新概念第二冊-L83-After-the-elections(課堂)課件

Lesson83Aftertheelections12023/10/7Lesson83Aftertheelections12TextTheformerPrimeMinister,Mr.WentworthLane,wasdefeatedintherecentelections.Heisnowretiringfrompoliticallifeandhasgoneabroad.Myfriend,Patrick,hasalwaysbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane'sRadicalProgressiveParty.Aftertheelections,PatrickwenttotheformerPrimeMinister'shouse.WhenheaskedifMr.Lanelivedthere,thepolicemanondutytoldhimthatsincehisdefeat,theex-PrimeMinisterhadgoneabroad.Onthefollowingday,Patrickwenttothehouseagain.Thesamepolicemanwasjustwalkingslowlypasttheentrance,whenPatrickaskedthesamequestion.Thoughalittlesuspiciousthistime,thepolicemangavehimthesameanswer.Thedayafter,Patrickwenttothehouseoncemoreandaskedexactlythesamequestion.Thistime,thepolicemanlosthistemper.'Itoldyouyesterdayandthedaybeforeyesterday,'heshouted,'Mr.Lanewasdefeatedintheelections.Hehasretiredfrompoliticallifeandgonetoliveabroad!"'Iknow,'answeredPatrick,'butIlovetohearyousayit!'22023/10/7TextTheformerPrimeMinisQuestions32023/10/7Questions32023/7/29WhowastheformerPrimeMinister?Mr.WentworthLane.42023/10/7WhowastheformerMr.WentMyfriend,Patrick,hasalwaysbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane'sRadicalProgressiveParty.WhohasalwaysbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane'sRadicalProgressiveParty?52023/10/7Myfriend,Patrick,hasalways

WhydidPatrickgotothehouseagainandagain?

BecausehelovedtohearthepolicemansayMr.Lanewasdefeated.62023/10/7WhydidPatrickgotothehoIntherecentelections,wastheformerPrimeMinisterdefeatedornot?Hewasdefeatedintherecentelections.72023/10/7Intherecentelections,wasWhathappenedtotheformerPrimeMinister,andwhereishenow?Heisnowretiringfrompoliticallifeandhasgoneabroad.82023/10/7WhathappenedtotheformerPrGoodjob!92023/10/7Goodjob!92023/7/29Newwordselectionformer defeat fanatical opponent radical progressive suspicious n.選舉adj.從前的v.打敗adj.狂熱的n.反對者，對手adj.激進(jìn)的adj.進(jìn)步的adj.懷疑的102023/10/7Newwordselectionn.選舉102023/7

election

n.(經(jīng)由投票的)選舉;當(dāng)選ageneralelection大選,普選Electv.選舉奧巴馬被選為美國總統(tǒng)。Obamawaselected(tobe)PresidentoftheUnitedStates.112023/10/7election

n.(經(jīng)由投票的)選舉;當(dāng)defeat（1）

v.打敗我隊以5比零擊敗對手。Ourteamdefeatedouropponentby5：0.（2）

n挫折、失敗我們的棒球隊再遭失敗Ourbaseballteamhassufferedanotherdefeat.122023/10/7defeat122023/7/29fanatical（1）adj.狂熱的（2）n.（主義、宗教等）狂信者

fann.（口）迷、熱心愛好者

abaseballfan棒球迷

arockandrollfan搖滾迷

becrazyabout……非常喜愛

...,醉心於

＝

bemadabout…132023/10/7fanatical132023/7/29radical（1）

根本的、徹底的徹底改進(jìn)radicalimprovements（2）過激的、激進(jìn)的、極端的theradicalparty激進(jìn)黨

radicallyadv.根本地,完全地,過激地

radicalismn.激進(jìn)主義,根本的改革主義142023/10/7radical142023/7/29progressive（1）

adj.進(jìn)步的←→conservativea.保守的，守舊的；傳統(tǒng)的

n.保守的人思想進(jìn)步的市長。

Thenewchairmanisquiteprogressive.（2）前進(jìn)的、進(jìn)行的

←→regressivea.退步的，退化的152023/10/7progressive152023/7/29progress（1）

n.前進(jìn)、進(jìn)行（2）

n.進(jìn)步、上進(jìn)、發(fā)展你已經(jīng)在說英語上取得了很大進(jìn)展。You’vemadegreatprogressinspeakingEnglish.（3）n.經(jīng)過、過程、進(jìn)展這個病人進(jìn)步極為顯著。Thepatientismakingremarkableprogress.（4）

v.前進(jìn)、進(jìn)行、上進(jìn)、提高你在數(shù)學(xué)上進(jìn)步很快You’veprogressedquicklyinmathematics.162023/10/7progress162023/7/29suspicious①adj.猜疑的，認(rèn)為可疑的，對……起疑心的，多疑的海關(guān)官員都對面色緊張的旅客起疑心。Customsofficersaresuspiciousofnervous-lookingtravelers.別那么多疑，一切都好。Don’tbesosuspicious.Everything’sallright.②adj.可疑的，令人起疑的這場車禍看起來很可疑。Thecarcrashlookssuspicious.172023/10/7suspicious172023/7/29

suspiciouslyadv.猜疑地,可疑地

suspicionn.猜疑他的話引起了我的懷疑。Hisremarksarousedmysuspicion.我懷疑，我的手機(jī)已被竊聽。Ihaveasuspicionthatmyphonehasbeentapped.182023/10/7suspiciouslyadv.猜疑地,1.TheformerPrimeMinister,Mr.WentworthLane,wasdefeatedintherecentelections.

