新概念三第24課ppt.ppt123

1、Lesson 24 A skeleton in the cupboard -LilyfalscadrhldouaonunprciationrendiffetlylyquickceteomplubletroldeanlesuselyasiowsllyrlizeeaienfluencfrieipndshdentevelopmrerdgaleosfeacldisoeraeirplantentationilydacusaemselhiftiepantnHow do you learn English?nI learn English by . nHow do you learn English?nI

2、learn English by .working with friendsmaking flashcardsreading the textbookmaking vocabulary listslistening to tapesasking the teacher for help nDo you learn English by studying with a group? reading aloud practicing conversations with friends reading English magazines watching English-language TV k

3、eeping an English notebookn1.What did you use to be?n2.What did you use to do ?n3.What did you use to be afraid of?n1.What did you use to be?n2.What did you use to do ?n3.What did you use to be afraid of? the dark being alone snakes flying in an airplane big dogs high places tests speaking in front

4、of a groupnskeleton seeminglynrespectable concealnvivid dramaticnruin heroinnfiction varyingnmedicine seem respect hide destroy drama hero novelnskeleton 骷髏 nseemingly 表面上地nrespectable 體面地，雅觀的nconceal 隱藏，隱瞞nvivid 生動的，栩栩如生的ndramatic 令人激動的，扣人心弦的nruin 毀壞nheroin 女主人公nfiction 小說 nvarying 不同的nmedicine 醫(yī)藥

5、nskeleton seeminglynrespectable concealnvivid dramaticnruin heroinnfiction varyingnmedicine 骷髏 表面上地體面地，雅觀的 隱藏，隱瞞生動的，栩栩如生的 令人激動的，扣人心弦的毀壞 女主人公 小說 不同的醫(yī)藥 skeleton n. 骷髏骷髏 na skeleton in the cupboard n= a skeleton in the closet n- It is time to bring the family skeleton out of the cupboard. seemingly adv

6、. 表面上地表面上地nThe negotiations has come to a seemingly unbreakable deadlock. (無法打破的僵局)respectable adj. 體面的體面的, 雅觀的雅觀的nrespectable adj. 值得尊敬的nrespectful adj.尊重人的尊重人的n- A respectable person is respectful to others. nrespective adj. 各自的各自的 n - All the students returned to their respective classrooms.conce

7、al v. 隱藏隱藏, 隱瞞隱瞞 (比比hide更正式更正式, 語氣更強）語氣更強）nconceal sth. from sb.n- He concealed his disappointment from his friends. （失望）nYou can not conceal the truth forever .vivid adj. 生動的生動的,栩栩如生的栩栩如生的nShe gave the police a vivid description of the accident. n比較級more vivid / 最高級the most vivid dramatic adj. 令人激動

8、的令人激動的, 扣人心弦的扣人心弦的,戲劇性的戲劇性的n- The dramatic scene is still vivid in his mind. nruin vt. 毀壞, 毀滅 （毀壞的過程不是一下子完成的）（毀壞的過程不是一下子完成的） spoil vt.搞糟搞糟, 寵壞寵壞 n v.擾亂擾亂n- The rain ruined my holiday. = The rain spoiled my holiday.ndestroy vt.破壞破壞, 毀壞毀壞 v.消滅消滅, 摧毀摧毀（完全摧毀（完全摧毀, 不可修復(fù)）不可修復(fù)）n- The earthquake destroyed a

9、lmost the entire city. ndamage vt.損害損害, 損壞損壞, 使受損失使受損失（可以被修復(fù)）（可以被修復(fù)）n- The car was damaged and it has been repaired.fiction n.小說小說（虛構(gòu), 編造） (小說的總稱, 不可數(shù))nnovel n.小說, 長篇故事（某一部具體的小說）varying adj. 不同的不同的 nvary vi./vt. 改變, 變n- The weather varies from day by day. nvarious 各種各樣的nvariety 種類nguestroom （家庭中的）來客

10、住房nunpack (從箱中)取出nstack (整齊地)堆放，排放nunderclothes 內(nèi)衣ndrawer 抽屜npetrify 使驚呆ndangle 懸掛nsway 搖擺nunsympathetic 不表同情的，無動于衷的nmedical 醫(yī)學(xué)的stack v.（整齊地）堆放（整齊地）堆放, 排放排放 n- stack up the books.n- The housewife is stacking up the clothing.nstack n.摞, 疊, 大堆n- a stack of papers 一摞報紙 n a stack of books 一大堆書undercloth

11、es n.內(nèi)衣內(nèi)衣nunderwearnunderpantsnundergroundnunderlinenunderestimateunsympathetic adj. 不表同情的不表同情的, 無動于衷的無動于衷的nbe unsympathetic to sb. 對某人不表示同情對某人不表示同情nunsympathetically adv.無同情心地?zé)o同情心地nsympathy n.同情同情, 同情心同情心nsympathetic adj.同情的同情的,表示同情的表示同情的, 感到同情的感到同情的nsympathetically adv.同情地同情地, 憐憫地憐憫地n- The manager

12、 was sympathetic to him, but he could do nothing .nWe often read in novels how a seemingly respectable person or family has some terrible secret which has been concealed from strangers for years. nThe English language possesses a vivid saying to describe this sort of situation. nThe terrible secret

13、is called a skeleton in the cupboard.n At some dramatic moment in the story, the terrible secret becomes known and a reputation is ruined.n The readers hair stands on end when he reads in the final pages of the novel that the heroine, a dear old lady who had always been so kind to everybody, had, in

14、 her youth, poisoned every one of her five husbands.nIt is all very well for such things to occur in fiction. nTo varying degrees, we all have secrets which we do not want even our closest friends to learn, but few of us have skeletons in the cupboard.nThe only person I know who has a skeleton in th

15、e cupboard is George Carlton, and he is very proud of the fact. nGeorge studied medicine in his youth. nInstead of becoming a doctor, however, he became a successful writer of detective stories.nI once spent an uncomfortable weekend which I shall never forget at his house. nGeorge showed me to the g

16、uestroom which, he said, was rarely used. nHe told me to unpack my things and then come down to dinner. nAfter I had stacked my shirts and underclothes in two empty drawers, I decided to hang one of the two suits I had brought with me in the cupboard.n I opened the cupboard door and then stood in fr

17、ont of it petrified.nA skeleton was dangling before my eyes. nThe sudden movement of the door make it sway slightly and it gave me the impression that it was about to leap out at me. nDropping my suit, I dashed downstairs to tell George. nThis was worse than a terrible secret; this was a real skelet

18、on! nBut George was unsympathetic. Oh, that, he said with a smile as if he were talking about an old friend. nThats Sebastian. You forget that I was a medical student once upon a time.It is all very well for sb. to do sth.,but 好到是好, 但是n- It is all very well for you to suggest taking a few days rest, but how can we finish our work in time?stand (in front of sth.) petrified 站在前, 目瞪口呆n- We stood petrified as we felt the earthquake began.nfrightened adj.