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The conquest of the Universe
Module 5
Section Ⅱ Grammar
—复习名词性从句
主语
宾语
同位语
表语
代词
副词
it
⑤
虚拟语气
That
Whether
if/whether
whether
if/whether
whether
that
that
why
how
When
what
who
which
whom
whose
where
whoever
whatever
whomever
Whichever
it
when
that
whether
It
whatever
Whether
Which
who
whose
it
That
that
whom
that I have to attend an important class meeting
Whatever you can do helps
whether you would like to spend time with us
what they want
when the class will start
where the secret lies
why I'm writing to voice my opinion
whatever I think is right
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The conquest of the Universe
Module 5
Section Ⅲ Other Parts of the Module
view
decade
acknowledge
deed
defeat
accuse
swear
sorrow
latter
grasp
abstract
foresee
aid
broad
dignity
pray
impact
underway
relief
relieve
relieved
division
divide
sympathy
sympathetic
sympathize
commitment
commit
faith
faithful
faithfully
devotion
devote
devoted
stable
stably
consult
consultant
consultation
arguably
arguable
argue
argument
invasion
invade
invader
observation
observe
observer
inescapable
escapable
escape
deliberately
deliberate
depend
dependence
dependent
depend on
a series of
accuse sb of doing sth
to one's great relief
be consistent with
pray for
be similar to
set in motion
set out
in panic
what
May
little did he know
was doing
[词汇点击]
view v．看， 观察；考虑， 认为
n．景色；视野；看法， 见解
1
In
into
view
sight
scene
scenery
acknowledge v．承认；认为；感谢；告知收到
2
承认
感谢
告知收到
认为
being defeated
It is generally acknowledged that
defeat n．失败 v．击败；战胜
3
was defeated
defeated
won
beat
accuse v．指责；指控， 控告
accuser n. 原告， 控诉人
4
accused
charged
accused
blamed
relief n．安慰；宽慰；减轻， 解除；救济， 救济物品
relieve vt.使轻松(宽慰)；缓解；免除， 解除
5
To my great relief
of
consult v．咨询；请教；查阅， 查看；商议
6
consult a dictionary
about
consulted
look up
[句型解读]
否定副词位于句首引起部分倒装
1
shall/will I
have I
decades
relief
sympathy
consulted
acknowledged
foresaw
impact
deeds
inescapable
sorrow
pray for
get a good view of
in relief
Accused of
set
in motion
set out
is similar to
a series of
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The conquest of the Universe
Module 5
SectionⅠ Reading(Introduction & Reading and Speaking)
leap
tune
witness
burst
accustomed
accustom
historic
historical
history
assume
assumption
patience
patient
advanced
advance
set foot on
slow down
be/become accustomed to
be aware of
make it
in shock
in spite of
their hearts in their mouths
By the time
had thought
数以百万计的人们从电视上观看了首次登月， 他们的心提到了嗓子眼， 因为他们知道这次冒险是多么艰难和危险， 以及要冒什么风险。
三位宇航员都顺利返回地球， 他们当年使用的计算机远不及现在普通学生使用的电脑高级。
几个星期后，当我听说那几位宇航员的遗体以及那位老师的教案在大洋底部被找到的时候，我不再肯定这一切是值得的。
[词汇点击]
accustomed adj.习惯的
accustom vt.使习惯于……， 使适应……
1
to
witness v．目击， 亲眼看见；亲身经历
n．证人， 证据， 目击者
2
to
to
assume v．假定， 假设；承担， 担任；呈现
assumed adj.假装的， 假的
assumption n. 假想
3
to be
Assuming
patience n．耐心
patient adj.有耐心的 n. 病人
patiently adv. 耐心地
4
with
patient
in spite of 不顾， 尽管
5
in spite of
Regardless of
in spite of
advanced adj.高级的， 先进的
advance n．前进， 提前， 预付
v．前进， 提前， 预付， 提出(建议、 看法、理论等)
in advance 提前；预先
in advance of 在……前面， 在……之前
advance on/upon sb 向某人走去
6
in advance
in advance of
burst v．爆炸， 破裂
7
into
crying
[句型解读]
独立主格结构
1
done
to arrive
over
leapt
historic
accustomed
tune
witnessed
assumption
patience
advanced
burst
joint
In spite of
am accustomed to
At the very beginning of
burst in
in advance of
gave witness to
Assuming that
with patience
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The conquest of the Universe
Module 5
Section Ⅳ Writing
新闻报道
新闻报道
第三人称
一般现在时
estate company
pull down
ancient
ugly
cultural relics
wasteland
An estate company wants to pull down the ancient buildings to build new houses.
They think the ancient buildings are falling into pieces and the government can't afford to repair them.
What's more, a lot of people in our city have no houses to live in.
If they do pull down the ancient buildings, it can satisfy this need.
On the other hand, a lot of people think to pull down the ancient buildings is wrong.
The government can open them up to tourists and use the money earned to protect and repair them.
Besides, the estate company can develop the wasteland to build new houses.
On the other hand, a lot of people think it is wrong to pull down the ancient buildings.
The government can open them up to tourists, using the money earned to protect and repair them.
