
get drunk get prepared
ȫʾ
Ӣṹǿνﶯʱʹdoʽǿνﶯ֮ӳɷʱʹþͣIt is/was...that...ѱǿIJַthatǰ档 ֪ʶ
ܹݴʻʵıȽϼ
We did go to meet him yesterdaybut he had gone when we got ĴʻﻹУmuchrather there.
ȷʵȥˣǵʱѾˡ Jack does like petsso he raises many little animals. ̫ܿϲˣ˺öС
stillevenfara littleby farȡһЩa bit صĶ磺
a bit of+ʣʾһ
13.But dont you think it would be better if you were a bit not a bit=not at all һҲthinner?
㲻ΪһĻ a bitʾһһЩ˴αȽϼ
֪ʶ
neither...nor...ʱע⣺
e.g.After he did much practicehis spoken English is a bit ӵDzӵνbetter.
˴ϰ֮Ŀöˡ
Ҫʹþͽһԭ⣬either...or.../not...but.../not
Todayit is a bit colder than yesterday.Youd better wear more. only...but also.../There be ͵Ƚ㡣öഩ㡣
Ҳþͽһԭ
14.My research has shown me that neither your restaurant nor