Unit 2 Healthy eating | language points

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课件19张PPT。1.节食2.均衡的膳食6. Nora站在公交车站看着报纸.7. 孩子们唱着歌向公园走去。8.你不应该说谎。9.这个小男孩心中充满了喜悦。( full / filled )4.对…厌倦3.因...而疲劳10.这个小男孩对那台新电脑感到很好奇。(curious)11.我不容许你这样说。12.我不容许你考试作弊而不受惩罚。13.lie:说谎14.lie:躺15.lay:放置;下蛋5.(做了某事而)不受惩罚Come and Eat Here (1)Language Points1. food & dietdiet指的是习惯性的食物或规定的事物food是一般的词语,凡能吃的东西都可称为foodThe _____ that you buy in supermarkets are high in sugar, fat and salt.
Proper _____ and exercise are both important for health.fooddietbe/go on a diet节食a balanced diet均衡的膳食2.Wang Pengwei sat in his empty restaurant feeling very frustrated.feeling very frustrated: 现在分词作伴随状语。(1). Nora站在公交车站看着报纸.Nora stood at the bus stop, reading a newspaper.(2). 他坐在那里跟一位老人聊天。He sat there chatting with an old man.(3). 孩子们唱着歌向公园走去。 The children were walking to the park, singing.3. His restaurant ought to be full of people.ought to = should:应当,应该。
否定形式为: ought not to = should notYou ought to tell me the truth.你应该告诉我真相。你不应该说谎。You ought not to tell lies.You should tell me the truth.You should not tell lies.3. His restaurant ought to be full of people.be full of… = be filled with… 充满了……她的眼里充满了泪水。这个小男孩心中充满了喜悦。Her eyes were full of tears.Her eyes were filled with tears.The boy was full of joy in his heart.The boy was filled with joy in his heart.4. Nothing could have been better. 再也没什么比这更好吃的了.比较级否定形式,实际上表示的是最高级的含义。Nobody loved money better than he.
I think nothing is more pleasant than traveling.没有人比他更嗜钱如命了。我认为没有什么比旅行更有趣的了。5. Something terrible must have happened if Maochang was not coming to eat with him.must 表示肯定的猜测,“一定…”, can’t 表示否定的猜测,“一定没有…..”. (2005 北京卷) He ____ have completed his work; otherwise, he wouldn’t be enjoying himself by the seaside.
A. should B. must C. wouldn’t D. can’tB(2005 湖北卷) --- Do you know where David is?
---He ____ have gone far– his coat is still here.
A. shouldn’t B. mustn’t C. can’t D. wouldn'tC6. Tired of that fat? Want to be thinner?be/get tired of… 对…厌倦be/get tired with… 因...而疲劳I am tired _____ learning so many new words.
We are tired _____ the extra work.withof7. Curiosity drove Wang Pengwei inside.curiosity: 好奇心 n. curious: 好奇的 adj. be curious about… 对…感到好奇. 这个小男孩对那台新电脑感到很好奇。The little boy was very curious about that new computer.drive 表示 “驱使,迫使” 的意思The noise almost drove me mad!那噪音几乎使我发疯了!8. Pengwei was amazed at this and especially at the prices.be amazed at… 对…感到惊讶我对他在英语方面的快速进步感到惊讶。I was amazed at his rapid progress in English. 9. He couldn’t have Yong Hui getting away with telling people lies.have sb doing sth 表示允许或容忍(某事物)发生。
此处的have用在否定句中,特别是在will not, can not
之后。(1)我不容许你这样说。I won’t have you saying so.(2)他不容许女儿晚回家。He won’t have his daughter arriving home late. 9. He couldn’t have Yong Hui getting away with telling people lies.get away with… (做了某事而)不受惩罚我不容许你考试作弊而不受惩罚。I won’t have you getting away with cheating in the exam.tell lies, tell a lie 说谎lie:说谎lie; lied; liedlie:躺lie; lay; lainlay:放置;下蛋lay; laid; laid9.have sb. doing sth. 使某人一直做某事
Eg: She had us working day after day.
I won’t have you waiting long.
have sb. do 使某人做某事 表示动作的完成或可能发生
have sth. to do 有某事要做
have sth. done 使某事被做
sth. 为身体一部位时,意为“受伤”
Eg: 1) They had me repeat the message.
2) I won’t have you say such words.
3) I have a lot of work to do.
4) I had my watch fixed yesterday.
5) She had her legs broken when she got off the bike.10.get away with (做了某事)不受惩罚、携带…跑掉
Eg: 1) They got away with damaging the car.
2) Thieves robbed the bank and got away
with a lot of money
11.do research on/in /into 对…做研究
Eg: They are researching on/ into the effects of smoking.
They are doing research on the subject.12.be/get tired of对…厌烦
be tired with因..感到疲劳I am tired ___ learning so many English words. We were tired ___ the extra work.ofwith13. Curiosity drove him inside.v. 驾驶, 用车载, 驱使, 迫使He drove his car round the corner. He has driven me to and from work. The noise almost drove me mad.Eat healthily, and be healthy! An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
一天一个苹果,医生远离我
First wealth is health.
健康是人生的第一财富Thank you