托雅英語1-18
第一講：
Part I：詞法
1、homesick adj. 想家的；2、quite a change相當(dāng)大的一個變化；
3、expect vt. 預(yù)料，預(yù)期； 4、fascinating adj. 迷人的，
令人著迷的；
5、more important 更重要的是； 6、opportunity n. 機(jī)會；
7、career n. 職業(yè)生涯； 8、development n. 發(fā)展；
9、pack vt. 打包； 10、picnic n. 野餐；
11、invite vt. 邀請； 12、hamburger n. 漢堡；
13、sandwich n. 三明治；14、roast adj. 烤制的；
15、beef n. 牛肉； 16、peanut butter花生醬；
17、self-development自我發(fā)展； 18、courtyard n. 院子；
19、get waylaid(因遭遇攔截、搶劫或遇到熟人而)耽擱了時間；
20、successful adj. 成功的
Part II：句法
對話1
Penny:How do you like living in Shanghai, Joan?
Joan:I like it a lot. Everyone has been very nice.
Penny:You’ve made a lot of new friends here, haven’t you?
Joan:Oh, yes. I really like the people in Shanghai, but I miss my friends and family back home. I still get homesick sometimes.
Penny:Of course. Shanghai is very different from Hunan, isn’t it?
Joan:Yes, I think so. I come from a very small town in Hunan, so big city life is quite a change for me.
Penny:Is it everything you expected?
Joan:Oh, yes. Shanghai is such a fascinating place. More important, there are so many opportunities for my career development.
對話2
Jessie:It’s such a fine day. Say, why don’t we pack a picnic lunch and go to the park? We can invite some other people to come too.
Bob:This is one of the best ideas I’ve heard in weeks. What should we take for the picnic?
Jessie:Anything is fine with me.
Bob:Then how about hamburgers? We should have a barbecue.
Jessie:Oh, no! I can’t stand hamburgers!
Bob:But you said anything is fine with you.
Jessie:Well, anything except hamburgers.
Bob:OK. How about some sandwiches? You know, chicken, roast beef, peanut butter…?
Jessie:All of them sound good for me.
精美語句
1.How do you like working here in Suzhou?
2.How do you like working together with Mr. Gao?
3.I’ve made a lot of new friends since I came to Suzhou two months ago.
4.I like living and working in Shanghai, but I miss my family back home.
5.Do you sometimes get homesick?
6.I should say Shanghai is very different from any other city I’ve ever been to.
7.Big city life is quite a change for those who come from small towns.
8.Everything is not quite I expected.
9.China is such a fascinating country.
10.Many rural young people come to big cities like Shanghai and Beijing for career development.
11.There are more opportunities in big cities than in small ones for self-development.
12.I don’t care. Anything is fine with me.
13.We can have a barbecue in the courtyard.
14.Helen doesn’t eat anything but salad.
15.What do we have for dessert?
16.Hey, we haven’t gotten together in so long. Let’s find a time and have a get-together.
17.I got waylaid on my way to school this morning. I ran into an old friend and he started to tell me about his successful story.
第一講：
Part I：詞法
1、homesick adj. 想家的；2、quite a change相當(dāng)大的一個變化；
3、expect vt. 預(yù)料，預(yù)期； 4、fascinating adj. 迷人的，
令人著迷的；
5、more important 更重要的是； 6、opportunity n. 機(jī)會；
7、career n. 職業(yè)生涯； 8、development n. 發(fā)展；
9、pack vt. 打包； 10、picnic n. 野餐；
11、invite vt. 邀請； 12、hamburger n. 漢堡；
13、sandwich n. 三明治；14、roast adj. 烤制的；
15、beef n. 牛肉； 16、peanut butter花生醬；
17、self-development自我發(fā)展； 18、courtyard n. 院子；
19、get waylaid(因遭遇攔截、搶劫或遇到熟人而)耽擱了時間；
20、successful adj. 成功的
Part II：句法
對話1
Penny:How do you like living in Shanghai, Joan?
Joan:I like it a lot. Everyone has been very nice.
Penny:You’ve made a lot of new friends here, haven’t you?
Joan:Oh, yes. I really like the people in Shanghai, but I miss my friends and family back home. I still get homesick sometimes.
Penny:Of course. Shanghai is very different from Hunan, isn’t it?
Joan:Yes, I think so. I come from a very small town in Hunan, so big city life is quite a change for me.
Penny:Is it everything you expected?
Joan:Oh, yes. Shanghai is such a fascinating place. More important, there are so many opportunities for my career development.
對話2
Jessie:It’s such a fine day. Say, why don’t we pack a picnic lunch and go to the park? We can invite some other people to come too.
Bob:This is one of the best ideas I’ve heard in weeks. What should we take for the picnic?
Jessie:Anything is fine with me.
Bob:Then how about hamburgers? We should have a barbecue.
Jessie:Oh, no! I can’t stand hamburgers!
Bob:But you said anything is fine with you.
Jessie:Well, anything except hamburgers.
Bob:OK. How about some sandwiches? You know, chicken, roast beef, peanut butter…?
Jessie:All of them sound good for me.
精美語句
1.How do you like working here in Suzhou?
2.How do you like working together with Mr. Gao?
3.I’ve made a lot of new friends since I came to Suzhou two months ago.
4.I like living and working in Shanghai, but I miss my family back home.
5.Do you sometimes get homesick?
6.I should say Shanghai is very different from any other city I’ve ever been to.
7.Big city life is quite a change for those who come from small towns.
8.Everything is not quite I expected.
9.China is such a fascinating country.
10.Many rural young people come to big cities like Shanghai and Beijing for career development.
11.There are more opportunities in big cities than in small ones for self-development.
12.I don’t care. Anything is fine with me.
13.We can have a barbecue in the courtyard.
14.Helen doesn’t eat anything but salad.
15.What do we have for dessert?
16.Hey, we haven’t gotten together in so long. Let’s find a time and have a get-together.
17.I got waylaid on my way to school this morning. I ran into an old friend and he started to tell me about his successful story.