新概念第二冊第6課課件

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地鐵電梯；升降機汽油汽油；氣體；煤氣；毒氣。官方的；正式的；公務(wù)的航行；航海征服；占領(lǐng)因為本國的；本地的n.本地人；本國人走近；上來；提出

apartment公寓住宅；單元住宅actually實際上，事實上AD公元basevt.以……為根據(jù)n基部；基地；基礎(chǔ)atpresent現(xiàn)在；目前gradual逐漸的；逐步的enrich使富裕；充實；改善vocabulary詞匯；詞匯量；詞表makeuseof利用；使用spelling拼寫；拼法Doyouknowhim?Whatdoeshedo?He’sabegger.Whatishedoing?Heisstandingonhishead(倒立)andsinging.Haveyoueverseenabeggarsingingwhileheisstandingonhishead???

Lesson6

PercyButtons

單詞學(xué)習(xí)beggar n.乞丐food n.食物pocket n.衣服口袋call v.拜訪，光顧beggarn.乞丐；（口）家伙v.+er/or/ar可以表達(dá)人的概念workworker工人sail航行sailor水手eg.Letbeggarsmatchwithbeggars.（諺）Youluckybeggar!Beggarscan’tbechoosers.begv.乞求，乞討；懇求begsth.fromsb.從某人那里乞求=begsb.forsthbegsb.(not)todosth.懇求做/不做某事eg.Theybeggedusnottopunishthem.他向過路的人乞討錢Hebeggedmoneyfrompeoplepassingby.abeggingletter求援信Ibegyourpardon!Mylittlebrotherbegsmeforluckymoneyeveryyear.有求于人者無權(quán)挑剔。food1）[u]食物，通常為不可數(shù)名詞沒有食物和水我們活不了。Wecan’tlivewithoutfoodandwater.2）[c]食品嬰兒食品babyfoods健康食品healthfoods冷凍食品frozenfoodsfoodanddrinkfoodchainheavyfoodlightfoodmentalfood飲食食物鏈油膩難以消化的食物清淡易消化的食物精神食糧pocketn.口袋，兜兒，衣袋jacketpocketcoatpocketpocketbookpocketdictionarypocketmoneypickone'spocketpocketpickputone'shandonone'spocketputone'sprideinone'spocketbeermoney男士的零花錢袖珍小刀pocket-knife夾克的口袋大衣口袋袖珍書袖珍詞典(小孩的)零花錢扒竊車上的小偷愿意花錢姑且忍辱負(fù)重Welcome請準(zhǔn)備:筆，筆記，新概念學(xué)案單詞學(xué)習(xí)beggar n.乞丐food n.食物pocket n.衣服口袋call v.拜訪，光顧apartment公寓住宅；單元住宅actually實際上，事實上AD公元basevt.以……為根據(jù)n基部；基地；基礎(chǔ)atpresent現(xiàn)在；目前gradual逐漸的；逐步的enrich使富裕；充實；改善vocabulary詞匯；詞匯量；詞表makeuseof利用；使用spelling拼寫；拼法Call（1）v.拜訪callonsb拜訪某人（非正式，比較短時間的）我星期天會去拜訪你I'llcallonyouonSunday.callatsp拜訪某地昨天我去布朗先生家拜訪IcalledatMr.Brown'syesterday.（2）v.打電話今天晚上，我會給你打電話。I’llcallyouthisevening.（3）vt.&vi.叫，喊我聽到有人在喊。Iheardsomeonecalling.．（4）vt.呼喚，召喚露西病了，叫醫(yī)生來。Lucyissick.Pleasecalladoctor.n.電話；呼叫；要求；訪問Revision

beggarbegbegsth.fromsb.begsb.todosth.begsb.nottodosth. food pocketpocketmoney callcallatcallon LearningAims(學(xué)習(xí)目標(biāo))：1.Trytoremembertheimportantwordsandphrases.2.Trytounderstandthetextandreaditfluently.Ⅱ.Watchamovieandtrytoanswerthesequestions.看視頻，回答下列問題

1.Who

knockedatherdooryesterday?2.What

didthewritergivehim?

