1、Out of controlNew words and expressionsswing v. 轉(zhuǎn)向speedboat n. 快艇desperately adv. 絕望地companion n. 同伙，伙伴water ski （由快艇牽引水橇）滑水buoy n. 浮標(biāo)roared v.咆哮( roar的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞 )；大笑；大哭；熊熊燃燒dismay n. 沮喪tremendous adj. 巨大的petrol n. 汽油drift v. 漂動(dòng)，漂流gently adv. 緩慢地，輕輕地steering n.操舵裝置Listen and answer these questions:Wh

2、at was the danger?As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands. He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes. As the man tried to swing the speedboat round, the steering wheel came away in his hands. swingHe

3、 cant stand those who swing their legs while eating.她試圖把孩子搖得睡著.She tried to swing the baby to sleep.He swung round and looked at the two men.steer猴子在樹(shù)上蕩來(lái)蕩去。The monkey was swinging in the tree. 她熟練地駕駛著汽車穿過(guò)狹窄的街道。Sh1e steered the car skillfully through the narrow streets. come away我的鞋后跟從鞋子上脫落了。My heel

4、has come away from the rest of the shoe.The handle of the hammer came away easily.Id steer clear of him for a while, hes in a really bad mood at the moment.他把我領(lǐng)到一張桌子邊,讓我在一張椅子上坐下。He steered me to a table and sat me down in a chair. He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water skiing for

5、the last fifteen minutes. desperately他正拼命想辦法再見(jiàn)她一面。He was desperately seeking a way to see her again.He desperately saw her disappear into the crowd.wave 他們揮手向我們告別。They waved us a farewell.他們向我們揮手,要我們留在原地。They wave to us to stay where we were.had been V-ing nowV-ed1. The boy was delighted with his ne

6、w story book which he _ for a long time. A. was wanting B. has wanted C. has been wanting D. had been wanting2. His brother was good at playing table tennis. He _ it since he was ten. A. had played B. played C. had been playing D. was playingBoth men had hardly had time to realize what was happening

7、 when they were thrown violently into the sea.hardly.when.Hardly had the game begun when it started raining. throw女孩往井里投下一塊石頭。The girl threw a stone into the well.會(huì)議頓時(shí)陷入混亂之中。The meeting was thrown into disorder.My nephew lives only a stones throw from my house.n.他還沒(méi)等安頓下來(lái)就賣掉了房子，離開(kāi)了這個(gè)國(guó)家。He had hardly

8、had time to settle down when he sold the house and left the country.No sooner had he had time to settle down than he sold the house and left the country.No sooner had he begun speaking than he was interrupted.Hardly had he begun speaking when he was interrupted.The patient began to recover and throw

9、 off the effects of his illness.The speedboat had struck a buoy, but it continued to move very quickly across the water.buoy下午去游泳的時(shí)候把救生圈帶上。Take a life buoy with you when you go swimming.The party did little to buoy up her spirits.The buoy floated back and forth in the shallow water.Both men had just

10、 begun to swim towards the shore, when they noticed with dismay that the speedboat was moving in a circle.dismay讓我感到沮喪的是，他又犯了同樣的錯(cuò)誤。To my dismay, he made the same mistakes.他絕望地看著著火的房子。He watched the burning bouse with dismay.The teacher was dismayed at the students lack of response.in.我們圍成一圈坐在一起。We a

11、ll sat around in a circle.It now came straight towards them at tremendous speed. In less than a minute, it roared past them only a few feet away. straight這輛車徑直地向我駛來(lái)。The car was coming straight at me.The liner flew straight to Nanjing.tremendous這本書是大量科學(xué)研究工作的成果。This book was the outcome of a tremendou

12、s amount of scientific work.他們之間有著極大的差別。There is a tremendous difference between them.roar A sports car roared past. 那位受傷的人疼得大聲叫喊。The injured man roared in pain. 飛機(jī)從頭上隆隆地飛過(guò)。An aircraft roared away overhead.at.speedIts dangerous to go round corners at speed.他以每小時(shí)60英里的速度開(kāi)車。He drove at a speed of sixty

13、 miles per hour. After it had passed, they swam on as quickly as they could because they knew that the boat would soon return.V. on 沿著這條路向前走10分鐘你就會(huì)看見(jiàn)火車站。Walk on along this road for ten minutes and youll see the railway station.I think he saw me, but he just marched on.had V-ed I _ 900 English words

14、by the time I was ten. A. learned B. was learning C. had learned D. learnt昨晚我父母回來(lái)之前，我已經(jīng)燒好了晚飯。By the time my parents reached home yesterday, I had cooked the dinner already. They had just had enough time to swim out of danger when the boat again completed a circle. just你打電話時(shí)吉姆剛走。Jim had just left whe

15、n you rang.醫(yī)生來(lái)時(shí)病人剛死。The patient had just died when the doctor arrived.On this occasion, however, it had slowed down considerably. The petrol had nearly all been used up. on . occasion我只在特殊場(chǎng)合才打領(lǐng)帶。I only wear a tie on special occasions.You have on occasion surprised people.There was no occasion for yo

16、u to be so rude.considerably對(duì)我們來(lái)說(shuō)這個(gè)問(wèn)題相當(dāng)難。The problem is considerably difficult to us.在過(guò)去的幾個(gè)月中，紅豆的銷量急劇下降。The sale of red bean fall off considerably in the past few months.他們剛買了一所房子和一輛車。他們的錢肯定都用光了。They have just bought a house and a car. They must have used up all their money.V. up孩子很快把蛋糕吃完了。The child soon ate up the cake.她把他的信都燒掉了。She burned up all his letters.Before long, the noise dropped completely and the boat began to drift gently across the water.drop他發(fā)現(xiàn)瑪麗生氣時(shí)，便降低了嗓門。When he saw that Mary was annoyed, hi