新概念二冊(cè)課文50共10個(gè)樣品課件nce2lesson

Let’s

learn

some

new

words

about

journey ride

conductor

excursion

viewLet’s

learn

the

grammar

reflected

in

the

article.Let’s

learn

to

use

“I

love

travelling

in

……,because……”

to

talk

about

travel.Just

remember:

Complain

is

useless

and

keepoptimistic

when

difficult

things

happen

to

us.Taken

for

a

ride乘車兜風(fēng)ChrisLesson

50Warming

upWhere

do

you

love

travelling?Watch

and

answer1

Where

does

the

writer

love

travelling?Where

did

he

want

to

go

on

his

recent

excursion?3

What

did

the

writer

realize

when

the

bus

stopped?Why

didn’t

the

writer

get

off

at

Woodford

Green?24Language

pointsI

love

travellingin

the

country,

but

I

don'tlike

losing

my

way.Love/like/enjoy

doing

sth.Proverb:

Love

me,lovemy

dog.country=countryside=rural

area

鄉(xiāng)間city=urban

area

城市l(wèi)ose

one’sway

=getlost

迷路lose

one’sjob

丟掉工作lose

one’s

temper

發(fā)脾氣

lose

weight

減肥愛屋及烏Language

pointsI

went

on

an

excursion

recently,

but

my

triptook

me

longer

than

I

expected.go

on

an

excursion=have

anexcursionI’ll

goonholidaynext

monthDid

you

go

on

a

trip

last

monthexcursion:

a

usually

short

journey

made

for

pleasure;

anouting.take

sb.

sometime

花費(fèi)某人多少時(shí)間spend

cost pay

forSb.

spend

some

time

on

sth.Sb.

spend

sometime

(in)dongsth.Language

points“I‘m

going

to

Woodford

Green,”I

said

to

theconductor

as

I

got

on

the

bus,“but

I

don’tknow

where

it

is.”conductor=ticket

manconductress

女售票員conduct n.

舉止，品行男售票員V.

指引，指導(dǎo)a

man

of

good

conduct

一個(gè)品行端正的人He

conducted

me

around

the

zoo

他帶領(lǐng)我參觀動(dòng)物園Get

on

thebus

——

getoffthebus Get

in

thecarLanguage

points“I'll

tell

you

where

to

get

off,”answered

theconductor.I

sat

in

the

front

of

the

bus

to

get

agood

view

of

the

countryside.where to

get

off=where

you

can(should)getoffIn

the

front

of&

in

front

of

的區(qū)別Language

pointsAfter

some

time,

the

bus

stopped.

Lookinground,

I

realized

with

a

shock

that

I

was

theonly

passenger

left

on

the

bus.some

timesome

timesometime

sometimes some

times一段時(shí)間eg.

It

takes

some

time

to

do

my

homework.sometime

(過(guò)去或?qū)?lái)的)某一時(shí)刻eg.Ihopetogo

toBeijingsometimesoon.sometimes

有時(shí)eg.

Sometimes

I

work

in

the

dayand

sometimes

at

night.some

times

好幾次eg.

My

uncle

has

beento

London

some

times“You'll

have

to

get

off

here.”theconductor

said.“This

is

as

far

as

we

go.”as

far

as=

so

far

as(表示范圍)遠(yuǎn)至某處否定句用so

far

asThis

isnotso

far

aswe

go.Asfar

asI

amconcerned

就我而言……eg.As

far

as

I

am

concerned,

computer

gamesare

harmful

to

us.Language

pointsLanguage

points“Is

this

Woodford

Green?”asked.“Oh

dear,”said

the

conductor

suddenly.“Iforgot

to

put

you

off.”“It

doesn't

matter,”I

said.“I'll

get

off

here.”forgettodosth.

忘記去做某事forgetdoingsth.

忘記做過(guò)某事put

sb.

off

讓……下車put

off=delay=postpone

延期，推遲proverb:Never

put

off

till

tomorrow

whatyoucan

do

today

今日事，今日畢。Language

pointsWe're

going

back

now,'

said

the

conductor.‘Well,

in

that

case,

I

prefer

to

stay

on

thebus,'I

answered.in

thatcase=if

thathappens若是那樣的話prefer

to

do

sth.

寧可做某事prefer

A

to

B.

比起B(yǎng)，更喜歡AI

prefer

writing

to

listening.比起聽力，我更喜歡寫作。prefer

doing

A

to

doing

B

比起做事件B，更喜歡做事件AI

prefer

playing

basketballto

doing

homework.比起做作業(yè)，我更喜歡打籃球。123456Make choice

and

answer

the

question1.Anewcomputer

a

lot

of

money.spendsC.

takesB.

costsD.pays

for2.

An

ambulance

and

some

police

cars

werewaiting

thehouse.A.

in

front

ofC.

in

frontB.

in

the

front

ofD.

in

the

front3.Imethim

in

the

street

last

month.A. some

timeC.

some

timesB.

sometimeD.

sometimes4.Wedidn’twalk

the

river.A.

so

farasC.

so

farB.

as

far

asD.as

far5.

--Jack,

the

door

is

stillopen.

Sorry,I

it.A.

forget

to

shutC.

forget

to

shutingB.

forget

shutingD.

forget

to

shutTranslation6.

比起茶，我更喜歡咖啡(prefer)I

love

travelling

in

the

country,

but

I

don't

like

losing

my

way.I

went

on

an

excursion

recently,

but

my

trip

took

me

longerthan

I

expected.“I'm

going

to

Woodford

Green,”I

said

to

the

conductor

as

Igot

on

the

bus,“but

I

don't

know

where

it

is.”“I'll

tell

you

where

to

get

off,”answered

the

conductor.

I

satin

the

front

of

the

bus

to

get

a

good

view

of

the

countryside.After

some

time,

the

bus

stopped.

Looking

round,

I

realizedwith

a

shock

that

I

was

the

only

passenger

left

on

the

bus.“You'll

have

to

get

off

here.”the

conductor

said.“This

is

asfar

as

we

go.”“Is

this

Woodford

Green?”asked.“Oh

dear,”said

the

cond