高中英语模块1Unit 3 Looking good feeling good Language Points课件（共32张PPT）
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| 名称 | 高中英语模块1Unit 3 Looking good feeling good Language Points课件（共32张PPT） |  | |
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课件32张PPT。Module 1 Unit 3
Language Pointsdamageashamed containfailurerecoverwork outwork out 锻炼
I used to go to the gym three times a week, but I don’t work out any more.①We have worked out a system of getting electricity to the factory.
②He came across such a difficult problem that he had to ask Tom to work it out.
③Most of the things he has suggested so far have worked out well.
ashamed adj.惭愧的，羞愧的
I’m trying to lose weight because I’m so ashamed of my body.
①The poor boy was ashamed to wear his ragged clothes.
② I am ashamed that I have troubled you.
recover
vi.复原，恢复健康
vt.重新获得，找回，恢复
I’m now in hospital recovering from liver failure.
①I think she will recover.
②Jennie made a great effort to recover herself.
③She has recovered her health.
④Jane recovered her lost wallet.
failure n.失败
I’m now in hospital recovering from liver failure.
①He was a failure as a teacher.
②She died of heart failure.
③The storm caused power failure in many places.
contain vt.包含，容纳
They contain a harmful chemical that caused my liver to fail.contain/include?
①The jar contains ten glasses of water.
②The pill contains vitamin.
③I could not contain my laughter.
damage vt.& n.损害；伤害
My mother is right: don’t damage your health for a slim and attractive figure.
destroy/damage/ruin①The storm caused great damage to the crops.
②Tell the children not to damage the fruit trees.
make the most of as a matter of factcountembarrassedembarrassed adj. 尴尬的，不好意思的，难为情的
We shouldn’t be embarrassed about our weight.
①You had better not mention money in front of him, because he has been embarrassed by his debts for years.②When asked to answer that embarrassing question, he became very embarrassed.
③ His mother’s boasting was an embarrassment to him.
count vi.认为,算作;重要 vt.数数
Walking and riding your bike count, and so do school sports.
①It is not quantity but quality that counts.
②Knowledge without common sense counts for little.
③John’s only four but he can already count to 20.
make the most of 利用
Join us now and make the most of this special offer!
①In both work and study we ought to make the most of our time.
②Good use should be made of our free time to learn English.
③We took advantage of the fine weather to go swimming.as a matter of fact
事实上;实际上
As a matter of fact, loss of sleep can make you look tired, and even cause you to gain weight.
①He has, as a matter of fact, no relatives and friends here.
②I think so. In fact, I’m quite sure.
Thank you!
Language Pointsdamageashamed containfailurerecoverwork outwork out 锻炼
I used to go to the gym three times a week, but I don’t work out any more.①We have worked out a system of getting electricity to the factory.
②He came across such a difficult problem that he had to ask Tom to work it out.
③Most of the things he has suggested so far have worked out well.
ashamed adj.惭愧的，羞愧的
I’m trying to lose weight because I’m so ashamed of my body.
①The poor boy was ashamed to wear his ragged clothes.
② I am ashamed that I have troubled you.
recover
vi.复原，恢复健康
vt.重新获得，找回，恢复
I’m now in hospital recovering from liver failure.
①I think she will recover.
②Jennie made a great effort to recover herself.
③She has recovered her health.
④Jane recovered her lost wallet.
failure n.失败
I’m now in hospital recovering from liver failure.
①He was a failure as a teacher.
②She died of heart failure.
③The storm caused power failure in many places.
contain vt.包含，容纳
They contain a harmful chemical that caused my liver to fail.contain/include?
①The jar contains ten glasses of water.
②The pill contains vitamin.
③I could not contain my laughter.
damage vt.& n.损害；伤害
My mother is right: don’t damage your health for a slim and attractive figure.
destroy/damage/ruin①The storm caused great damage to the crops.
②Tell the children not to damage the fruit trees.
make the most of as a matter of factcountembarrassedembarrassed adj. 尴尬的，不好意思的，难为情的
We shouldn’t be embarrassed about our weight.
①You had better not mention money in front of him, because he has been embarrassed by his debts for years.②When asked to answer that embarrassing question, he became very embarrassed.
③ His mother’s boasting was an embarrassment to him.
count vi.认为,算作;重要 vt.数数
Walking and riding your bike count, and so do school sports.
①It is not quantity but quality that counts.
②Knowledge without common sense counts for little.
③John’s only four but he can already count to 20.
make the most of 利用
Join us now and make the most of this special offer!
①In both work and study we ought to make the most of our time.
②Good use should be made of our free time to learn English.
③We took advantage of the fine weather to go swimming.as a matter of fact
事实上;实际上
As a matter of fact, loss of sleep can make you look tired, and even cause you to gain weight.
①He has, as a matter of fact, no relatives and friends here.
②I think so. In fact, I’m quite sure.
Thank you!