Lesson33教師版

1、1的序曲，開端，前奏L33 A Day to RememberParti : Words and Expressions1. prelude開端，序幕，前奏結構：the prelude to sth: the beginning of sth.e.g. 成功的序曲 a good prelude to success2. un foreseen 不可預見的近義：unpredictable, unaticipated反義：foreseen關于前綴：pre/fore ，表示 在之前”e.g. foretell 預言，foreword 序言，forecast 預報，forefather 祖先pre-

2、preview 預習 prelife 前世3. seriesn.連續(xù)，系列(單復數形式同形)結構：a series of 一系列的e.g. There has been a series of accidents on the road recently.一系歹U的事故A series of wet days have spoiled my holiday.連綿數日的陰雨天They bega n a series of experiments.一系歹U的實驗詞組：a series of pictures 連環(huán)畫a series of books 叢書TV (play) series 電視連續(xù)劇

3、近義詞組： a successi on of / a cha in of4. catastrophe 災難，大禍，近義： disasterMaya foretold 2000 years ago that there will be a catastrophe on the earth in 2012.2000年前瑪雅文化預言在2012年地球上會有巨大災難。Their En glish party turn_他們的英語晩會結局糟透了。5. crockery 陶器。擴展：瓷器phinapotteryston eware6. suburb n.市郊,郊區(qū)He lives in the suburb

4、 of London and works in the city.近義：uptow n/outskirt區(qū)別：urba n area城市地區(qū)7. collide 撞上，相撞，結構：collide with sth 名詞： collisio ne.g. 公共汽車轉過拐角時與客貨車相撞。As the bus turned the corn er, it collided with a _van.If the aims of two coun tries collide, there may be war.如果兩國目標嚴重對立，就有可2能爆發(fā)戰(zhàn)爭。8. learner 初學者同義詞：no vice/

5、gree n-ha nde.g.lear ner drivers見習司機9. panic n.恐慌結構：get into a panic/be struck with pan ic/be seized with panic驚慌失措e.g .他電腦玩的正起勁，爸媽突然回來了，著實把他嚇了一跳。He was plavi ng the computer games in great iov whe n his pare nts came back all of asudden. He totally got into panic. _近義詞：horror 恐懼 terror極度害怕fright 害怕

6、alarm 驚恐 a false alarm一場虛驚10. win dscreen 擋風玻璃 美式英語：wi ndshield11. alongside 靠著邊,沿著邊(adv.) 在路邊 alongside the road12. slide (slide-slid-slid) 滑動；滑落;打滑從滑落： slide off sp.她跌倒了，從樓梯上滑下來。She fell over and slid off the stairs. _slidi ng door戈U拉門13. stray(常指寵物)走失的；無主的(adj./n.)stray dog流浪狗stray bullet流彈stray

7、from topic 離題(v)14. confusionn.混舌L ,混淆Don t talk to him. He is in a state of mental confusion now.處于頭腦混舌L派生：confuse vt.搞亂，使糊涂I was confused by all the no ise. 一片嘈雜聲把我弄得昏頭昏腦。He tries to confuse black and white. _ 混淆黑白15. greedily 貪婪地；貪吃地greedy adj. 貪婪的eat his food greedily greed (n.) 貪婪(七宗罪之一)16. dev

8、our狼吞虎咽地吃 反義詞： nibble 小口吃e.g. devour the food 吞食3The fire devour the village 吞噬Shes a very kee n reader - she devours one book after ano ther.大量閱讀Part 2課文詳解A day to rememberWe have all experieneed days when everything goes wrong(=get up on the wrongside of the bed). A _day may beg in well eno ugh, b

9、ut sudde nly everyth ing seems to get_out of control(=beyond control). What invariably happens is that(從句類型是？可替換為副詞=lnvariably)a great number of things choose to (擬人意味)go wrong atprecisely the same mome nt. It is as if a sin gle uni mporta nt eve nt set up _ ( =cause/leadto) a chain of(=a series of

10、) reactions. Let us suppose that (舉例句型)you areprepari ng a meal and keeping an eye on(watch/look after) the baby at the same time.The teleph one rings and this marks the prelude to an un foresee nseries ofcatastrophes. While you are on the pho ne, the baby pulls the table-cloth off the table smashin

11、g half your best crockery and cutt ing himself in the process(and連接現在分詞作伴隨狀語).You hang up hurriedly and attend to(=look after ) baby, crockery, etc.Mean while, the meal gets burnt. As if this were not eno ugh to reduce you to tears(_使某人落淚； reduce him to a beggar使他淪為乞丐),your husband arrives, unexpect

