时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版高三


英语课

[00:54.39]1.How many people are in the party?Who are they?

[01:01.83]Five.Yang Pei,Jackie,Burt,Jeff and Bonny.

[01:14.71]2.Where do they decide to make their camp?

[01:22.08]In the bush,near a river and some trees.

[01:28.92]Language points

[01:35.76]1.Young Pei and Jackie are going camping in the Ausralian bush with some other friends.

[02:11.71]go boating

[02:16.88]go camping

[02:22.34]go climbing

[02:27.38]go cycling

[02:34.15]go fishing

[02:37.70]go dancing

[02:41.46]go riding/go hunting

[02:46.74]go swimming/go shopping

[02:51.70]go shooting/go walking

[02:56.98]go farming/go nursing

[03:09.05]go soldiering/go teaching 1

[03:28.12]2.Will you help me fix up this sheet?

[03:41.75]fix up

[03:51.50]We must fix up a shed 2 here.

[03:59.75]They fixed 3 up a simple operation table at one end of the room.

[04:13.31]They are busy fixing up the lights.

[04:34.55]We must have a friend to fix us up there for the weekend.

[04:48.31]You can ask your father to fix you up with a good bike.

[05:01.77]3.What a lovely place!

[05:07.54]what(a/an)+(n.)+...

[05:49.60]What a dirty ashtray 4 it is!

[05:57.46]What beautiful colours(they are)!

[06:02.92]What beautiful sunshine!

[06:07.96]how+(adj./adv.)+...

[06:17.63]How lucky he is!

[06:21.78]How hard they are working!

[06:26.32]how+...

[06:34.48]How time flies!

[06:39.33]How he hates the enemy!

[06:45.89]4.You'd better not go inside.

[06:58.04]You'd better(not)...

[07:10.18]You'd better not swim in the river.

[07:15.64]5.You can easily die of thirst.

[07:38.81]The baby died of a fever.

[07:46.76]The old woman died of grief 5 soon after her husband's death.

[08:06.11]Lots of people died from a bush fire.

[08:15.07]The soldier died from a chest wound.

[08:32.44]The train may easily be late.

[08:54.10]1.Where did the first Australians come from?Asia.

[09:03.45]2.What did Kooris use for hunting?

[09:09.33]A curiously 6 shaped piece of wood.

[09:14.89]3.How many languages were once spoken in Australia?

[09:21.74]Over 250.

[11:31.80]Note making

[11:39.66]1.First people arrived in Australis(date):53000 years ago

[11:49.93]2.Age of earliest cave paintings:20000 years ago

[12:01.58]3.Food:animals,birds,fish,roots,nuts,wild fruit

[12:16.24]4.Tools:fishing nets,shaped piece of wood

[12:24.18]5.Special skills:finding 7 underground springs

[12:32.64]6.Past Koori population:300000-3 million

[12:42.38]7.Percentage of past population of Australia:100%

[12:52.26]8.Percentage of present population of Australia:a little over 1%

[13:02.99]9.Causes of death:diseases,killed

[13:10.36]10.Past unmber of Koori languages:over 250

[13:20.39]11.Kooris made citizens of Australia(date):1960

[13:29.06]Language points

[13:36.12]1.Their spiritual faith and their gods were very important to them,

[13:44.29]and knowledge,customs and memories were handed down by the elders of the race.

[14:09.66]had down=pass down

[14:26.01]The old house has been handed down for three generations.

[14:36.88]In poor families,clothes may be handed down from one child to the next.

[14:50.83]2.They invented different kinds of fishing nets,

[14:58.40]also a curiously shaped piece of wood for hunting which could be thrown

[15:07.05]and which would return to the thrower if it did not strike anything.

[16:02.61]a widely used language

[16:09.67]a newly 8 discovered island

[16:18.00]highly praised deeds

[16:27.38]3.They became experienced 9 at finding underground springs.

[16:38.32]be/become experienced at/in sth/doing sth

[16:58.46]She is an experienced teacher.

[17:07.40]He is very experienced at repairing cars.

[17:16.46]He is quite experienced in this kind of work.

[17:28.92]4.Education was intended for white settlers only,

[17:35.40]and until very recently no school lessons were held in languages

[17:43.13]rather than English.

[17:57.79]rather than

[18:07.45]I think Tom,rather than you,is to blame.

