新概念英语第二册41课省公共课一等奖全国赛课获奖课件.pptx

1.host hostess2.unsmiling serious3.look up look down upon4.tight tight jeans tights5.fix ones eyes on sb./sth.6.be busy doing sth./with sth.7.despair&disappoint in despair第1页Lesson 41第2页 Discuss 1.Do you often buy something that you dont really need?What is it?2.Who do you think are generally more extravagant,men or women?Why?第3页第4页第5页第6页第7页Do you call that+a+名词？表示一个轻蔑含义。e.g.Do you call that a house?Do you call that a vase?Do you call that a chair?第8页rude adj.无礼 mirror n.镜子 hole n.孔 remark v.评说 remind v.提醒 lighthouse n.灯塔New words and expressions第9页New Wordsruderu:dadj.1.粗鲁,无礼我并不想粗鲁无礼。Ididnotintendtoberude.2.粗糙,简陋石器时代人使用粗糙简陋工具。PeopleoftheStoneAgeusedrudetools.第10页mirrormirn.镜子镜子 我能从后视镜中看到自己。Icanseemyselfinthedrivemirror.lookatoneselfinthemirror照镜子e.g.Mywifeansweredasshelookedatherselfinthemirror.第11页amirrorofamirrorof真实写照MarkTwainsnovelisamirrorofhistime.马克吐温小说是他那个时代真实写照。第12页holehuln.1.洞洞;孔孔Thereisaholeinthewall.墙上有一个洞。带网眼椅子带网眼椅子 the chair with holes2.【口】为难处境为难处境Hisrefusalputusinahole.他拒绝使我们处于为难境地。New Wordsputsb.in第13页remarkrima:k1.v.评说我们不应该买不需要东西我突然评论道。Wemustntbuythingswedontneed,Iremarkedsuddenly.2.n.言辞;谈论,评论他有说幽默话习惯。Hehasahabitofmakinghumorousremarks.New Words第14页remindrimaindv.提醒提醒remindsb.ofsth.remindsb.todosth.remindsb.that我提醒杰克他曾许下诺言。IremindedJackofhispromise.New Words第15页remindrimaindv.使想起这个故事使我想起我一次亲身经历ThestoryremindsmeofanexperienceIoncehad.New Words第16页lighthouselaithausn.灯塔在那个轻易出事地方一定得修建灯塔。Alighthousemustbebuiltatthatdangerousplace.New Words第17页1.What kind of shopping does the writer enjoy,do you think?2.What does the hat look like when the wife walked out of the shop?Shopping for himself.A lighthouse.第18页Read and answer the questions.1 Was the writer in a shop or a theatre?A shop.2 Who was he with?his wife.3 His wife was trying a hat on,wasnt she?Yes,she was.4 What did the writer say to his wife?Do you call that a hat?第19页5 Did she think the writer was being rude?Yes,she did.6 How long had the writer been in the hat shop?Half an hour.7 What was the remark the writer suddenly made?We mustnt buy things we dont need.8 How soon did the writer regret saying it?Almost at once.第20页1、Doyoucallthatahat?Isaidtomywife.call最惯用是“打电话”意思。同时，call还可表示“把叫做、称为”，惯用于口语和非正式文体中。第21页2.Youneedntbesorudeaboutit,mywifeansweredasshelookedatherselfinthemirror.neednt表示表示“无须要、没必要无须要、没必要”。英语中实际上有两个英语中实际上有两个 need。一个是普通动词一个是普通动词need，是表示，是表示“需要需要”意思。意思。e.g.I need a car（我需要一辆汽车。）；（我需要一辆汽车。）；另一个是情态动词另一个是情态动词need，是表示，是表示“必要必要”(用于劝说用于劝说或提议或提议)。第22页need1.做情态动词情态动词时，仅用于否定句和疑问句，只有现在时，过去式要用neednthave，疑问式用need+人称+do?否定式用neednot(neednt），如：Needweleavesoon?Yes,youmust.No,youneednt第23页needYouneednthavehurried.=Itwasnotnecessaryforyoutohurry,butyoudid.你当初无须这么慌忙。第24页need2.做实义动词实义动词时，其改变与普通实义动词相同，后接带to不定式needtododontneedtoDoyouneedto?e.g.我需要稍微休息下。(普通过去时)Ineededtotakeashortrest.Ineededashortrest.第25页need我需要稍微休息下。(普通过去时)Ineededtotakeashortrest.Ineededashortrest.第26页Jack,youcantberude_thepoor.AwithBtoCaboutberudetosb.对某人很粗鲁C对很粗鲁berudeaboutsth.第27页3、我坐在一张新式满是网眼儿椅子上,等候着.Isatdownononeofthosemodernchairs_holes_itandwaited.within第28页translation4、我们在这家帽店已经呆了半个小时了,而我妻子仍在镜子面前.Wehadbeeninthehatshopforhalfanhourandmywifewasstillinfrontofthemirror.第29页translation5、“我们不应该买我们不需要东西,“我突然发表意见说,但马上又后悔说了这话.Wemustntbuythings(that)wedontneed,Iremarkedsuddenly.Iregrettedsayingitalmostatonce.第30页6、Youneednthavesaidthat,mywifeanswered.Ineedntremindyouofthatterribletieyouboughtyesterday.neednthavedone原本无须做,不过做了Youneednthaveboughtthegifts.needntdo无须做Youneedntcome.第31页7、Ifinditbeautiful,Isaid.你会发觉极难和她闲聊。Youllfinditdifficulttomakeconversationwithher.第32页8、Amancanneverhavetoomanyties.cannevertoocannottoo不论也不为过再多领带对一个男人来说也不为过。e.g.你工作越小心越好。Youcantbetoocarefulindoingyourwork.第33页Translation9、十分钟以后,我们一道走出了商店.我妻子戴着一顶像灯塔一样帽子.Tenminuteslaterwewalkedoutoftheshoptogether.Mywifewaswearingahatthatlookedlikealighthouse!第34页Important phrases of this text:look at oneself in the mirror 照镜子照镜子 the chair with holes 带网眼椅子带网眼椅子 in front of 在在前面前面 remind sb.of sth.提醒某人某事提醒某人某事remind sb.to do sth.提醒某人做某事提醒某人做某事remind sb.thatcanttoo再再也不过分也不过分 walk out of 走出走出 wear a hat 戴帽子戴帽子 look like 看起来像看起来像第35页