课件45张PPT。No laughing allowed New words and expressionsNew words and expressionsIn trouble 在监禁中;处于不幸中;处困难中
eg : She stood by me when I was in trouble.
get into trouble 招致麻烦(或不幸、责罚);引起指责;陷入困境
eg : He’s lying about the whole thing, and he’s going to get into trouble for thatagainst prep. 反对,违反;靠;倚;防备
adj. 不利的;对立的
eg : She is against him .
be against sb./sth./doing sth
fight against与.作斗争
eg : Have you got something against women, Les?
反义短语
be for sb./sth./doing sth
支持、赞成
while conj. 虽然;然而;当……的时候
n. 一会儿;一段时间
eg : My dad was watching TV while my mom was cooking .
eg: He was married a little while ago.
eg : All the while the people at the next table watched me eat. 一直
enter v.进入;开始;参加
n. [计] 输入;回车
eg :He entered the room briskly and stood near the door.
eg : I run so well I'm planning to enter some races
data n. 数据(datum的复数);资料
eg : If you lose these data, I'll never forgive you.
system n. 制度,体制;系统;方法
eg : The country's economic system is pure Alice in Wonderland.
information system
control system
economic system
management system
screen n.屏幕; 银幕; 屏风
vt.筛(煤、矿石等); 拍摄; 放映(电影); 庇护
eg : The movie hits the big screen in July
eg :She was the ideal American teenager, both on and off screen.
The series are likely to be screened in January
librarian n.图书管理员; [计算机]库管理程序
library 图书馆
set off 出发; (使)开始; 引起; 点燃 ; 使......发笑(怒、侃侃而谈); 衬托
eg : It set off a chain reaction in the international money markets.
eg : The next morning, we set off.
eg : The smallest thing sets him off, and he can't stop talking about his childhood.
eg : Blue suits you, sets off the colour of your hair.campn.营地,工地宿舍; 阵营; 兵营;
vt.& vi.宿营,露营
adj.夸张的; 娘娘腔的; 陈腐可笑的; (男人或其举止)故意带女子气的
eg : We camped near the beach .
eg :They went camping in the wilds.
campfire
营火
Happy Camp
快乐大本营
desert [‘dez?t] n. 沙漠 the Sahara ★ desert[di'z?:t] v. 废弃,抛弃 他抛弃了他的妻子和孩子到深圳打工了。
He deserted his wife and children and went to work in Shenzhen.deserted adj. 废弃的
a deserted house
一间废弃工厂
a deserted factory
decide v.决定; 决心; 解决; 裁决 ; 判断
eg : It was difficult to decide between the two dresses.
decide to do sth. = make up one's mind to do sth.
eg : She decided to give up smoking .
decide on sth
eg : He didn't know where to go , finally , he dicided on Canada .
decision n .
make a decision to do . chain n.链子,链条; 连锁,连续; 拘束;
vt.用铁链锁住; 监禁,束缚
eg : Wal-Mart is a large supermarket chain.
eg : The dog was chained to the leg of the seat.
draw vt.& vi.绘画; 拖,拉; 招致; 吸引
eg : I like dancing, singing and drawing.
eg : He was waving his arms to draw their attention.
draw one's attention 吸引某人的注意
hop vi.跳上[下]; 单足蹦跳; 齐足(或双足)跳行
vt.跃过; 登上(飞机、汽车、火车等); 在…跳来跳去;
n.跳舞; 蹦跳; (棒球等的)弹跳; (非正式)舞会
eg : I couldn't put my weight on my ankle and had to hop everywhere.
eg : They were afraid of being turned down when they asked girls to dance at high school hops.
Hip -Hop 嘻哈(舞曲)prettyadj.漂亮的; 机灵的,聪明的
adv.相当,颇
n.漂亮的人(或东西)
eg : It was a pretty stupid thing to do.
eg : She's a very pretty girl.
unfortunately adv.不幸地,遗憾地; 可惜; 不巧
fortunate adj .
unfortunate adj .
fortunately adv.
eg : I like cats but unfortunately I'm allergic to them.
eg : She is fortunate enough to get such a good job and marry such a good man.
eg :I was late, but fortunately the meeting hadn't started.
eg : It's unfortunate when a father and son can't relate to each other.
Try it根据汉语说出英语单词.单词记忆大比拼根据英语说出汉语意思.Listen and fill in the blanks.
Claire : Craig and I were in trouble at work today , Paul .
Paul : Why was that ?
Claire : We laughed in the library . It's against the rules .
Paul : What happened ?