12、edlybringing three guests to dinner.Things can go wrong on a big scale _(大規(guī)模地) as a nu mber of people recen tlydiscovered in Parramatta, a suburb of Sydn ey. During the rush hour one evening two4cars collided and both drivers bega n to argue. The woma n immediately（可表示時間：立即； 可表示空間： 緊隨） behi nd the t

13、wo cars happened to be（碰巧是，中高考常考結構） a lear ner. She sudde nly got into a panic and stopped her car. This made thedriver following her（現在分詞作后置定語） brake hard. His wife was sitti ng beside himholdi ng a large cake. As she was throw n forward（前傾）,the cake went right throughthe windscreen and Ianded on t

14、he road. Seeing a cake flying through the air, a lorry-driver who was drawing up（行駛） alon gside the car, pulled up （靠邊停車） allof a sudden （=suddenly ） . The lorry was loaded with empty beer bottles and hundreds of them slid off the back of the vehicle and on to the road. This led to yet ano ther angr

15、y argume nt.Mea nwhile, the traffic piled up beh in d. It took the police n early anhour to get the traffic on the move（on the 表示 正在 ”on the ris正在上升） againnthe mean time, the lorry- driver had to sweep up hun dreds of broke n bottles. Only two stray dogs benefited from（從收獲）all this confusion, for th

16、ey greedily devoured what was left of the cake. It was just one of those days!閱讀理解：可否把第二段文字畫成一幅畫，并用英語詞標明每輛車的狀態(tài)。Part 3 Homework課文抄寫一遍+朗讀五遍:5我們大家都有過事事不順心的日子。一天開始時，可能還不錯，但突然間似乎一切都失去了控制。情況經常是這樣的， 許許多多的事情都偏偏趕在同一時刻出問題，好像是一件無關緊要的小事引起了一連串的連鎖反應。假設你在做飯，同時又在照看孩子。這時電話鈴響了，它預示著一連串意想不到的災難的來臨。就在你接電話時，孩子把桌布從桌子上扯了下來，

17、將家中最好的陶瓷餐具半數摔碎，同時也弄傷了他自己。你急急忙忙掛上電話，趕去照看孩子和餐具。這時，飯又燒糊了。好像這一切還不足以使你急得掉淚，你的丈夫接著回來 了，事先沒打招呼就帶來 3個客人吃飯。就像許多人最近在悉尼郊區(qū)帕拉馬塔所發(fā)現的那樣，有時亂子會鬧得很大。一天傍晚交通最擁擠時，一輛汽車撞上前面一輛汽車，兩個司機爭吵起來。 緊跟其后的一輛車上的司機碰巧是個初學者，她一驚之下突然把車停了下來。她這一停使得跟在后頭的司機也來了個急 剎車。司機的妻子正坐在他身邊，手里托著塊大蛋糕。她往前一沖，蛋糕從擋風玻璃飛了出 去掉在馬路上。此時，一輛卡車正好從后邊開到那輛汽車邊上，司機看見一塊蛋糕從天而降，

18、緊急剎車?？ㄜ嚿涎b著空啤酒瓶，成百只瓶子順勢從卡車后面滑出車外落在馬路上。這又引起了一場唇槍舌劍的爭吵。與此同時，后面的車輛排成了長龍， 警察花了將近一個小時才使車輛又開起來。在這段時間里，卡車司機不得不清掃那幾百只破瓶子。只有兩只野狗從這一Part 3 Homework課文抄寫一遍+朗讀五遍:6片混亂中得到了好處，它們貪婪地吃掉了剩下的蛋糕。這就是事事不順心的那么一天！7朗讀統(tǒng)計:、臼/W、臼/W、臼第 遍 _ 第二遍 _ 第二遍 _第四遍 _ 第五遍 _Part 4 Quiz Spot Dictati onWe have all experieneeddays when everythin

19、g goes wrong. A day may begin welleno ugh, but sudde nly everyth ing seems to get out of con trol. What in variably happe ns is that a great nu mber of things choose to go wrong at precisely the same mome nt. It is as if a sin gle uni mporta nt eve nt set up a cha in of react ions. Let us suppose th

20、at you are prepari ng a meal and keeping an eye on the baby at the same time. The teleph one rings and this marks the prelude to an unforeseen series of catastrophes. While you are on the phone, the baby pulls the table-cloth off the table smash ing half your best crockery and cutting himself in the

21、 process. You hang up hurriedly and attend to baby, _crockery, etc. Mea nwhile, the meal gets burnt. As if this were not eno ugh to reduce_you to tears, your husba nd arrives, un expectedly bringing three guests to dinner.Things can go wrong on a big scale as a number of people recentlydiscovered in

22、Parramatta, a suburb of Sydney. During the rush hour one evening two cars collidedand both drivers began to argue. The woman immediatelybehind the two carshappened to be a learner. She suddenly got into a panic and stopped her car. This made the driver following her brake hard. His wife was sitting beside