新概念英语第二册Lesson15共57页.ppt

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1、Lesson15Goodnews.ListeningWhatwasthegoodnews?ListenagainNewwordssecretary['sekrətərɪ]n.秘书；书记美国国务卿希拉里SecretaryofStatetheSecretaryGeneral联合国秘书长['nɜːvəs]nervous神经的；紧张不安的常用表达getnervous变得紧张Don'tbenervous!不要紧张Translate:What'sshesonervousabout?benervousabout对...感到紧张afford[ə'fɔːd]负担得起1.常接在can,

2、could或beableto后表示“买得起，花得起(费用等)”e.g：Wecanaffordacar.我们买得起一辆小汽车。T:我们有钱出国旅行吗?Canweaffordtogoabroad?2.抽得出(或匀得出)时间，花费得起(时间)：e.g：Wecan'taffordthelossofaday.我们浪费不起一天时间。T:我抽不出时间。Ican'taffordthetime.affordsthaffordtodosth3.足以；经得起；能受得住，够得上(做某事):Thecountrycan'taffordanotherflood.该国经不起再受一次水灾了。4.给予

3、；提供，供给：音乐给我带来乐趣。Musicaffordsmepleasure.Phrase：affordgreatpleasuretosomeone/affordsomeonegreatpleasure给某人很大乐趣——Doyouwanttobuyacomputer？——Yes，butIcan’t____oneA、makeB、affordC、playThebookisveryexpensive,Idon’thaveenoughmoneytobuyit.Ican’t_______.Ican’t_______________.=考题链接=afforditaffordto

4、buyitB[wiːk]虚弱的；无力的weakn.weakness常用表达weakvoiceweaksmile微弱的声音勉强的笑容weakattheknees情感上无助的beweakin不擅长...Ainterrupt打断（别人的话等）；暂停；中断n.interruptioninterruptsb打断某人的话1.打断(讲话或讲话人)e.g:我不想打断你,请把你的故事讲下去。Idon‘twanttointerruptyou.Goonwithyourstory.2.中断;遮断;阻碍e.g:Youinterruptedmythoughts.你打断了我的思路。近义词：dis

5、turbvt.打扰，扰乱e.gMycousinalwaysmakesalotofnoiseanddisturbsmewhenI’mstudying.当我在学习的时候，我的表弟总是发出噪音打扰我。T:Wedidnotdisturbhimuntilhehadfinishedwork.disturbsb打扰某人interruptv.打断(别人的讲话或行动)disturbv.打扰或妨碍某人It'simpolitetointerruptwhenothersaretalking.（I'm）Sorrytodisturbyou.Baddreams________hersleep.I

6、don'twantto_________you.Goonwithyourstory.disturbinterruptstopormakeabreakworrying,uneasytobeabletobuyorpayforuseless,notstrongapersonwhoseworkissupportingmanagementnervousaffordweaksecretaryinterruptGuessthewordFastReading4minutesTextanalysisMakeasentenceMr.Harmsworthtoldsecretarywoul

7、dmeseeThethatThesecretarytoldmethatMr.Harmsworthwouldseeme.Would在这里不单单指过去将来时，更表示"想……，要……"T:你想加入我们吗？Wouldyouliketojoinus？Translate当我走进他办公室时，我感到非常紧张。IfeltverynervouswhenIwentintohisoffice.当老师走进教室的时候，学生们正在大声说话。Studentsweretalkingloudlywhentheteacherwentintoclassroom.Hedidnotlookupfromhi