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功 能 句 式 |
Giving
some advice and making some suggestions: You’d better (not) do ... You may/can do ... You should/ought to do ... You needn’t/don’t have to do ... I suggest/advise (that) you (should) do ... I advise you (not) to do ... I suggest (you) doing ... Let’s do ... (, shall we?) Why don’t you/not do ... ? What about doing ... ? How about doing ... ? |
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词 汇 |
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四会词汇 reception, considerate, cigar, splendid, astonish, coincidence, tension, elegant, bachelor, prescription, drawer, theft, religious, stubborn, enquiry, assistance, vital, guilty, stain, banquet, convince, assume, cancel, meanwhile, remark, innocent, commit, straightforward, roundabout 2. 认读词汇 informal, Rachel Verinder, Godfrey, curse, Franklin Black, Candy, Sergeant, Cuff, investigate, Rosanna, smear, suspicion, Holland, opium, offend 3. 词组或短语 in an/the act of revenge, offer to do sth, be stubborn in doing sth, keep sb out of trouble, have no choice but to do sth 4.重点词汇 considerate, splendid, astonish, elegant, religious, stubborn, vital, guilty, convince, assume, meanwhile, remark, innocent, commit |
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结 构 |
复习名词从句中的同位语从句 |
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重 点 句 子 |
1. When he died he left the Moonstone to his
sister’s daughter, in an act of revenge, passing his bad fortune to her. 2. His move to quit smoking cigars to please her is seen by the servants as evidence that he is in love with Rachel. 3. Is it coincidence or is it the Moonstone’s bad luck that causes the tension and strange things that happen during the rest of the evening? 4. Franklin’s reply that doctors just guess which drug they should recommend, makes Dr Candy extremely angry. 5. The detective believes that she may have taken the diamond either from force of habit or to cause a disagreement between Rachel and Franklin. 6. Rachel is stubborn in resisting his enquiries about the Moonstone to the degree that she makes it seem as if she does not want the mystery to be solved. 7. I was convinced that she had taken her own diamond, and that Rosanna had assisted her. |
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技能目标Skill Goals ▲Talk about the mystery ▲Read a detective story ▲Practise giving advice ▲Integrative language practice ▲Write an informal or a formal letter |