综合英语Unit3SavedbyHisMistakes学习教案

1、会计学1综合综合(zngh)英语英语Unit3SavedbyHisMistakes第一页，共40页。第1页/共40页第二页，共40页。第2页/共40页第三页，共40页。第3页/共40页第四页，共40页。7. What did the crowd waiting outside do? -They rushed forward to congratulate the speaker on the perfect landing. 5. What did the speaker decide to do then? -After hesitating for a while, she decide

2、d to do something. She unfastened her seat belt, got up, and followed the air hostess into the pilots cabin.6. How did she deal with the situation? -First, she moved the pilot aside, and took his seat. She then followed the radio instructions from the airport below. After circling over the airport f

3、or several times to get familiar with the controls, she managed to guide the plane towards the air field and landed safely. 第4页/共40页第五页，共40页。第5页/共40页第六页，共40页。第6页/共40页第七页，共40页。第7页/共40页第八页，共40页。第8页/共40页第九页，共40页。7. What happened when he got level with the top of the trunk? -The limb on which he was sta

4、nding cracked ominously under his feet. He jumped to the rim of the tree trunk and the edge crumbled. He plunged down, too suddenly to make a sound, into the deep hollow of the dead tree. 8. What happened as he fell? - His fall was broken for a moment by a jutting piece of wood that caught his cloth

5、ing. 第9页/共40页第十页，共40页。9. Was he hurt when his fall was done? - No, he picked himself up miraculously unhurt; shaken, dazed. 10. What did Jerry hear then? - the pups sniffing and yelping to him; the shepherd barking in alarm. 11. What was the situation like? Could he find a way out? - desperate: no h

6、andholds inside, the snag out of reach; not able to enlarge the hole by kicking; nobody would hear him since he was too far away from home. 第10页/共40页第十一页，共40页。his sodden prison. 17. Why did he say that Mistake No.1 and Mistake No.2 saved him? -The two pups stayed with him during the mishap, giving h

7、im hope and comfort. What is more, it was the barking of the two pups that guided Bob to the right tree to rescue Jerry. 14. What happened later? - A storm broke and the rain poured into the hollow trunk. Jerry was drenched by the rain. How did the pups help him at that moment? - They were frightene

8、d but still remained, moved closer to comfort the master and stuck their muzzles to lick his feet. 第11页/共40页第十二页，共40页。第12页/共40页第十三页，共40页。miraculously unhurt, shaken, pick updark inside, hole at feet, hearscared, get out, no handholds, out of reach, enlarge by kicking, no good to call, send for, stre

9、ak across, remain, encouragementstorm, writhed, rain poured, drenched, move closer, lickBob follow, too tired to jump, barking of pups, guide, right treerescue party, rope, 15 hours, out, exhaustedlast mistake, not give up hope, saved第13页/共40页第十四页，共40页。第14页/共40页第十五页，共40页。第15页/共40页第十六页，共40页。第16页/共40页

10、第十七页，共40页。第17页/共40页第十八页，共40页。第18页/共40页第十九页，共40页。found that he was too short to reach the bird nest up in the tree was out of reach. My nephew always uses up his runs out of pocket money before the end of each month. At first, he refused to accept any suggestion but eventually in the end he gave in.

11、The driver got lost in the mountains. He had to drive slowly slow down to look for road signs. In a slip of the tongue, the speaker said in his opening remarks “Good ladies, morning and gentlemen.” The audience laughed hilariously roared with laughter. The editor was not satisfied with the news stor

12、y and asked sent the journalist to get for more information. 第19页/共40页第二十页，共40页。第20页/共40页第二十一页，共40页。support. c. She sent a letter to the university for an application form. 5. a. It took lots of struggling for her to get her foot out of the rock crevice. b. Finally it took an hour for the doctor to

13、get the fish bone out of his throat. c. It took almost years struggle to get the political prisoner out of jail. 第21页/共40页第二十二页，共40页。第22页/共40页第二十三页，共40页。/Suddenly it occurred to her that she had left the window slightly open for the pup, /as it had not returned after dark. /At this moment, the littl

