4. 課本warm up (p.21)
join a school club get a part-time job
go to a party
Q1
What are the ways you meet new friends?
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5. 課本warm up (p.21)
fast food movie
restaurant theater
bookstore
Q2
When you meet people for the first time,
where do you usually choose to meet them?
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7. 1.classic ['kl$s0k]
adj. 經典的; 典型的(=typical)
► Romeo and Juliet is
one of Shakespeare's
classic plays.
《羅密歐與茱麗葉》是
莎士比亞的經典的戲劇
之一。
play
!( N.)
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8. 經典的電影/小說/
經典的電影/小說/作品
舉一反三
classic movie/novel/work
‧Gone with the Wind (亂世佳人) is a classic novel.
《亂世佳人》是一本經典小說。
相關詞類&補充
classical ['kl$s0k9] adj. 古典的; 古典(音樂)的
classical music 古典樂 cf. pop music 流行音樂
classical musician [mju'z0NDn] 古典音樂家
‧Do you like to listen to __________ (古典/流行音樂)?
‧My favorite classical musician is Mozart (莫札特).
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9. Let’s listen to music
Can you tell the different type of
music? Which one is more like classical
music, which one is more like pop
music?
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10. 2.romantic adj.浪漫的 ↔ 反義 realistic
[ro'm$nt0k]
► Many people were touched by the romantic
love story. 很多人都被那個浪漫的愛情故事所感動。
某人be
某人 touched by 某事物
句型:某人被…感動= __________________________
‧I’m not interested in romantic fiction
(愛情小說).
★對…感興趣=
(1)人
(1)人 be interested in 事物.
(2)事物 be interesting to 人.
事物
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11. romance n.[C]戀愛;羅曼史言情作品;
[ro'm$ns] 文藝愛情片
► Linda *met a handsome man in Hawaii this July,
but she said it was just a summer/ holiday
romance. (*meet-met-met)
Linda今年七月在夏威夷遇見一位英俊的男子,
但她說那只是場夏日豔遇。
但她說那只是場
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12. 3. thoughtful [‘LCtfDl]
adj. 體貼的,關心的 同義 considerate
體貼的,
► It was thoughtful of you to
bring me breakfast this morning.
你今天早上帶早餐給我,真是體貼。
句型:It is +形+of 人 to 原動
形
體貼
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13. 相關詞類&補充
n. [C] 想法,念頭 同義 idea
thought [LCt] n. [U] 思考,考慮
•It’s just a thought. 只是個想法/建議而已。
•a thought crosses sb’s mind 某人想到
•The thought of becoming a singer never
crosses my mind. 我從沒想過要當歌手。
Review
thought也有動詞的用法喔!
(think-thought-thought)
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14. 4. gradually ['Er$dI?Dl0]
adv. 逐漸地 反義 suddenly
► In June, the weather gradually gets
hotter and hotter in Taichung.
臺中的天氣在六月逐漸變得越來越熱。
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15. 相關詞類&補充 gradual ['Er$dI?Dl]
adj. 逐漸的 反義 sudden
The growth of a child into an adult is gradual.
小孩逐漸成長成為大人。
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16. m 00tl
tl0
5. immediately [0‘mid00tl0]
立即,
adv. 立即,馬上
同義 at once = right away
► Roy must have been waiting for my
call by the phone, because he answered
the phone immediately.
Roy想必是一直在電話旁邊等待
我的來電,因為他馬上就接起電話。
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17. immediate [0'mid00t]
adv. 立即的;馬上的;當前的;首要的
► Although there's no immediate
danger from the old bridge, it won't be
completely safe until it is rebuilt.
雖然那座舊橋目前沒有立即的危險,但在它
重建以前,並非百分之百安全。
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21. 常用慣用語
immediate常用慣用語
immediate problem 當前的問題
‧Let’s focus on the immediate problem,
please.
immediate aim 首要目標
‧Your immediate aim is to find out
what’s your real interest.
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22. ['nGkl0
6. necklace ['nGkl0s] n. [C]項鍊,頸飾
項鍊,
項鍊
記憶小秘訣 neck (脖子) + lace (蕾絲) = necklace項鍊
► The gold necklace [that Mrs. 貴
Harrison is wearing] looks very
expensive.
