新概念三冊Lesson備課筆記PPT課件

1、Lesson15 Fifty pence worth of trouble pocket money 零用錢 留給丈夫的零花錢 beer money 女子留作應(yīng)急之用的私房錢;自備零錢（俚） mad money 壓歲錢 lucky money第1頁/共34頁Lesson15 Fifty pence worth of trouble small money 零錢 good money 高薪 glove money 特指用來行賄的錢 保護(hù)費 protection money第2頁/共34頁Lesson15 Fifty pence worth of trouble green money/dead

2、president 美金(俚) soft/folding money 紙幣 硬幣 hard money 存錢罐 piggy bank/money box第3頁/共34頁Lesson15 Fifty pence worth of trouble thrifty adj.節(jié)儉的 -My mother is a thrifty housekeeper. -我媽媽是一個節(jié)儉的持家人。 economical adj. 節(jié)約的，經(jīng)濟(jì)的 -I want most economical packing. -我要最經(jīng)濟(jì)的包裝。 economical burden第4頁/共34頁 bounce v.彈跳，彈起 拍

3、球 bounce the ball -The coin/hard money was bounced 同： Spring v.彈跳 n.彈簧；春天 -The cat made a spring at the mouse. -貓向老鼠撲去。 spring bed 彈簧床，鋼絲床 spring roll第5頁/共34頁 pavement n. 人行道 concrete /rigid pavement 混凝土路面 on the pavement 沒住宿地，被遺棄，徘徊街頭 sidewalk（美語）人行道 第6頁/共34頁 Stick (stuck,stuck) 1）v.卡住，夾住 -His arm

4、was stuck. 2）v.堅持 -You must stick to your idea. 3）v.粘貼 -Stick the stamp on the envelope. Sticker 貼紙 Stick n. 棍子第7頁/共34頁 brigade n.旅，（消防）隊 消防隊 fire brigade= fire department= fire station construction brigade 工程隊第8頁/共34頁 grease 潤滑油 elbow grease 重活 grease monkey 指汽車修理站或加油站的工人 諺：elbow grease gives the b

5、est polish. 苦干出好活。 石油 petroleum Sinopec 中石化（中國石油化工集團(tuán)公司） 柴油 diesel （oil）第9頁/共34頁第10頁/共34頁 蠟筆小新-喂小白記 -我能夠照顧小白。 -I can take care of Xiao Bai. -I am able to take care of Xiao Bai. Could / was able to/ manage to do 1)could和was able to 都可用來表示 過去的能力過去的能力。 -他小時候能游5英里。 -He could/was able to swim 5 miles when

6、 he was young.第11頁/共34頁2)區(qū)別： was able to 表示不但有能力做某事，而且做到了，但could只表示有能力，不表示做到了。因此在下列句子中不能替換。 -經(jīng)治療后他得以回去工作。-After treatment he (was able to) return to work.第12頁/共34頁3)couldnt 和 wasnt able to 可以替換。(L13)What is more, he could not get his arm out.-昨天我未能把工作做完。-I couldnt / wasnt able to finish the job yest

7、erday.第13頁/共34頁4)manage to do表示設(shè)法做成了某事（L6）Only very thrifty children manage to fill up a money box.-昨天我設(shè)法完成了這項工作。-I manage to finish the job yesterday.第14頁/共34頁Text:(L1) Children always appreciate small gifts of money.Mum or dad, of course, provides a regular supply of pocket-money, but uncles and a

8、unts are always a source of extra income. 第15頁/共34頁(L1)sb. appreciate sth.=sb. be pleased with sth.-We often appreciate the high salary and premium but less work.- -我們常常樂于少干活多掙錢。我們常常樂于少干活多掙錢。-Some elders always appreciate cheap articles in the supermarket.- -很多老人總是喜歡在超市里買便宜貨。很多老人總是喜歡在超市里買便宜貨。第16頁/共3