Abeggar.Shegavehimameal.IhavejustmovedtoahouseinBridgeStreet.Yesterdayabeggar

knockedat

mydoor.Heaskedmeforamealandaglassofbeer.Inreturnfor

this,thebeggar

stoodonhisheadandsangsongs.Igavehimameal.Heatethefoodanddrankthebeer.Thenheputapieceofcheese

in

his

pocket

andwentaway.Lateraneighbour

toldmeabouthim.Everybodyknowshim.HisnameisPercyButtons.Hecallsateveryhouseinthestreet

onceamonth

andalwaysasksforamealandaglassofbeer.asksb.forsth.standonhisheadCallat1.ReadthesewordsandspeakouttheirChinesemeanings.

①beggarn.②knockv.③returnn.④mealn.⑤foodn.⑥cheesen.⑦pocketn.⑧neighbourn.⑨callv.

['beɡ?][n?k][ri't?:n][mi:l][fu:d][t?i:z]['p?kit]['neib?][k?:l]

乞丐；窮人敲；打返回；歸還一餐，一頓飯食物奶酪；干酪衣服口袋鄰居拜訪，光顧2.說出下列詞組①敲②向某人索要某物③作為報答④倒立⑤拜訪，光顧⑥一塊奶酪⑦把……放進(jìn)⑧每月一次

knockatasksb.forsth.inreturnforstandonone’sheadcallatapieceofcheeseput…in…onceamonthIhavejustmovedtoahouseinBridgeStreet.movev./n1）搬家，遷居他想搬到一個大一些的房子里。Hewantstomoveintoabiggerhouse.2）移動，改變位置把椅子移到角落去Moveachairtothecorner.3）使人動心而（流淚，微笑等）她的故事令人感動得流淚。Herstorymovedustotears.knockv.敲門①vi.敲門knockat敲（門、窗等）knockatthedoor；knockatthewindow②vt.&vi.碰撞eg.Youalwaysknockthingsoffthetable.你總是碰掉桌上的東西。Jimwasknocked

overbyabusthismorning.今天上午吉姆被一輛公共汽車撞倒了。Shehasknockedacupoveragain.她又碰倒了一個杯子。③vt.把（某人）打成……狀態(tài)eg.HeknockedTomoutyesterday.他昨天把湯姆打昏過去了。④與off連用時有一些特殊含義，一般用于口語

vt.（價格上）減去，除去，打折扣eg.Theyknockedfivedollarsoffthepriceofthecoat.

vi.下班，停止，中斷（工作等）eg.Whendoyouusuallyknockoff?你一般什么時候下班？Heknockedoffforlunchathalfpasteleven.他十一點半休息吃中午飯。Inreturnforthis,thebeggarstoodonhisheadandsangsongs.Return1).回報，作為報答Inreturnfor回報作為他幫助的回報，我為他買了一份禮物。Iboughthimapresentinreturnforhishelp.2).V.歸還，返回你必須一周之內(nèi)歸還這本書。Youmustreturnthebookinaweek.Standonone’shead頭頂?shù)氐沽tand(stood,stood)1）v.站立，直立當(dāng)我給你拍照時，站著別動。StandstillwhileItakeyourphotograph.2.）v.容忍尤其用于否定句和疑問句中，與can/could

連用我們受不了這炎熱的天氣Wecan’tstandthehotweather.Whatishedoing?Heisstandingonhishead(倒立)andsinging.standonone'shead

倒立standonone'sknees

跪下lieonone'sside

側(cè)臥lieonone'sback

仰臥lieonone'sstomach

趴下Ⅰ.重點詞匯強化記憶beggar乞丐asksb.forsth.向某人索要某物看圖片，說出你所想到的單詞及詞組。knock敲knockat敲callat拜訪return歸還inreturnfor作為報答meal一頓飯food食物pocket口袋put…in…把……放入Revision1.ReadthesewordsandspeakouttheirChinesemeanings.

①beggarn.②knockv.③returnn.④mealn.⑤foodn.⑥cheesen.⑦pocketn.⑧neighbourn.⑨callv.

['beɡ?][n?k][ri't?:n][mi:l][fu:d][t?i:z]['p?kit]['neib?][k?:l]

乞丐；窮人敲；打返回；歸還一餐，一頓飯食物奶酪；干酪衣服口袋鄰居拜訪，光顧2.說出下列詞組①敲②向某人索要某物③作為報答④倒立⑤拜訪，光顧⑥一塊奶酪⑦把……放進(jìn)⑧每月一次

knockatasksb.forsth.inreturnforstandonone’sheadcallatapieceofcheeseput…in…onceamonthIhavejustmovedtoahouseinBridgeStreet.Yesterdayabeggarknockedatmydoor.Heaskedmeforamealandaglassofbeer.

