新概念英語(yǔ)2-Lesson11-12(鴻觀)

Lesson11

Onegoodturndeservesanother

禮尚往來(lái)Tracy8116228-Feb-09Firstlistenandthenanswerthequestion.WhopaidforTony’sdinner?Lesson11OnegoodturndeservesanotherIwashavingdinneratarestaurantwhenTonySteelecamein.Tonyworkedinalawyer’sofficeyearsago,butheisnowworkingatabank.Hegetsagoodsalary,buthealwaysborrowsmoneyfromhisfriendsandneverpaysitback.Tonysawmeandcameandsatatthesametable.Hehasneverborrowedmoneyfromme.Whilehewaseating,Iaskedhimtolendmetwentypounds.Tomysurprise,hegavemethemoneyimmediately.“Ihaveneverborrowedanymoneyfromyou,”Tonysaid,“sonowyoucanpayformydinner!”

WordsandExpressions

turn:[t?:n]n.行為，舉止

deserve:[di’z?:v]v.應(yīng)得到，值得

salary:[‘s?l?ri]n.工資

lawyer:[‘l?:j?]

n.律師immediately:[i’mi:di?tli]

adv.立刻N(yùn)otesonthetext1.Onegoodturndeservesanother.Itisaproverb.2.getsagoodsalary3.neverpaysitbackGivethecorrectformoftheverbsHeusually_(get)upat7o’clock,butthismorninghe_(get)upat6o’clock.Sofar,we_(nothave)areply.Whilehe_(write)ontheblackboard,thechildren_(talk).Ican’tcomenow.AtthemomentI_(type)aletter.Astheroyalvisitors_(pass),thepeoplecheered.SupplythecorrectformoftheverbsTheTajMahal_(build)intheseventeenthcenturyfortheemperorShahJehan.Afewyearsafterhe_(become)ruler,hiswife,Mumtaz-i-Mahal,_(die).TheTajMahal_(build)inherhonor.Experts_(call)infrommanypartsoftheworldtoconstructthedomesandtodecoratethewalls.TheTajMahalwhich_(begin)in1632and_(complete)in1654_(cost)afortune.Uptothepresentday,it_(visit)bymillionsofpeople.About“money”★★★★★salary:apaymentbymonthforwhite-collarworkerswages:apaymentmadeforblue-collarworkersgain:aprofit;anincreaseinamountfees:moneypaidforprofessionalservicestoadoctor,lawyer,privateschool,etc.payment:theactofpayingBorrowandLend★★★★Hehasneverborrowedmoneyfromme.Ihaveneverlentmoneytohim.Iaskedhimtolendme20dollars.Iaskedhimtolend20dollarstome.Iborrowedhim20dollars.Quiz(divideinto2groups)Heisabankmanagerandhegetsagood_.I_himsomemoneyandhesaidhewouldgiveitbacktomewhenhegothis_.Yesterdayhe_mylaptop.Ihopehereturnsitsoon.Thepostmenareonstrikeagain.Theywanthigher_.Workmen’s_havegoneupalotinthelastyear.Structure1.Tony_intotherestaurantwhenthewriterwashavingdinner.a.wasgoingb.wentc.hasgoned.didgo2.Tonyisworkingatabank_.a.atthemomentb.ayearagoc.sincelastyeard.forayear3._hehasneverborrowedanymoneyfromthewriter.a.lastweekb.uptillnowc.sinced.aweekago4._didheaskfor?20dollars.a.howmanyb.howc.howmuchd.howfewVocabulary1.Tonyusuallygetshissalaryattheendofthe_.a.dayb.yearc.monthd.week2.Tonymustpaythemoneyback.Hemust_.a.payitagainb.payitc.repayitd.payitoncemore3.Therearen’tenoughchairshereforusall.Pleasebring_one.a.otherb.anotherc.extrad.adifferent4.Hegavehimthemoneyimmediately.Hegavehimthemoney_.a.soonb.inahurryc.oncemored.atonceLesson12Goodbyeandgoodluck

一路順風(fēng)Tracy8116218-Feb-09Firstlistenandanswerthequestion:WhereisCaptainAlisongoingandhow?Lesson12Goodbyeandgoodluck

Ourneighbor,CaptainCharlesAlison,willsailfrom

Portsmouthtomorrow.We’llmeethimattheharborearlyinthemorning.Hewillbeinhissmallboat,topsail.Topsailisafamouslittleboat.IthassailedacrosstheAtlanticmanytimes.CaptainAlisonwillsetoutateighto’clock,sowe’llhaveplentyoftime.We’llseehisboatandthenwe’llsaygoodbyetohim.Hewillbeawayfortwomonths.Weareveryproudofhim.HewilltakepartinanimportantraceacrosstheAtlantic.

WordsandExpressionsharbor:[‘ha:b?

(r)]

n.港口captain:[‘k?ptin]

adj.船長(zhǎng)Portsmouth：樸茨茅斯proud:[praud]n.自豪的﹐驕傲的sail:

[seil]

n.航行﹐起航TheAtlanticOcean

大西洋Shall/will+動(dòng)詞原形表示將來(lái)要發(fā)生的事情第一人稱(chēng)I/We+shall/will+動(dòng)詞原形Iwillseeyoutomorrow.Wewilltravelbyair.所有人稱(chēng)+will+動(dòng)詞原形Alicewillmeethimatthestation.Youwillmissthetrain.Theywillcomehereonfoot.Keystructures一般將來(lái)時(shí)Structure1.Ourneighbor,__nameisCharlesAlison,willsailtomorrow.a.whoseb.whosehisc.hisd.ofwhom2.HewillsailfromPortsmouth.Heis_Portsmouthnow.a.tob.fromc.ond.at3.Hisboat,_isTopsail,isfamous.a.whosethenameb.thewhosenamec.ofwhomthenamed.thenameofwhich4.We’llhaveplentyoftime.Therewillbe_timetoseehim.a.enoughb.almostenoughc.lessthanenoughd.hardlyenoughVocabulary1.He’sourneighborsohelives_us.a.nearb.alongwayfromc.inadifferenttownfromd.nextdoor2.IthassailedacrosstheAtlanticmanytimes.IthassailedacrosstheAtlantic_.a.sometimesb.alwaysc.oftend.usually3.Hewillsetoutateighto’clock.That’swhen_.a.thetri