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1、GroupThreeI by 赵萌II by 王茂林III（1-4）by 顾逸潇III（4-8）and PPT by 甘宜霖Speech by 徐怡雯1a教类paraphrase2a教类1.Itis，inshort，anagreeable，easyplacetogoaboutonesbusinessonfoot，andyetasfarasIcantell，virtuallynoonedoes.pleasant/comfortable;practically2.Imsurehejogsextravagantdistancesandplayssquashanddoesallkindsofhealt
2、hfulthingsbutImjustassurethathedrivestoeachoftheseundertakingsverylong;physicalexercises3a教类3.IhadthisbroughthometomeonesummerwhenweweredrivingacrossMaineandstoppedforcoffeeinoneofthoseendlesszonesofshoppingmalls，motels，gasstationsandfast-foodplaceswasmadetorealizethis4.Inoticedtherewasabookstoreacr
3、ossthestreet，soIdecidedtoskipcoffeeandheadoverdecidedgiveup/nottohavecoffeeandinsteadtogotothebookstore4a教类5.Atthetime，itseemedridiculousandexasperating，butafterwardIrealizedthatIwaspossiblytheonlypersonevertohaveentertainedthenotionofnegotiationthatintersectiononfootheldinmind5a教类entertain： if some
4、thing entertains you, it amuses you, interests you, or gives you pleasure.to invite people to eat or drink with you as your guests, esp.in your home.（not used in the progressive tenses）(formal) to consider or allow yourself to think about an idea, a hope, a feeling,etc.Syn: consider /maintain/ think
5、6a教类Choose7a教类compactdodgenegotiatecontortionnotionundertakingdebonairthrive1.Wenegotiatedourwayoutoftheairportandjoinedtheflowofcars.2.Inheropinion,hewillmakeaperfecthusband;heishandsome,debonair,andwealthy.3.Intheolddaysthepoverty-strickentravelerswereoftencaughtdodgingfaresonthetrain.4.Couldyouex
6、plainyourself?ImafraidIhavenonotionofwhatyoumean.5.Itiscuriousthatthiscompactcarshouldhavesuchplentyofbootspace.6.Thechildrenwereawedbytheexaggeratedcontortionoftheclownsbody.7.Inspiteofallthedifficulties,hisbusinesscontinuestothrive.8.HostingtheOlympicGameshasbeenamassiveundertakingtoanycity.8a教类1.
7、Shoppingatthistimeoftheyearwasamost_experience:peopletrodonyourtoes,pockedyouwiththeirelbowsandalmostknockedyouoverintheirhastetogettoabargainaheadofyou.(agree)c)Ifsb/sthagrees in sb/sth,itmeansitisofthesameopinioninoristhesameassb/sthinsomefields.eg. These words agree in the idea of happiness.d)Ify
8、ouagree to something,yousaythatyouacceptit,thoughsometimesyouarenotwillingto. eg. I was forced to agree to it, but at heart I didnt quite agree with it.e)Iftwopeoplewhoarearguingaboutsomethingagree to disagreeoragree to differ,theydecidetostoparguingbecauseneitherofthemisgoingtochangetheiropinion.ag
9、ree like cats and dogs, agree like pickpockets in a fair 水火不水火不相容相容Birds in their little nests agree.同巢之鸟心儿齐同巢之鸟心儿齐9a教类1.Shoppingatthistimeoftheyearwasamost_experience:peopletrodonyourtoes,pockedyouwiththeirelbowsandalmostknockedyouoverintheirhastetogettoabargainaheadofyou.(agree)n.agreement:aformal
10、decisionaboutfutureactionthatismadebytwoormorecountries,groups,orpeople;ajointdecisionthataparticularcourseofactionshouldbetaken;Ifyouareinagreementwithsomeone,youhavethesameopinionastheyhave;agreementtoacourseofactionmeansallowingittohappenorgivingityourapprovaladj.agreeable:Ifsomethingisagreeable,
11、itispleasantandyouenjoyit;ifsomeoneisagreeable,theyarepleasantandtrytopleasepeople.disagreeable10a教类2.Mrs.Petersonwasconsideredamadwomanpartlybecauseofher_andpartlybecauseofherviolenttemper.(eccentric)eccentricadj.Ifyousaythatsomeoneiseccentric,youmeanthattheybehaveinastrangeway,andhavehabitsoropini
12、onsthataredifferentfromthoseofmostpeople.adv.eccentrically:inaneccentricorbizarremanner11a教类2.Mrs.Petersonwasconsideredamadwomanpartlybecauseofher_andpartlybecauseofherviolenttemper.(eccentric)n.eccentric:aneccentricpersoneccentricity:怪癖；theeccentricitiesofbritishlifea.unusualbehaviorthatotherpeople
13、considerstrangeb.eccentricitiesarewaysofbehavingthatpeoplethinkarestrange,orhabitsoropinionsthataredifferentfromthoseofmostpeople.eccentricity12a教类3.ImafraidIhaventbeenfully_withthefacts.(acquaintance)acquaintancen.someonewhoyouhavemetandknowslightly,butnotwell;ifyouhaveanacquaintancewithsomeone,you