Inreturnforthis,thebeggarstoodonhisheadandsangsongs.Igavehimameal.Heatethefoodanddrankthebeer.Thenheputapieceofcheeseinhispocketandwentaway.

Lateraneighbourtoldmeabouthim.

Everybodyknowshim.

HisnameisPercyButtons.Hecallsateveryhouseinthestreetonceamonthandalwaysasksforamealandaglassofbeer.Everybodyknowshim.everybody作為主語一定作單數(shù)看待所有的不定代詞作為主語一律為單數(shù)看待:somebody，anybody，everything等Everythinghasitsbeginning.凡事都有個開始HisnameisPercyButtons.Hecallsateveryhouseinthestreetonceamonthandalwaysasksforamealandaglassofbeer.callat光顧，拜訪我們上周去新來的鄰居家里拜訪。Wecalledatournewneighbor'shouselastweek．onceamonth一個月一次Lateraneighbourtoldmeabouthim.Tellv.告訴tellsb.aboutsth.告訴某人有關(guān)….的事讓我告訴你他的事吧。Letmetellyouabouthimtellsbsth告訴某人某事告訴你一個秘密Tellyouasecret他告訴我他喜歡棒球Hetoldmethathelikedbaseball.Tellthetruth老實講Itoldyouso!.你看,我早就說過的(你就是不聽我的話)!

鞏固訓(xùn)練回顧課文，并根據(jù)課文填空IhavejustmovedtoahouseinBridgeStreet.Yesterdayabeggar_________mydoor.He_____me____amealandaglassofbeer.

__________this,thebeggar_____________andsangsongs.Igavehimameal.Heatethefoodanddrankthebeer.Thenheput______________inhispocketand________.Lateraneighbortoldmeabouthim.Everybodyknowshim.HisnameisPercyButtons.He______everyhouseinthestreet___________andalwaysasksforamealandaglassofbeer.knockedataskedforInreturnforstoodonhisheadapieceofcheesecallsatonceamonthwentawaySENTENCES用在可數(shù)名詞前，表示數(shù)量的修飾詞a(an),some,afew,many,agreatnumberofagreatmany,lotsof例：ameal,anegg,somebooks,afewwordsmanypictures,agreatnumberofstudentsagreatmanyplaces,lotsofthings用在不可數(shù)名詞前，表示數(shù)量的修飾詞some,alittle,muchagreatdealof,alotof例：sometea,alittlemoneymuchinformation,alotofrainagreatdealoffood表示計量單位的用法（修飾不可數(shù)名詞）aglassofmilktwobagsofflourabarofsoap/acakeofsoapacupofteaapieceofcloth/alengthofclothaslipofpaper/apieceofpaper/newsablockoficeagrainofricealumpofsugarIgavehimameal.Givesbsth=givesthtosb給某人什么東西Igavethemealtohim.Heatethefoodanddrankthebeer.Thenheputapieceofcheeseinhispocketandwentaway.不可數(shù)名詞要表示‘一個’這類概念時，加apieceof這類定語一條新聞ApieceofnewsGoaway走開敲門沒人答應(yīng)，于是我就走了。Therewasnoanswertomyknock,soIwentaway．Yesterdayabeggarknockedatmydoor.★knockv.敲門①vi.敲門我敲了門，但是沒有人應(yīng)聲。Iknocked,butnooneanswered.knockat敲（門、窗等）②vt.&vi.碰撞今天上午吉姆被一輛公共汽車撞倒了。Jimwasknockedoverbyabusthismorning.③vt.把（某人）打成……狀態(tài)他昨天把湯姆打倒過去了。HeknockedTomdownyesterday.1．January-Jan.['d??nju?ri]2.February-Feb.['febru?ri]3.March-Mar.[mɑ?t?]4.April-Apr.['eipr?l]5.May–May6.June-Jun.7.July-Jul.8.August-Aug.[?'ɡ?st9.September-Sep.或者Sept.[sep'temb?]