Claire : While we were entering data on the system , Craig started to laugh .
When I looked at his screen , I started to laugh ,too . We couldn't stop . Claire : We were both still laughing when the
librarian came in . He asked us so funny . That set us off again .
Claire : It was a story about an artist in California . He was camping in the desert when he decided to chain his legs together .
Paul : Why ?
Claire : He wanted to draw them like that .
Claire : Then , while he was working on the drawing , he lost the key . There he was in the desert , with a chain around his legs . He hopped for twelve hours to the nearest town . And he took the drawing with him .
Claire : It was a pretty good drawing of two legs with a chain around them . Unfortunately , the librarian didn't see the joke ! Read loudlyRead
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Answer questions about the text.
Part 1 Page 69The textNo laughing allowed 1 .no + n. / doing
禁止……
2. allow 的用法
1)allow sb.to do sth.允许某人做某事
①Please allow me to carry your bag.请让我替你拿包.
②我的老板不允许我用电话.
③We were allowed to smoke in this room only..
某人、某事被允许做…
Sb/sth be allowed to do sth2)allow 作“许可”,“允许”讲, allow doing sth.
①They allowed smoking in this room only.他们只允许在这间屋子里抽烟.
②Smoking is not allowed here.此处禁止吸烟.
3)allow还常与 out,in,up等副词搭配使用,即 allow sb.in/out/up等.
①She won't allow the children in until they've wiped their shoes.
②天黑后,不准她出去.
She is not allowed out after dark.
③The patient was allowed up after ten days.
十天后病人才被允许起床(下地).
Claire : Craig and I were in trouble at work today , Paul .
Paul : Why was that ?
Claire : We laughed in the library . It's against the rules .
Paul : What happened ?
Claire : While we were entering data on the system , Craig started to laugh .
When I looked at his screen , I started to laugh ,too . We couldn't stop .
Claire : We were both still laughing when the
librarian came in . He asked us so funny . That set us off again .
Claire : It was a story about an artist inn California . He was camping in the desert when he decided to chain his legs together .
Paul : Why ?
Claire : He wanted to draw them like that .
Claire : Then , while he was working on the drawing , he lost the key . There he was in the desert , with a chain around his legs . He hopped for twelve hours to the nearest town . And he took the drawing with him . Claire : It was a pretty good drawing of two legs with a chain around them . Unfortunately , the librarian didn't see the joke ! Pattern Practice When 引导时间状语从句时表示“当。。。的时候”,即可指时间段也可指时间点,从句中即可用延续性动词又可用非延续性动词,且动作即可和主句的动作同时发生又可在主句的动作之前或之后发生。
例如:We were swimming in the lake when suddenly the storm started.while引导时间状语从句时表示“当。。。的时候”
如果它强调主句的动作与从句的动作同时持续地进行,用于这一用法时while引导时间状语从句和主句中的谓语的动词必须是延续性动词;
如果主句的动作发生在从句动作的进行过程中,主句中的谓语动词通常是非延续性动词。
这两种情况下从句和主句的谓语动词必须是延续性动词。例如:
I’m going to the post office.
While you’re there, can you get me some stamps?
as引导时间状语从句时表示“当。。。时,一边。。。一边。。。” ,侧重表示两个动作同时发生﹙包括一个主语同时进行两个动作﹚,或者一种动作随着另一种动作的变化而变化。
例如:He jumps as he goes along.
As it grew darker, it became colder.三者的区别:
㈠while从句中动词必须为延续性动词,不论其主句动词的延续性与否。
㈡若主、从句表示两个同时进行的持续性动作,且强调主句表示的动作延续到从句所指的整个时间,通常要用while.
Don’t talk while you’re eating.
I kept silent while he has writing.
但是,若主从句所表示的两个同时进行的动作含
有“一边。。。一边。。。”之意思,通常用as
She sang as she went along.㈢表示“每当。。。的时候” ﹙暗示一种规律性﹚,
一般要用when.
It’s cold when it snows.
He smiles when you praise him.
㈣若主从句所表示的动作不是同时发生,而是有先
后顺序时,一般要用when.
I will go home when he comes back.
㈤when可用作并列连词,表示“这时﹙突然﹚’’;
while 也可以用作并列连词,表示“而” “却” ﹙表示对比﹚;
但as则没有类似用法。
㈥when和 while后可接现在分词﹑介词短语﹑形容词等构成省略句,但as一般不这样用。
When ﹙While﹚ reading, he fell asleep.
When ﹙While﹚ in trouble, ask her for help.