14、havemetthemandyouknowthem;whenyoumakesomeonesacquaintance,youmeetthemforthefirsttimeandgettoknowthemalittle.eg. Do you want to make the acquaintance of him? I have a nodding acquaintance with her. 我和她只是点头之交。n.acquaintanceship:arelationshiplessintimatethanfriendship13a教类3.ImafraidIhaventbeenfully_wit
15、hthefacts.(acquaintance)v.acquaint:Ifyouacquaintsomeonewithsomething,youtellthemaboutitsothattheyknowit.Ifyouacquaintyourselfwithsomething,youlearnaboutit.eg. Illacquaintyouwithmydaughterwhen shearrives.acquainted14a教类adj.acquainted:Ifyouareacquaintedwithsomething,youknowaboutitbecauseyouhavelearned
16、itorexperiencedit. eg. He was well acquainted with the literature of Latin America.Ifyougetorbecomeacquaintedwithsomeonethatyoudonotknow,youtalktoeachotherordosomethingtogethersothatyougettoknoweachother.Youcanalsosaythattwopeoplegetorbecomeacquainted. eg. At first the meetings were a way to get acq
17、uainted with each other.15a教类4.BenjaminFranklinsfatherusedto_himforhisperformance.(ridiculous)ridiculousadj.Ifyousaythatsomethingorsomeoneisridiculous,youmeanthattheyareveryfoolish.eg. There isbutastepfromthesublimetotheridiculous.从崇高到荒谬只有一步之遥adv.ridiculously:soastoarouseordeservelaughter16a教类4.Benj
18、aminFranklinsfatherusedto_himforhisperformance.(ridiculous)n.ridiculousnesseg.糗事集锦ridicule:Ifsomeoneorsomethingisanobjectofridiculeorishelduptoridicule,someonemakesfunoftheminanunkindway.eg. His ridicule chafed her. He is exposed to the ridicule of the public.v.ridicule:Ifyouridiculesomeoneorridicul
19、etheirideasorbeliefs,youmakefunoftheminanunkindway.eg. I admired her all the more for allowing them to ridicule her and never striking back.ridicule17a教类5.The_archcommemoratesCaesarsvictoryoverPompey.(triumph)n.Triumph:1.ThefactofbeingvictoriousEx:thetriumphoverhardship2.afeelingofpleasureandsatisfa
20、ctionthatyougetvictoryorsuccess.Ex:HerodeintriumphtotheTsar.3.averysuccessfulexampleofsomething.triumphal18a教类5.The_archcommemoratesCaesarsvictoryoverPompey.(triumph)V.TriumphTogainavictoryorsuccessafteradifficultEx:Intheend,goodshalltriumphoverevilTriumphalAdj.doneormadetocelebrateavictoryatriumpha
21、larch一座凯旋门.triumphal19a教类6.RegardlessofthepresenceofthePresident,ProfessorTrumanfranklypointedoutthe_intheurbanplanningofthecapitalcity.(deficient)Deficient:Adj.1.notcontainingorhavingenoughofsomething.Ex:patientswhoweredeficientinvitaminC2.notgoodenoughdeficiencies20a教类6.Regardlessofthepresenceofth
22、ePresident,ProfessorTrumanfranklypointedoutthe_intheurbanplanningofthecapitalcity.(deficient)deficiencyn.1.alackofsomethingthatisnecessary(shortage)Ex:adeficiencyofsafeplayareasforchildren2.aweaknessorfaultinsomething.Ex:Therearedeepdeficienciesinthislawdeficiencies21a教类7.Supervisionofstudentsonteac
23、hingpracticeis_inadequate.(woe)Woen.1.theproblemsandtroublesaffectingsomeone.2.greatsadness3.(woeisme)youareextremelyunhappyorinadifficultsituation.(我好苦啊）4. (woebetidesb.)warnsomeonethattherewillbetroubleiftheydosomething(beusedhumorously)(警告某人要遭殃）woefully22a教类7.Supervisionofstudentsonteachingpracti
24、ceis_inadequate.(woe)woefullyadv.inanunfortunateordeplorablemannerex:Thesafetyprecautionstakenbylargeresorthotelsareoftenwoefullyinadequateforthenumberofpeoplewhostaythere.那些旅游胜地的大型饭店虽然采取了安全措施，但相对于该地游客的人数来说，大多不够完善。woefully23a教类8.Thewarcorrespondenthasseensomanyfaces_withfear.(contortion)contortionn.
25、1.atwistedpositionormovementthatlookssurprisingorstrange.ex:facialcontortions面部扭曲2.whensomeoneistwistedsothatitdoesnothaveitsnormalshape3.somethingdifficultyouhavetodoinordertoachievesomething（周折）ex:HewentthroughaseriesofamazingcontortionstogetKarenaworkpermit.contorted24a教类8.Thewarcorrespondenthasseensomanyfaces_withfear.(contortion)contortV.ifyourcontortsomething,orifitcontorts,ittwistsoutofitsnormalshapeandlooksstrangeorunattractive.+with/inex:Hisfacewascontortedwithrage.Hisbodycontortedinagony.contorted25a教类