10.October-Oct.[?k't?ub?]November-Nov.[n?u'vemb?]December–Dec.[di'semb?]Britishnewspapersareamongtheoldestandmostfamousintheworld.Butrecentlybigchangeshaveseenthesetraditionalpublicationstrytofitthemodernworld.After221years，The

Timeshaschangeditssizetobecomemuchsmaller.Infact，thepaperhascutitssizeinhalffromabroadsheettotabloid(小報)．InBritainthenewspapermarketisdividedbetweenthelargerbroadsheetsandthesmallertabloids.Thesetermsrefertothesizeofthepapers’pagesbutthereisalsoacleardifferenceincontent.BroadsheetssuchasThe

Times，the

GuardianandDaily

Telegraphareseriouspapers.Theycoverabroadrangeofpolitical，economicandinternationalissues.Theirstoriesarealsoreasonablylongandusequiteformallanguage.Tabloidshavefarmorestoriesaboutlessseriousissuessuchascelebrities’(名人)lovelives.Theirstoriesareshorterandusemoresimplelanguage.Tabloidsoftenhavebiggerpictures.Britain’sbest-sellingnewspaper，The

Sun，isatabloidandhasanakedgirlonPageThreeeveryday.Bychangingtothesizeofatabloid，The

TimesisfollowinginthefootstepsofalessfamousbroadsheetpaperThe

Independent.Itchangedtotabloidlastyearandsawitssalesincreasegreatly.Althoughbothpapershaveswitchedtothesmallersize，thecontentofthepapershasremainedthesame.Theyarebothstillseriouspapers.Thetwopapersclaimthatpeoplefindthesmallersizeeasiertohandlewhentheytraveltoworkonthebusorthetraininthemorning.Insteadofcallingthenewstyleoftheirpapertabloid，thepapersaysitsnewsizeis“compact(緊湊型)”．Nowadays，withthelivingstandardrises

，alargeamountwastecanbefoundinourschool.Forexample，somestudentstendedtoleavethelightsonduringthedayandwaterrunafterwashing.Theyalsothrowawaythefoodwhattheydon’tlike.Soitishightimewedealtwiththeseproblems.Weshoulddothefollowedthings.Firstofall，weshouldturnoffthelightsandthetapsbeforeweusethem.Secondly，we’dbettereatupwhatwebuyintheschoolcafeteria.

Moreimportant，weshouldformthehabitofsavingnaturalresourceshoweverwedo.Personally，itiseverybody’sdutytostopwasting.Ifwedon’ttakeactionnow，andthelimitedresourcesontheearthwillrunoutsoon.Nowadays，withthelivingstandardrising

，alargeamountofwastecanbefoundinourschool.Forexample，somestudentstendtoleavethelightsonduringthedayandwaterrunningafterwashing.Theyalsothrowawaythefoodthattheydon’tlike.Soitishightimewedealtwiththeseproblems.Weshoulddothefollowingthings.Firstofall，weshouldturnoffthelightsandthetapsafter

weusethem.Secondly，we’dbettereatupwhatwebuyintheschoolcafeteria.

Moreimportantly，weshouldformthehabitofsavingnaturalresourceswhateverwedo.Personally，itiseverybody’sdutytostopwasting.Ifwedon’ttakeactionnow，thelimitedresourcesontheearthwillrunoutsoon.(2015·鄭州市高二上學(xué)期期末)My9-year-olddaughterandIwereflyingfromourhomeinCarolina，tospendaweekwithmyhusbandinFlorida.Wewere__1__aboutthetripbecausewehadn’tseenhimforfivemonths，and__2__herDadterribly.1．A.worried B．excitedC．a(chǎn)nxious D．eager2．A.loved B．consideredC．imagined D．missedAsusualontheCharlotte-to-Miamiflight，theplanewastotally__3__.Becausewedidnotgetourboardingpassesuntilwe__4__atthegate，KallieandIcouldnotgetseatstogetherandwere__5__bytheaisle(過道)．Iaskedtwopassengersinmyrowiftheywould__6__placeswithKallieandme，__7__wecouldbetogether.They__8__，sayingtheythoughttheyshouldstayintheirassignedseats.3．A.full B．CrowdedC．emptyD．overweight4．A.reached B．a(chǎn)rrivedC．landedD．knocked5．A.divided B．blockedC

separatedD．connected6．A.give B．takeC．showD．exchange7．A.incase B．evenifC．a(chǎn)sif D．sothat8．A.prevented B．refusedC．a(chǎn)greed D．promisedMeanwhile，amotherandherthreechildrenwereinapanicseveralrowsaheadofus.Therehadbeenamistakeintheirboardingpasses，and__9__thewholefamilyhadbeensplitup.Thepassengersinherrow__10__refusedtomoveelsewhere.Shewasvery__11__abo