Harrison女士戴著的那條金項鍊
看起來非常昂貴。
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23. ['p"
7. perfect ['p"f0kt] adj. 完美的;完全合適的
完美的;
► The weather is perfect today, so we
will go on a picnic later. 今天的天氣好到不
能再好,所以我們晚一點會去野餐。
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25. trKst] 信任
8. trust [trKst] vt.信任,信賴
信任,
動詞用法
► I believe that Amy will take good
care of my cats while I'm away, so I
trust her with this job.
我相信當我出遠門時,
Amy會照顧好我的貓咪,
所以我將這個工作託付給她。
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26. trKst]
trust [trKst] n. [U] 信任,信賴 名詞用法
► Thank you for putting your trust in me, but
I‘m not sure if I can do everything [you want
me to do]. 謝謝你對我的信任,但我不確定是否能
夠達成每一件你要我做的事。 介係詞+ving
• put/place trust in 人 信任…人
補充
a lack of trust 缺乏信任
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27. 9. café [kD'fe] n. [C] 咖啡館,小餐館
► We only had some sandwiches at a
café because we didn't have time for a
full meal.
因為我們沒有時間吃頓飯,所以我們只在一
家咖啡館吃了些三明治。
Internet/internet café 網路咖啡廳;網咖
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28. ['rG E`na0
a0z]
10. recognize ['rGkDE`na0z]
vt. 辨認出;認得;承認
► I didn't recognize Elle because she had
really changed a lot.
我不認得Elle是因為她真的變了好多。
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29. 相關詞類&補充 recognition
[‘rGkDE`n0NDn]
rGkDE`n0NDn]
n. [U] 認出;認識;承認;認可
formal/official recognition 官方正式承認
‧Without formal recognition, these papers mean
nothing.
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30. [sl0
11. slip [sl0p] vi. 悄悄地滑動;vt. 滑(倒)
• (slip—slipped—slipped)
► Oscar slipped into the classroom, hoping that the
teacher wouldn't see him coming late.
Oscar悄悄地溜進教室,希望老師別看見他遲到了。
► The floor is wet. Please be careful or you might
slip. 地板很濕。請當心,否則你可能會滑倒。
* slip 如果當名詞使用,解釋為「小錯誤」。
That was only a slip of the pen. 那僅是筆誤。
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31. n'stG
12. instead [0n'stGd] adv. 反而;取代;替代
► Jessie didn‘t answer my questions.
Instead, she started to cry.
Jessie沒有回答我的問題。
她反而開始哭了起來。
*instead of +N/ V-ing 而不是……
‧Instead of going shopping, Amy went hiking.
‧Ted ate sandwiches instead of hamburger for
the breakfast.
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32. 名詞用法
skri
13. scream [skrim] n. 尖叫聲
► When the movie star showed up,
his fans gave loud
screams of excitement.
當那位電影明星出現時,
他的影迷們興奮地高聲尖叫。
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36. 動詞用法
skri
scream [skrim] vi. 尖叫,尖聲說
► I screamed for help when all the lights in
the house went out during the earthquake.
當地震發生時,屋子裡的燈全都熄滅了,我
便大聲尖叫求助。
補充
scream at... 對著……大叫
‧Don’t scream at me!
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37. 14. probably ['prAbDbl0]
adv. 可能,大概 同義 perhaps
► Frank was probably very upset after the
death of his friend, though he never talked
about his feelings.
在他的朋友過世之後,
Frank可能非常沮喪,
即使他從未談過他的感受。
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38. II. Words for Recognition
1. chat room ['tN$t`r?m] n. [C] (網路)聊天室
['tN t`r?
tN$
密碼log in/out 登入 登出
補充 ID/account 帳號 password 密碼 登入/登出
bCld]
2. bald [bCld] adj. 禿頭的
3. beer-bellied ['b0r`bGl0d] adj. 啤酒肚的
beer「啤酒」+ belly「肚子鼓起、脹起」。
beer belly 則是「啤酒肚」,為可數名詞。
4. (my) goodness interj. (colloq.) (我的)天啊
= Oh! My God! = Jesus Christ!
