时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高三


英语课

[00:-1.00]1.What are the three methods of reading which are descibed?

[00:-2.00]Tastng,swallowing,chewing-and-digesting.

[00:-3.00]2.What is the most important piece of advice in the text?

[00:-4.00]Enjoy your reading!

[00:-5.00]Number the subjects in the order in which they occur 1 in the text.

[00:-6.00]1.Three ways of reading

[00:-7.00]2.Tasting

[00:-8.00]3.Swallowing

[00:-9.00]4.Reading carefully

[00:10.00]5.Difficulty 2

[00:11.00]6.Finding 3 out the plan of a book

[00:12.00]7.Reading tips

[00:13.00]8.What to read

[00:14.00]9.Enjoyment 4

[00:15.00]1.It is possible to read different types of books in different ways.

[00:16.00]2.Some good stories are for"swallowing".

[00:17.00]3.Other books are for reading slowly and carefully.

[00:18.00]4.If it is not a story,get an idea of the organization of the book.

[00:19.00]5.Here are some more reading tips.

[00:20.00]6.The last question is what to read.

[00:21.00]* Types of reading:

[00:22.00]Tasting,swallowing,chewing-and-digesting

[00:23.00]* The plan of a book:

[00:24.00]Read the back cover,introduction and contents.

[00:25.00]* Deciding whether to read a book:Check the organization of the book;

[00:26.00]read a few pages to see that it is not too difficult.

[00:27.00]* First reading:

[00:28.00]Read a chapter fast to get a general idea.

[00:29.00]* Using dictionary:

[00:30.00]Use it when necessary;

[00:31.00]do not use it for every new word or phrase 5 which you come across.

[00:32.00]* Guessing unknown words:

[00:33.00]Guess these from the situation,and from repeated examples in a text.

[00:34.00]* Deciding what to read:

[00:35.00]Read the types of books that you enjoy reading in your first language.

[00:36.00]Language points

[00:37.00]1.On the subject of reading,Francis Bacon 6,

[00:38.00]who lived at about the same time as Shakespeare,wrote these words:

[00:39.00]"Some books are to be tasted,

[00:40.00]others to be swallowed and some few to be chewed 7 and digested 8."

[00:41.00]Francis Bacon lived in England

[00:42.00]from 1561-1626 and became a famous philosopher 9 and statesman 10.

[00:43.00]He wrote essays in both English and Latin 11.

[00:44.00]be+to be done

[00:45.00]* The books you borrowed are to be returned before July 5.

[00:46.00]* This medicine is to be taken three times a day after meals.

[00:47.00]* The train is to arrive in Beijing at 10:25 a.m.

[00:48.00]2.It is enough to dip into it and read bits here and there.

[00:49.00]dip into

[00:50.00]* Each student dipped a finger into the mixture and sucked 12 it.

[00:51.00]* She keeps dipping into the bag of sweets.

[00:52.00]* I haven't read that book seriously,I've only dipped into it.

[00:53.00]* I can not say I know a great deal about American history.

[00:54.00]I have just dipped into one or two books on the subject.

[00:55.00]3.It's so good I can not put it down.

[00:56.00]4.Reviewers sometimes describe books as"hard-to-put-down",

[00:57.00]or"hard-to-pick-up-again".

[00:58.00]5.Here are some more reading tips.

[00:59.00]* This book is full of useful tips.

[-1:00.00]* Take my tip and keep away from that place.

[-1:-1.00]6.Second,do not stop every time you come to a word or phrase you do not know.

[-1:-2.00]* Every time he came to Wuhan,he would visit his teachers.

[-1:-3.00]* Copy it down every time you come to a beautiful sentence.

[-1:-4.00]7.Imagine that you come across this sentence in a book.

[-1:-5.00]come across

[-1:-6.00]* She came across some old letters the other day.

[-1:-7.00]8.Are there any hobbies or sports you particularly like?

[-1:-8.00]If so,look out for books,articles or magazines about them.

[-1:-9.00]* You said George was honest.

[-1:10.00]If so,I had misjudged him,and I feel sorry.

[-1:11.00]* It is reported that the situation there is quite serious.

[-1:12.00]If so,we should get prepared immediately.

