Unit1·Lesson2AvisittotheDentistHaveyoueverhadatoothache?Whatdoesadentistdo?Warm

updentistaching['e?k??]fortunately['f?:t??n?tli]牙痛n.幸運(yùn)地adv.疼痛的adj.rotten['r?tn]牙醫(yī)

n.腐爛的adj.['dent?st]toothache['tu:θeik]Newwordswolf[w?lf]German['d??:m?n]headset['hedset]NewwordsListentothetapeandfillintheblanks.1.WangMeiisreallyafraidofgoingtothe_______.2.Thismorning,shewokeupwithaterrible__________.3.Oneofher______wasprobablyrotten.4.Onthewayhome,Mumtoldheranold_______saying.dentisttoothacheteethGermanPresentationListenagainandwritetrue(T)orfalse(F)

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F1.WangMeiwasscaredtoseethedentist.()2.WangMeishowedgreatinterestineverythingatthedentist'soffice.()3.Dr.HuaskedWangMeitowatchTVwhilesheworked.()4.Dr.Huwaskindandgoodatfixingteeth.()5.WangMei'smumtoldheranoldRussionstoryonthewayhome.()Presentation1.Underlinesomethingthatyoudon’tunderstandanddiscussingroups.2.Matcheachparagraphwithitsmainidea.Paragraph1Paragraph2Paragraph3Paragraph4Paragraph6Paragraph5WangMeiwasnervousatthedentist’soffice.Dr.HuletWangMeilistentomusictorelax.WangMeiisreallyafraidofgoingtothedentist.WangMei’smumtoldherasaying.WangMeihadaterribletoothachethismorning.Dr.HufixedWangMei’stoothquickly.Selflearning1.I’m

really

afraid

of

going

to

the

dentist.be

afraid

of害怕……,后跟名詞、代詞或動(dòng)名詞,表示害怕會(huì)發(fā)生某事或某情況,相當(dāng)于be

scared

of.I’m

afraid

of

going

out

at

night.我害怕晚上外出?！綞xtension】(1)be

afraid

to

do

sth.表示“因害怕而不敢做某事”He

is

afraid

to

go

out

alone

at

night.他不敢晚上一個(gè)人出去。(2)“I’m

afraid+從句”表示“我恐怕……”,常用來表達(dá)不愿發(fā)生的事情。I’m

afraid

I

can’t

go

there

with

you.我恐怕不能和你一起去那兒。Languagepoints2.I

don’t

know

why,but

I

have

had

this

fear

since

I

was

very

young.since為連詞,意為“自從……以來”,與現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)連用,其后可跟句子,也可跟“時(shí)間段+ago”。I

have

worked

here

since

two

years

ago.我在這兒工作兩年了。3.I

had

no

choice

but

to

go

with

her.have

no

choice

but

to

do

sth.意為“除了做某事以外,別無選擇”或“只好做某事”。I

have

no

choice

but

to

give

up.我沒有辦法,只好放棄。Languagepoints+todo除了放棄，我們別無選擇。have

nochoicebut別無選擇，只能做......Wehave

nochoicebuttogiveup.Languagepoints4.Fortunately,the

dentist,Dr.

Hu,was

very

kind.fortunately為副詞,意為“幸運(yùn)地”,其同義詞為luckily,反義詞為unfortunately/unluckily;其形容詞形式是fortunate。fortunately多用作插入語,比luckily更具強(qiáng)調(diào)性。

5.She

saw

right

away

that

I

was

scared

and

told

me

not

to

worry.right

away意為“立刻,馬上”,其同義短語有:at

once,

in

a

minute/moment。scared為形容詞,意為“對……感到恐懼的,害怕……的”。主語通常是人,指人對某事恐懼/害怕。be

scared

of…意為“對……感到害怕”。Languagepoints6.Before

I

knew

it,my

aching

tooth

was

fixed.

aching為形容詞,意為“疼痛的”,它是由ache去-e加后綴-ing構(gòu)成的形容詞。

pain,ache(1)pain既可指一般疼痛,又可指劇痛。疼痛范圍可以是全身或局部,時(shí)間可長可短。(2)ache指人體內(nèi)部或外部的某一器官感覺上較持久的疼痛。常與head/tooth/stomach/back等表示身體部位的詞連用,構(gòu)成合成詞。was

fixed是被動(dòng)語態(tài)形式。當(dāng)謂語動(dòng)詞與主語之間是動(dòng)賓關(guān)系時(shí),句子就用被動(dòng)語態(tài)。被動(dòng)語態(tài)中謂語動(dòng)詞為“be+過去分詞”。fix的過去分詞在詞尾直接加上-ed。Languagepoints7.My

tooth

did

not

hurt

at

all.not…at

all意為“一點(diǎn)兒也不,根本不”。I

don’t

know

about

it

at

all.對那件事我一點(diǎn)兒也不知道。8.It

can

be

used

to

address

doctors

such

as

dentists,surgeons,physicians

and

some

professors.be

used

to

do

sth.意為“被用來做某事”,屬于被動(dòng)語態(tài)結(jié)構(gòu)。Wood

can

be

used

to

make

paper.木頭可被用來造紙。Languagepointsrefusesb.拒絕某人sth.拒絕某物todosth.拒絕做某事Languagepoints1.Readinga.Readtheletterbyyourselves.b.Roleplayc.Readtogether.Practice2.Findthewordsinthislessonthathavethesamemeaningasthecircledwords.1.Jackinvitedhertotheteaparty,butshesaidnotohisinvitation.2.She’shadapaininhertoothallday.3.Iwaslate,butluckilythetrainwaslate,too.Thestudentscompletetheactivitiesontheircomputersandweartheirheadphonestotalktotheirteacher.Thesebananaswillgobadinaweek.

refused

toothachefortunatelyheadsetsrottenPractice

oothacheortunately

olf3.Fillintheblanksaccordingtothefistletters.1.I

went

to

see

a

d

to

fix

my

rotten

tooth

yesterday.2.She

r

to

accept

that

there

was

a

problem.3.I

got

a

t

and

couldn’t

sleep

the

whole

night.4.F

,he

was

soon

offered

another

job.5.A

w

is

a

large

animal

that

lives

and

hunts

in

groups.

entist

efusedPracticeWorkinpairsandtalkaboutyourexperiencesatadoctor’soffice.Tasktips:1.Doyoustillrememberoneofyourvisitstoadoctor?2.Areyouafraidofgoingtoseeadoctor?3.Howdoyou