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1、 Useful expressionsWhatcanIdoforyou?/CanIhelpou?Imjustlooking.Idliketobuysth./Iwanttobuysth.Whatsizedoyouwant?Itakesizesmall/medium/large.CanItryiton?Whereisthefittingroom?Itdoesntfit.Illtakeone.Couldyoubringthepricedown?Thatisasteal.Itsalittleoverpriced.Thatsreasonable.Imafraidwereoutofthatitem.Ima
2、fraidwedonthaveitinstock.Listening comprehensionQuestions:WhydoesSimonwanttobuyaVCR?Whatsthesalesmansadvice?spMadam n. usedwhenspeaking/writingtoawomaninaformal/business.CanIhelpyou,Madam?Dearmadam.MissMissJennyMrsMrs.JennyMsMsJennyMr.Mr.WhiteMr.PresidentSirYes,sir.DearSirjeans n.trousers/pants made
3、 of strong cotton, (denim).Bluejeanswereinventedinthelate19thcenturybyJacobDavisandheappliedforthepatentin1872.awomaninjeansafadedpairofbluejeanshesitate v.to be slow to speak or act because you feeluncertain or nervousHehesitatesat/over/aboutnothing.Donthesitatetosayno.Ihesitatedintellingthetruth.w
4、ithouthesitationserve v.tohelpacustomerorsellthemsth.inashop/storeAreyoubeingserved?Wemustservepeopleheartandsoul.HeservedtwotermsasPresident.serveasentenceThecakecanservetenpeople.Whoseserveisitnow?atonesserviceservicestationserviceindustryscornfullyadv. a strong feeling that sb./sth. is not good e
5、nough, usu. shown by the way you speak.Glancingatherscornfully,hetoldherthatthedresswassold.HegaveascornfullaughatmyproposalHeeyedmewithaterriblescorn.Youvenorighttoscornapoorgirl.scornsbsinvitation/offer/advicepunish v.makesb.sufferbecausetheyhavebrokenthelawordonesth.wrongTheteacherpunishedhimforc
6、heatingontheexam.give/teachalessontosbpunishment n.capitalpunishmentfur n. a piece of clothing, especially a coat or jacket, made of real or artificial furafurcoat/farmthefirtradeThecatcarefullylickeditsfur.makethefurflyleather/feathereageradj.veryinterestedandexcitedbysththatisgoingtohappenorabouts
7、ththatyouwanttodoWeareeagerforsuccess.TheassistantwaseagertoserveherthisQuestions:1.Didthewomangetwhatshewanted?2.Whydidtheshopassistantglanceatthewomanscornfullyandtellherthatthedresswassold?3.Howwasthewomandressedwhenshereturnedtothesameshopthefollowingmorning?Listen and fill in the blanks.Awoman_
8、stoodatthewindowofanexpensiveshop._,shefinallywentinandaskedtoseeadress_.Theassistant_didnotlikethewayshewasdressed._,hetoldherthatthedresswassold._injeansThoughshewashesitatedforamomentthatwasinthewindowwhoservedherGlancingatherscornfullyThewomanwalkedoutoftheshopangrilyanddecidedtopunishtheassista
9、ntnextday._,thewomansaidshedidnotlikeit.Sheenjoyedherselfmakingtheassistantbringalmosteverythinginthewindow_Assoonasshesawitbeforefinallybuyingthedressshehadfirstaskedfor.Shereturnedtotheshopthefollowingmorning,_withahandbaginonehandandalongumbrellaintheother._,sheaskedforthesamedress._,theassistant
10、waseagertoserveherthistime._dressedinafurcoatAfterseekingouttherudeassistantNotrealizingwhoshewasWithgreatdifficulty,heclimbedintotheshopwindowtogetthedress.A woman in jeans stood at the window of an expensive shop.dress, wear, put on, in, withCanyouseethatwomaninthebluecoat?Heisinablacknylonjackett
11、oday.Iwantyoutoputonthiscoatandthishat.Whydoesheoftenweardarksunglasses?Mysonisnowabletodresshimself.Itstimetowakeupandgetdressed!dressupbedressedinTheboywiththickglassesisourmonitor.Though she hesitated for a moment, she finally went in and asked to see a dress that was in the window.ThoughAlthough
12、wearepoor,wearestillhappy.Itshardwork;Ienjoyitthough.Sheclosedhereyesasthoughsheweretired.Childthoughhewas,hedidquitewell.(注意:倒装后位于句首的名词不用冠词.)The assistant who served her did not like the way she was dressed.Glancing at her scornfully, he told her that the dress was sold.The woman walked out of the
13、shop angrily and decided to punish the assistant next day.She returned to the shop the following morning dressed in a fur coat, with a handbag in one hand and a long umbrella in the other.After seeking out the rude assistant, she asked for the same dress.Youseekalldayandyoufindit,andthenyourealizeth
14、atitisworthless.seek-sought-soughtNot realizing who she was, the assistant was eager to serve her this time.With great difficulty, he climbed into the shop window to get the dress.As soon as she saw it, the woman said she did not like it.She enjoyed herself making the assistant bring almost everything in the window before finally buying the dress she had first asked for.程度副词的种类程度副词的种类1.肯定absolutely,almost,completely,enough,entirely,extremely,fairly,far,just,much,nearly,only,quite,rather,really,so,too,very,etc.2.否定barely,scarcely,hardly