註:interjection表示感嘆詞;colloquial 表示口語用法。
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40. 1. surf the Net 上網
[ s "f ]
► Tom spends most of his time chatting online
and surfing the Net.
花很多時間在線上聊天和上網。
Tom花很多時間在線上聊天和上網。
花很多時間在線上聊天和上網
句型
花時間做…
人+ spend 時間 + V-ing 花時間做
the Net = the Internet = the web,皆表示「網
際網路」,前面必須有定冠詞the,且第一
個字母通常為大寫。
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41. 2. fall in love (with...) 愛上(某人)
• (fall-fell-fallen)
• 同義 be in love (with)
► Derek fell in love with Janet, but Janet
didn't have the same feelings for him.
Derek愛上了Janet,但Janet對他並沒有同
樣的感覺。
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42. 3. in person 親自,當面
► I was asked to go to
the post office to pick
up the package in
person.
我被要求親自到郵局去
領包裹。
• Let’s not talk on the phone;
I need to talk to you in
person.
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43. 4. try on 試穿
► I tried on several dresses to see which
one looked best on me.
我試穿好幾件洋裝,想看看哪一件最適合我。
☞有時候try on 可以拆開使用,但受詞若為代名詞
時, 一律置於try與on之間。
(1)May I try on these shoes?
= May I try these shoes on?
(2)These jeans look nice; I’d like to try them on.
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44. 5. let out 發出 聲音)
發出(聲音
聲音
• (let-let-let)
► Tammy hit her foot on the door and let out
踢到門而痛得大叫。
a cry of pain. Tammy踢到門而痛得大叫。
踢到門而痛得大叫
*let out a cry/scream 發出一聲尖叫
‧I let out a cry as Ron tapped on my shoulder.
*let out a sigh of relief 鬆了一口氣
‧Everyone let out a sigh of relief when the
teacher said no one failed the test.
小問題:你覺得這句的let是過去式還是現在式呢?
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47. 腦力激盪時間
?
!
(1) He looks happy.
S V. ADJ.
(2) He became a good student.
S V. N.
(3) My trouble is that I have no money.
S V. 名詞子句
(4) He is in danger now.
S V. 介係詞片語
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50. 第一類be動詞
第一類 動詞
、 、 、 、
(am、is、are、was、were)
此類動詞主要用於提供關於主詞的資訊,
後面通常接名詞、形容詞或介系詞片語作
為主詞補語(sc.)。
‧We are students. (名詞作補語)
‧Mike was thoughtful. (形容詞作補語)
‧Dinner is on the table. (介系詞片語作補語)
BE動詞家族的成員:再複習一遍!
am, is, are (現在式)
was, were (過去式) 50
52. 第三類:
第三類:其他常見的連綴動詞
、 、 、 、
(become、get、 grow、keep、
、
stay、seem)
這類動詞的共通點是有「變成或保持某種狀態」
的意思。
‧Anderson became a businessman.
‧It gets warmer every day in June.
‧The children grew taller.
‧We kept quiet in the library.
‧Megan seems sad.
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53. 來看課本例句囉! (p.30)
Examples:
1. Jack was very thoughtful.
S Vi SC
2. It was a Saturday morning.
S Vi SC
3. The man is in his fifties.
S Vi SC
4. Kathy looks pretty in that dress.
S Vi SC
5. Joe’s daughter became a singer.
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55. 來看課本例句囉! (p.31)
Examples:
1. Jack told me [(that) we should
meet in person.]
2. I just told her [(that) I was going to
see a movie with my classmates.]
3. Danny showed us [(that) he knew
how to make a cake.]
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56. WORD SMART
• -ic加在名詞之後表示與…有關,屬於…的
名詞 ➪ 形容詞
• academy ➪ academic (adj. 學院的)
• drama ➪ dramatic (adj.戲劇的)
• base ➪ basic (adj.基本的)
• poet ➪ poetic (adj.詩意的)
• class ➪ classic (adj.經典的)
• romance ➪ romantic (adj.浪漫的)
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