新思维综合英语Unit7课件

新思维综合英语(1)Unit10(66—72)
Unit10Learningobjectives
Howtotalkaboutthesizeofanapartment如何谈论公寓大小Howtoaskaboutapartments如何询问公寓情况Howtotalkabouttransportation如何谈论交通
Lesson66 Isitstillavailable?
Debbieislookingforanapartment.HerfriendHiroishelpingher.
FocusQuestions
A1.Whatistheapartment,whichHirofindsinthenewspaper,like?2.Whydoesn’tDebbiewanttheapartment?3.Whereistheone-bedroomfor$650amonth?
Languagepointsinthedialogue
Howdoesthissound?1.“这个听起来怎样?”一般来说这句话是个引子,好让对方注意自己接下来要说的话。人们有时也会说Listen作为开场白。2.sound在这里是一个半系动词,后面接表语,如:Itsoundsgreattome.对表语提问的时候要用how。如:Howareyoufeelingnow?Ifeelbetter.
Sunnyone-bedroomneartransportation,centrallylocated…1.Sunny,晴朗的,能晒到太阳,朝阳的2.one-bedroom一居室(一间卧室加一间客厅,有厕所和厨房)3.neartransportation交通方便4.centrally“中心地”,这里表示市中心。
It’sjustwhatI’mlookingfor.句中whatI’mlookingfor做表语,相当于theonethatI’mlookingfor,这里的关系代词that可以省略。tolookfor“寻找”,区别于find“找到”。
本课的两段对话中还出现了下列嵌入式疑问句:(InDialogueA)(1)Doesitsayhowmuchitis?(2)Doyouhaveanyideawherethatis?(InDialogueB)(3)Doyouhappentoknowhowoftenitrunsduringrushhour?(rushhour=peakhour高峰期)学****一个常用句型:Doyouknow+嵌入式疑问句。以上三句话可变成:(1)Doyouknowhowmuchitis?(2)Doyouknowwherethatis?(3)Doyouknowhowoftenitrunsduringrushhour?
Ican’taffordtopaythatmuch.1.toaffordtodosomething有经济能力去做某事2.thatmuch意思是suchalargesumofmoney。
Maybeyoushouldlookforaroommate.1.给他人提建议,经常会用should,youshoulddosomething这样的结构,如果前面加上maybe听起来会更委婉一些。如:Maybeyoushouldfindsomeonewhocanhelp.也许你应该找个人帮忙。2.roommate室友。后缀–mate表示“同伴”。如:schoolmate同学classmate同班同学。
No,I’dratherhavemyownplace.I’dratherdosomething,宁愿做某事I’d=Iwould表达自己的喜好;宁可不做某事I’drathernotdosomething。对话中用到wouldrather的句子有:(InDialogueA)-Maybeyoushouldlookforaroommate.-No,I’dratherhavemyownplace.
(InDialogueB)(1)-Doyouhaveacar?-Yes,butI’drathernotdrivetowork.(drivetowork开车上班)(2)I’drathernotliveonthefirstfloor.Nowhereisaone-bedroomfor$650amonthonOakStreet.Doyouhaveanyideawherethatis?在具体的某某街道用介词on,泛指在街上用介词in,即inthestreet。
It’soffWashington,nearthepark.off=near,指不在华盛顿,而是在华盛顿附近,如:We’restayinginahotelofftheairportexpressway.我们住在离机场高速公路很近的一个宾馆里。
AnswerstotheFocusQuestions
A:1.Whatistheapartment,whichHirofindsinthenewspaper,like? Itisasunnyone-bedroomneartransportation,centrallylocated.2.Whydoesn’tDebbiewanttheapartment? It’s$850amonthandDebbiecan’taffordtopaythatmuch.3.Whereistheone-bedroomfor$650amonth? It’soffWashington,nearthepark.