[-1:13.00]look out for

[-1:14.00]* He has been looking out for a new job for half a year.

[-1:15.00]* I'm looking out for a book on the life of Francis Bacon.

[-1:16.00]9.Finally,and above all,enjoy your reading!

[-1:17.00]above all

[-1:18.00]* And above all,remember to send us your photos


[-1:19.00]1.Is the text about listening to people or learning 13 a foreign language?

[-1:20.00]Mainly about listening to people.

[-1:21.00]2.Does the writer give advice or information or both?

[-1:22.00]Both.

[-1:23.00]Do listen with

[-1:24.00]a)ears               b)eyes

[-1:25.00]c)undivided attention

[-1:26.00]d)your heart

[-1:27.00]Dos:take turns to listen

[-1:28.00]ask questions

[-1:29.00]listen and be quiet

[-1:30.00]look at the person speaking

[-1:31.00]Don'ts:interrupt

[-1:32.00]give advice

[-1:33.00]start to tell your story

[-1:34.00]half-listen

[-1:35.00]Language points

[-1:36.00]1.One refers to the type of listening practice which we do

[-1:37.00]when learning a foreign language.

[-1:38.00]refer to

[-1:39.00]* What I said just now wasn't referring to you.

[-1:40.00]* What does the phrase"valuable information"refer to?

[-1:41.00]* You'd better turn down the music when sleeping.

[-1:42.00]* Use your tape recorder when doing listening practice.

[-1:43.00]2.The more we practice,

[-1:44.00]the better we get at listening to speech in a foreign language.

[-1:45.00]* The higher you climb,the farther 14 you'll see.

[-1:46.00]* The harder you work,the better you'll be paid.

[-1:47.00]3.They may appear to be listening,

[-1:48.00]but in fact lots of things are running around inside their heads.

[-1:49.00]4.So when you listen to someone,

[-1:50.00]you should listen with complete attention

[-1:51.00]and with complete respect for the other person.

[-1:52.00](show/have)respect to/for sb.

[-1:53.00]* Youth should always show respect to old people.

[-1:54.00]* She had no respect for the manager.

[-1:55.00]* All the students treated the teachers with respect.

[-1:56.00]* All children should respect their parents.

[-1:57.00]* You should respect the opinions of your friends.

[-1:58.00]5.First,take turns to listen.

[-1:59.00]take turns to do

[-2:00.00]* We should take turns to clean the classroom.

[-2:-1.00]6.Then it will be someone else's turn.

[-2:-2.00]* It's my turn to speak at the meeting.

[-2:-3.00]sb else's+n.

[-2:-4.00]* This is not my book.It's somebody else's book.

[-2:-5.00]7."Oh yes,that reminds me of..."

[-2:-6.00]remind sb.of sth

[-2:-7.00]* I've forgotten her address--will you remind me of it?

[-2:-8.00]* Will you remind me about that appointment?

[-2:-9.00]remind sb to do sth/that...

[-2:10.00]* Don't forget to rmind me to get up early tomorrow.

[-2:11.00]* The sight of the clock reminded me that I was late.

[-2:12.00]8.Often,all we need is a good friend

[-2:13.00]who will listen to us while we"talk things through".

[-2:14.00]talk through

[-2:15.00]* We talked the plan through for nearly an hour.

