Lesson6566（講義）新概念英語(yǔ)一冊(cè)

Lesson65Notababy[詞匯]（8）Dad n.爸（兒語(yǔ)）keybaby n.嬰兒hear v.聽(tīng)見(jiàn)enjoy v.玩得快活yourselfourselvesmum n.媽媽thekeytothefrontdoor前門(mén)的鑰匙★hearv.聽(tīng)見(jiàn)①v.聽(tīng)見(jiàn)Canyouhearme?你能聽(tīng)到嗎？Doyouhear?你聽(tīng)見(jiàn)了嗎？②v.傾聽(tīng)，認(rèn)真聽(tīng)We’dbetterhearwhathehastosay.hearfromsb.收到某人的來(lái)信Ihearfrommymothereveryweek.hearof聽(tīng)說(shuō)listen聽(tīng)，正在聽(tīng)listento…Helistenedbutcouldhearnothing.listening聽(tīng)力★enjoyv.玩得快活①v.過(guò)得快活enjoy+反身代詞：玩得高興Sheenjoyedherselfinthevacation.②v.樂(lè)于；喜愛(ài)enjoy+n.（物體）喜歡……Ienjoyedthatmeal.enjoy+Ving+sth.喜歡做某事③v.享有，享受Weallenjoyourlegalrights.selfishadj.自私的selfishnessn.自私selfcenteredadj.自我為中心的[語(yǔ)法]日期的表達(dá)：通常使用介詞on表示星期幾（onMonday）、一天中的某段時(shí)間（onMondaymorning）、日期（onApril1st）、星期幾+日期（onMonday,April1st）、具體時(shí)間（onthatday）、周年紀(jì)念日（onyourbirthday）以及節(jié)日（onChristmasDay）等。反身代詞：當(dāng)賓語(yǔ)和主語(yǔ)是同一個(gè)人時(shí)，一般需要用反身代詞Theoldladyistalkingtoherself.反身代詞也可與名詞連用，表達(dá)“就是那個(gè)人而不是別人”的意思。Wewentthereourselves.Theywantedtofinishtheworkthemselves.[課文]FATHER:Whatareyougoingtodothisevening,Jill?JILL: I'mgoingtomeetsomefriends,Dad.FATHER: Youmustn'tehomelate. Youmustbehomeathalfpastten.JILL: Ican'tgethomesoearly,Dad! CanIhavethekeytothefrontdoorplease?FATHER: No,youcan't.MOTHER: Jill'seighteenyearsold,Tom. She'snotababy. Giveherthekey. Shealwayseshomeearly.FATHER: Oh,allright!FATHER:Hereyouare. Butyoumustn'tehomeafteraquarterpasteleven. Doyouhear?JILL: Yes,Dad.Thanks,Mum.MOTHER: That'sallright.Goodbye. Enjoyyourself!JILL: Wealwaysenjoyourselves,Mum.Byebye.[課文注釋]1、I'mgoingtomeetsomefriends,Dad.dad和mum前如沒(méi)有所有格代詞或名詞所有格作修飾語(yǔ)，就特指自己的父母親，要大寫(xiě)。father和mather也是如此。2、Wealwaysenjoyourselves,Mum.Byebye.Byebye為非正式的告別語(yǔ)，非正式的告別語(yǔ)還有Solong，Seeyou或I’llbeseeingyou等。正式的告別語(yǔ)是Goodbye，而夜里向人告別時(shí)用Goodnight。Iwilltellyouthemeanidealofthedialogue.Thisdialogueisaboutthreepeople.Jill,agirlwhoiseighteenyearsoldandherparents.Jillhassomefriendsandtheyoftengettogether.TonightJillisgoingtomeetherfriends.Shesaysshecan’tgethomeearly,soshewantstohavethekeytothefrontdoor,butherfatherdoesn’twanttogiveherkey.Laterhermotherhelpedher,herfathergaveherthekeytothefrontdoor,butherfathertoldherthatshemustehomea