[18:18.11]I think I'll have a cold drink rather than coffee.

[18:33.44]1.Having been separated from other continents for millions of years,

[18:41.02]Australia has many plants and animals not found anywhere else in the world


[19:56.46]Walking in the park,she saw an old friend.

[20:03.62]When she walking in the park,she saw an old friend.

[20:26.19]Being blind,how could they see the elephant?

[20:32.85]=As they were blind,how could they see the elephant?

[21:09.11]Having been there many times,

[21:13.78]he offered to introduce teh history of the country.

[21:20.24]As he had been there many times,

[21:26.30]he offered to introduce the history of the country.

[21:57.96]Having put up the tent,they started to cook their supper.

[22:29.62]Standing 10 on top of the tal building,we could see the whole city.(correct)

[22:51.27]Standing on top of the tall building,the whole city could be seen.(wrong)

[23:14.91]Having found the cause,they continued the experiment.(correct)

[23:35.68]Having found the cause,the experiment continued.(wrong)

[24:09.04]Who is the man standing by the door?

[24:14.50]=Who is the man who/that is standing by the door?

[24:23.04]The bell rang announcing the end of class.

[24:29.23]=The bell rang,which announced the end of class.

[24:51.36]Suddenly there appeared a young woman dressed in white.

[24:58.59]=Suddenly there appeared a young woman who was dressed in white.

[25:20.09]He is a man liked by all.=He is a man who is liked by all.

[25:37.96]The man writing this English letter is my teacher.

[25:56.01]=The man who wrote this English letter is my teacher

[26:04.37]The letter written in simple English is from my teacher.

[26:11.74]=The letter which is written in simple English is from my teacher.

[26:29.19]2.One strange animal lays eggs,yet feeds its young on its milk.

[26:54.03]Cows feed on grass.

[26:59.38]3.In area it is about the same size as the USA(without Alaska),

[27:06.93]which has more than thirteen times as many people.

[27:38.49]China is large in area and rich in resources.

[27:48.94]The TV tower is nearly 40 metres in height.

[27:59.67]They built a fence 30 metres in length.

[28:10.15]A is...times as+adj./adv.+as B

[28:30.99]This room is three times as large as that one.

[28:40.97]The students in our school are twice as many as those in that school.

[28:54.32]He has worked twice as long as I have.

[29:03.07]...times as large/many

[29:21.41]That room is 20 square metres.

[29:28.57]This room is three times as large.

[29:40.22]4.Two thirds of the country is dry or desert.

[30:07.07]Two thirds of the money has been spent on necessary equipment.

[30:36.93]Two thirds of the students are from the north.

[31:05.48]5.It produces metals,precious stones,coal,grain,meat and wines,

[31:15.75]and has the biggest iron mines in the world.

[31:46.31]Various kinds of wines are produced in France.

[31:59.66]Every person needs water and a diet of healthy foods.

[32:11.52]6.The purpose of the fence is to keep out a type of wild dog called a "dingo".

[32:28.47]keep out

[32:36.73]Danger!Keep out!

[32:43.99]They closed all the windows to keep out the cold.

[32:53.94]We put a fence round the vegetable garden to keep the chickens out.

[33:08.70]7.Farms in the middle of Australia are so large

[33:15.36]that farmers use motor bikes or helicopters

[33:21.11]for the task of rounding up the sheep or cattle.

[33:26.67]=...farmers use moto bikes or helicopters to drive animals together

[33:39.34]round up

[33:50.71]The sheepdog rounded up the sheep and drove them through the gate.

[34:05.15]Round up the whole class;it is time to go back to the school.

[34:16.23]l8.If you are asked to an Australian home,

[34:22.76]you will probably eat outside and cook meat or fish on an open fire.

[34:50.00]He seldom eats his meals inside.He often eats outside.

[35:01.66]Do not always stay inside.Go outside into the sunshine.

[35:16.10]9.For holidays,many people visit the Great Barrier Reef 11

[35:23.68]off the northeast coast of Australia,Which has 700 islands.

[35:55.91]10.catch sb.doing sth./be caught in sth.

[36:15.48]The farmer caught a man stealing his apples.