Explain:

a.theformerPrimeMinister＝

theex-PrimeMinister前首相b.defeatsb擊敗某人＝beatsb打贏某人上個星期六阿森納擊敗曼聯(lián)。ArsenalbeatManchesterUnitedlastSaturday.Text192023/10/71.TheformerPrimeMinister,2.Heisnowretiringfrompoliticallifeandhasgoneabroad.

retire退休我的父親60歲將退休。Myfatherwillretireattheageof60.goabroad出國travelabroad出國旅行studyabroad留學(xué)，出國學(xué)習(xí)liveabroad住在國外beabroad在國外fromabroad從海外來他剛剛從國外旅行回來。Hehasjustreturnedfromabroad.202023/10/72.Heisnowretiringfrompol3.Myfriend,Patrick,hasalwaysbeenafanaticalopponentofMr.Lane'sRadicalProgressiveParty.Explain：RadicalProgressiveParty.激進(jìn)黨4.Aftertheelections,PatrickwenttotheformerPrimeMinister'shouse.Explain：goto去……地方212023/10/73.Myfriend,Patrick,hasalw5.WhenheaskedifMr.Lanelivedthere,thepolicemanondutytoldhimthatsincehisdefeat,theex-PrimeMinisterhadgoneabroad.Explain：

duty（1）

n.責(zé)任、義務(wù)、本分onduty在上班(的)，在值班(的)←→offduty下了班(的)，不在值班(的)（2）稅，關(guān)稅exportduties出口稅importduties進(jìn)口稅222023/10/75.WhenheaskedifMr.Lanel6.Onthefollowingday,Patrickwenttothehouseagain.Thesamepolicemanwasjustwalkingslowlypasttheentrance,whenPatrickaskedthesamequestion.Explain：walkpastprep.走過、經(jīng)過entrance（1）入口、大門口

e.g.公園入口entrancetotheparkthebackentrance後門（2）進(jìn)入e.g.進(jìn)入大學(xué)entranceintocollege＝

entrancetocollege入學(xué)測試entranceexamination232023/10/76.Onthefollowingday,Patri7.Thoughalittlesuspiciousthistime,thepolicemangavehimthesameanswer.Explain：though引導(dǎo)的是讓步狀語從句如果1.從句的主語和主句的相同2.謂語是系動詞be，那么主語+be可省略完整的從句是：

Thoughalittlesuspiciousthistime…….thepolicemanwas242023/10/77.Thoughalittlesuspicious8.Thedayafter,Patrickwenttothe

houseoncemoreandaskedexactlythesamequestion.

第二天thedayaftertomorrow后天thedaybefore（某天的）前一天e.g.他再次提出這個問題。Heaskedthequestiononcemore．thedaybeforeyesterday前天再度252023/10/78.Thedayafter,Patrickwent9.Thistime,thepolicemanlosthistemper.

lostone’stemper發(fā)脾氣temper（1）

n.脾氣別發(fā)脾氣Keepyourtemper！（2）

n.心情、情緒你應(yīng)該向他道歉，他現(xiàn)在脾氣很壞。Youshouldapologizetohim.He’sinaverybadtemper.262023/10/79.Thistime,thepolicemanlomoodn.心情、情緒我在晚會上玩的很開心，心情很好。Ienjoyedmyselfattheparty.Iwasinaverygoodmood.別打擾他，他心情很不好。Don’tdisturbhim.He’sinaverybadmood.beinthemoodforsth/doingsth＝

beinthemoodtodo……想做某事我很想開車去鄉(xiāng)下兜兜風(fēng)。I’minthemoodforadriveintothecountry.272023/10/7moodn.心情、情緒272023/7/29Chooseandwrite1.I'minthe

togooutforareallynicemeal.2.Ifyoucriticizeher,shewillloseher

again.3.He'sinoneofhis

again,soIwouldn'tdisturbhim.moodmoodstemper282023/10/7Chooseandwrite1.I'minthe10.'Itoldyouyesterdayandthedaybeforeyesterday,'heshouted,'Mr.Lanewasdefeatedintheelections.Hehasretiredfrompoliticallifeandgonetoliveabroad!’11.'Iknow,'answeredPatrick,'butIlovetohearyousayit!’292023/10/710.'ItoldyouyesterdayandExercise302023/10/7Exercise302023/7/291.Sincehisretirement,he