14、e dog, whimpering, came to her side to lick her feet /as if it knew it had done something wrong./第23页/共40页第二十四页，共40页。第24页/共40页第二十五页，共40页。第25页/共40页第二十六页，共40页。第26页/共40页第二十七页，共40页。第27页/共40页第二十八页，共40页。第28页/共40页第二十九页，共40页。should be kept out of childrens reach/the reach of children.The soldier was standin

15、g under the burning / scorching sun, drenched with sweat. Standing under the scorching sun, the soldier was drenched with sweat.He returned to his motherland in the end.It was dark inside the tree. Above him there was only a pale disc of sky. At his feet a pear-shaped hole framed a small patch of gr

16、ey light. 树洞里很暗，抬头只见一圆盘大小的昏暗天空，他脚边一个梨形的小洞，透进一丝灰暗的光线。Night came. A storm broke. Lightning writhed above his head, and rain poured into the hollow cylinder of the tree. 夜幕降临，暴风雨骤起，他头顶上电闪雷鸣，大量(dling)雨水涌进圆筒状的树洞。第29页/共40页第三十页，共40页。第30页/共40页第三十一页，共40页。five “Giant Evils” in society: squalor (肮脏肮脏), ignoran

17、ce(愚昧愚昧(ymi), want(贫穷贫穷), idleness (懒懒惰惰) and disease (疾病疾病). - A series of measures were taken after the Second World War to provide services or assistance in health, education, employment and social security (社会保障社会保障); from the cradle to the grave” Why may the system decline? -“nanny state”, prod

18、uce dependent members - theoretical impossibility todecide who should be assisted - high taxes (e.g. Denmark: tax level at 50.4% of GDP in 2002) - some provisions being reduced since the 1980s in UK: e.g. no more free eye tests for all have; prescription charges (药费药费)for drugs rising第31页/共40页第三十二页，

19、共40页。% of social expenditure over GDP第32页/共40页第三十三页，共40页。第33页/共40页第三十四页，共40页。 (b-1) He stole a bike. It was true. (b-2) That he stole a bike was true. 宾语从句宾语从句(Object Clause) e.g. Everybody knows (that) money doesnt grow on trees. Note: that 不能省略不能省略 e.g. The dealer told me how much he was prepared

20、to pay for my car and that I could have the money without delay.同位语从句同位语从句(Appositive Clause)常放在常放在fact, news, idea, truth, hope, problem, information, order等名词后面，说明该名词的具体等名词后面，说明该名词的具体内容。换言之，同位语从句和所内容。换言之，同位语从句和所修饰的名词在内容上为同一修饰的名词在内容上为同一(tngy)关系。关系。 e.g. The fact that his proposal makes sense should

21、 be recognized. Owing to the fact that the criminal rate has risen drastically, less tourists visit the Philippines this year.第34页/共40页第三十五页，共40页。 e.g. Whether he has signed the contract (or not) doesnt matter. Whether (or not) he has signed the contract doesnt matter. (If is not possible) The quest

22、ion is whether he has signed the contract. (if is not possible) I want to know whether/ if he has signed the contract (or not). Im concerned about whether he has signed the contract (or not). (if is not possible)What/When/Where/How/ Which 疑问词引导的从句作为疑问词引导的从句作为名词从句名词从句 e.g. When he did it is a mystery

23、. I wonder when he did it. The question is when he did it. It depended on when he did it. Im interested in when he did it. 第35页/共40页第三十六页，共40页。appalled救援队伍: rescue party哄堂大笑: roar with laughter 阿富汗: Afghanistan 暴露自己(zj)、冒风险: stick ones neck/chin out虎口拔牙、太岁头上动土: beard the lion in its den灾难、大祸、不幸: calamity; catastrophe; mishaps困在（荒岛上等）: be (left) stranded 中等大小的: medium-sized 歇斯底里的: become hysterical （跌倒之后）缓缓站起来: pick oneself up第36页/共40页第三十七页，共40页。(4)_ of the tree trunk, and