[36:24.91]On my way home yesterday,I was caught in the rain



n.教学,执教,任教,讲授;(复数)教诲
  • We all agree in adopting the new teaching method. 我们一致同意采取新的教学方法。
  • He created a new system of teaching foreign languages.他创造了一种新的外语教学体系。
n.车棚,小屋,脱落之物,分水岭;vt.使流出,放射,脱落,散发,摆脱;vi. 流出
  • There are a lot of straws in the shed.棚子里有许多稻草。
  • His nose told him that he was getting near the cow shed.他的嗅觉告诉他,他正走近牛棚。
adj.固定的,不变的,准备好的;(计算机)固定的
  • Have you two fixed on a date for the wedding yet?你们俩选定婚期了吗?
  • Once the aim is fixed,we should not change it arbitrarily.目标一旦确定,我们就不应该随意改变。
n.烟灰缸
  • He knocked out his pipe in the big glass ashtray.他在大玻璃烟灰缸里磕净烟斗。
  • She threw the cigarette butt into the ashtray.她把烟头扔进烟灰缸。
n.悲伤,悲痛,悲伤的事,悲痛的缘由
  • Don't allow yourself to sink into grief,it can do no good.不要使自己陷入悲哀之中,这样一点好处也没有。
  • After her mother died,she abandoned herself to grief.母亲死后,她沉浸于悲痛之中。
adv.有求知欲地;好问地;奇特地
  • He looked curiously at the people.他好奇地看着那些人。
  • He took long stealthy strides. His hands were curiously cold.他迈着悄没声息的大步。他的双手出奇地冷。
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。
adv.新近,最近;重新,再度;以新的方式
  • Have you reviewed for this newly published novel?你给这本新出版的小说写书评了吗?
  • It is a newly planted tree and it has not established yet.这是一颗新栽的树,还没有扎下根来。
adj.有经验的;经验丰富的,熟练的
  • Experienced seamen will advise you about sailing in this weather.有经验的海员会告诉你在这种天气下的航行情况。
  • Perhaps you and I had better change over;you are more experienced.也许我们的工作还是对换一下好,你比我更有经验。
n.持续,地位;adj.永久的,不动的,直立的,不流动的
  • After the earthquake only a few houses were left standing.地震过后只有几幢房屋还立着。
  • They're standing out against any change in the law.他们坚决反对对法律做任何修改。
n.礁,礁石,暗礁
  • The ship and its crew were lost on the reef.那条船及船员都触礁遇难了。
  • The ship was wrecked on a coral reef.这条船在珊瑚暗礁上撞毁了。
学英语单词
acidol-pepsin
agave families
Alfcol
alpha-lactam
aluminized method
anuwat
asciiz string
automatic diaphragm control
average sampling inspection quality limit
be at loose ends
blacktop paver
breeching bolt
buffet boundary
building flow zones
Burke's Peerage
bypass anode
cercospora jatrophicola
christensens
clay pick
computer architecture level
congnition
cryptographic ignition key
deformity of rectum
Dhali
diamond type winding
Dryopteridaceae
duplex spot weld
endotoxoids
enfamous
enfant terribles
epically
ferro-magnesian retgersite
flow time
generic safety report
globaline
GTFO
Jerusalem cross
juiz
Lasianthus kerrii
leaa
legal business
lesbianization
low-frequency cable line
luggage floor mat
malt carbohydrase
Marinesco-Sjogren Garland syndrome
mega-amps
mestite
metal clad switchgear
minimum curve radius
misdeal
MLW
mobile oil testing equipment
murky waters
nealon
Neisseria pharyngis
niffiest
Nomtsas
nonketotic hyperosmolar coma
note payable to bearer
observation deck
Ollier-Thiersch free skin graft
on black
oothecostomy
orange-and-yellow
orange-river
outvenomed
overdependent
pat-terns
paved shoulder
perforation fluid
PMAI
programming logic chart
progress of fracture
provisional unit
pseudo wet-bulb potential temperature
reyche
seek...in the bottle
shipping route
Shirokawa
spsi
square-law detection
structured objective
T effector cell
thamnobryum sandei
thermochronology
thoroughbred races
tilemakers
towing operation
travelling mast
Tyap
Télimélé, Rég.Adm.de
ultrahip
unapplied expenses allocation
wacke
waggon headed vault
walking dream
walking ferns
watershed management
wheel tree
whinge
winding-engine