[-2:16.00]* After three long meetings,the question seemed to be talked through



vi.发生,想到,存在
  • Didn't it occur to you to close the window?难道你没有想到去关窗户吗?
  • I hope this won't occur again.我希望不要再发生这种事情。
n.困难,费劲;难事,难题;麻烦,困境
  • If there is any difficulty,please let us know promptly.倘有困难,请迅速通知我们。
  • A little difficulty like this is nothing to us.这点困难算不了什么。
n.发现,发现物;调查的结果
  • The finding makes some sense.该发现具有一定的意义。
  • That's an encouraging finding.这是一个鼓舞人心的发现。
n.乐趣;享有;享用
  • Your company adds to the enjoyment of our visit. 有您的陪同,我们这次访问更加愉快了。
  • After each joke the old man cackled his enjoyment.每逢讲完一个笑话,这老人就呵呵笑着表示他的高兴。
n.短语,词组;成语,习语
  • The phrase was caught on and immediately became popular.这个短语被采用后很快就流行了。
  • That's exactly the phrase I was looking for.这就是我一直找的那个短语。
n.咸肉,熏肉
  • He is frying the bacon.他在煎咸肉。
  • This bacon is too salty for me.这块熏咸猪肉我觉得太咸了。
v.咀嚼,咬( chew的过去式和过去分词 );(因为紧张等)咬住,不停地啃,(为尝味道)不停地咀嚼
  • The rats have chewed away some of the woodwork. 老鼠啃坏了一些木制品。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The policeman chewed out the driver for reckless driving. 那位司机因为开车莽撞,被警察狠狠批评了一顿。 来自《简明英汉词典》
消化( digest的过去式和过去分词 ); 透彻了解
  • He has finished the reading of the book,but he has not digested. 他已读完此书,但没有消化理解。
  • With the teacher's help, he digested the long text. 在老师的帮助下,他弄懂了这篇长课文。
n.哲学家,哲人
  • The philosopher has his ideas built on the rock of reason.那位哲学家把思想稳固地建立于理性之上。
  • What a philosopher seeks after is truth.一个哲学家所追求的是真理。
n.国务活动家,政治家
  • Friends gathered at a memorial for the late statesman.这位已故政治家的生前好友为他举行了纪念仪式。
  • The statesman is much occupied with affairs of state.那个政治家忙于国事。
adj.拉丁的,拉丁语的,拉丁人的;n.拉丁语
  • She learned Latin without a master.她无师自通学会了拉丁语。
  • Please use only Latin characters.请仅使用拉丁文字符。
v.吸,吮( suck的过去式和过去分词 );舐,吮吸
  • In his youth he had been sucked into a hippy cult. 他年轻的时候一度过着嬉皮士式的生活。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The whirlpool sucked down everything floating on the water. 漩涡把水面上漂的东西都吸进去了。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.学问,学识,学习;动词learn的现在分词
  • When you are learning to ride a bicycle,you often fall off.初学骑自行车时,常会从车上掉下来。
  • Learning languages isn't just a matter of remembering words.学习语言不仅仅是记些单词的事。
adj.更远的,进一步的;adv.更远的,此外;far的比较级
  • I can throw the ball farther than you can.这个球我能比你扔得远。
  • The farther hill is five kilometres away.那座更远的小山在五公里以外。
学英语单词
accounting for branch operation
alst
alternating electromagnet
animis opibusque parati
appendigerous
at school
auricularia mesenterica
beta cutoff frequency
beurre noir
Blåhφj
borides
bridal suite
Bristol joint
busy-back jack
cachinnatoria
Cau, Song
choroidoretinopathy
clinopyroxene
composite conductor
compressed air ballasted accumulator
concrete pavement finisher
consignatories
contract technical requirements
cyberwear
dapperling
differential network
DIHPPA
earth-station receiving antenna
electromagnetic interference EMI
electromigrated
elegant style
emulsifier BP
eskside
faconne
filterable membrane
forswearings
friedel sum rule
gas welding torch
geometrial
Guitry, Sacha
Hench, Philip Showalter
hillslope
hydrotachylite(hydretachylyte)
invadiate
invalid ... out
investment counsel
iridium trihydroxymonobromide
itmfs
levul(in)ic acid
lipyl
Luristan
magnetic core store
mangle up
more dangerous
motor type coder
non-relationship
noncleaving
noontime
obturate
oil the works
optimum probability
orifice gauge
out-takes
outsulked
passivation glass
percussible
posttest-only
prefocus lamp
prescheduling
price relations
protocol data flow
pulvis talci compositus
put one's finger in the eye
quindecenial
R-2323
random data set
random noise background
rear suction
sacculated pleurisy
search read function
Sevana Lich
shale baseline
share point
Shigatse
shut-down cooler
skippets
solar corpusecular radiation
spatial flight modulators
splined hole
stop watch reading
street gully
surreality
temblando
thinke
Threne blue powder
tunnicliffe
viocins
vision, computer
Wefī
whoope water
wide branching
Yasenskaya