9、4頁 （L3） With some children, small sums go a long way. If fifty pences are not exchanged for sweets, they rattle for months inside money-boxes. 第17頁/共34頁 （L4）exchange exchange sth. for sth. -I want to exchange my ipad for your book. exchange student cultural exchange exchange ideas exchange goods 交易，

10、貿(mào)易 stock exchange 證券交易所 foreign exchange 外匯 exchange rate 匯率第18頁/共34頁表“交換”trade sth. for sth.switch sth. for sth. commute sth.for-Nothing can trade for your health.第19頁/共34頁（L6）Only very thrifty children manage to fill up a money-box. For most of them, sixpence is a small price to pay for a satisfyi

11、ng bar of chocolate.第20頁/共34頁（L6）fill up (感受感受up)Fill填填fill up 填滿填滿（L12）rolled up his sleeves Roll 卷卷roll up )卷起來卷起來（L2，l5）woke up with a startWake喚醒喚醒wake up 醒來醒來（L2，l8）the vicar went up into the clock tower第21頁/共34頁（L2，l8）the vicar went up into the clock towerWent to 進(jìn)入went up into 不僅進(jìn)入，而且是爬上去的(L7

12、, l8) Dogs, it seems, love to chew up money!Chew 咀嚼chew up 強(qiáng)調(diào)狗咬錢時不只是咬破，而是更喜歡撕咬成碎片第22頁/共34頁 （L10） My nephew, George, has a money-box but it is always empty. Very few of the sixpences I have given him have found their way there. I gave him sixpence yesterday and advised him to save it. 第23頁/共34頁 （L8）

13、My nephew, George, has a money-box but it is always empty. Very few of the sixpences I have given him have found their way there. I gave him sixpence yesterday and advised him to save it. 第24頁/共34頁 （L10） Instead, he bought himself sixpence worth of trouble. On his way to the sweet shop, he dropped h

14、is sixpence and it rolled along the pavement and then disappeared down a drain. 第25頁/共34頁（L10）drop搭配： Drop in/by 順便拜訪Drop out 退出，退學(xué)Drop off 下降，減少；睡著Drop off to sleep第26頁/共34頁 （L11） George took off his jacket, rolled up his sleeves and pushed his right arm through the drain cover. He could not find h

15、is sixpence anywhere, and what is more, he could not get his arm out. 第27頁/共34頁（L13）what is more 而且寫作中先后順序的過渡語：首先，其次， 再次Firstly/secondly/thirdlyIn the first place/instanceIn the second place/ instanceFirst of all/to begin with第28頁/共34頁Next/also/besides/ in additionFurthermore/moreover/ what is moreB

16、eyond that/ finally/ last but not the least第29頁/共34頁一方面，另一方面For one thing/for anotherOn one hand/on the other hand第30頁/共34頁 （L13） A crowd of people gathered round him and a lady rubbed his arm with soap and butter, but George was firmly stuck. The fire-brigade was called and two firemen freed George

17、 using a special type of grease. 第31頁/共34頁 （L15） George was not too upset by his experience because the lady who owns the sweet shop heard about his troubles and rewarded him with a large box of chocolates. 第32頁/共34頁 孩子們總是喜歡得到一些零花錢。爸爸媽媽當(dāng)然經(jīng)常給孩子零花錢，但是，叔舅嬸姨也是孩子們額外收入來源。對于有些孩子來說，少量的錢可以花很長一段時間。如果50便士不拿來換糖吃，則可以放在儲蓄罐里叮當(dāng)響上好幾月。但是能把儲蓄罐裝滿的只有屈指可數(shù)的幾個特別節(jié)儉的孩子。對大部分孩子來說，用50便士來買一大塊好的巧克力，是算不了什么的。 我的外甥喬治有一個儲蓄罐，但總是空空的。我給了不少50便士的硬幣，但沒有幾個存到儲蓄罐