Unit2课件 现代大学英语1.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * “It may seem ridiculous to you,” he replied in a voice rising slightly in irritation… (P14L1) a voice rising slightly: nonfinite verbs (presenting participles / past participles (indicating passivity) / infinitives (indicating futurity or aim)) used as modifiers 翻译：站在马路边吃烤红薯吃得津津有味的那个老外是我们的口语老师。 The foreigner standing on the sidewalk nibbling at and relishing a baked sweet potato is our oral English teacher. 翻译：被他吃掉的那个烤红薯看起来决不会低于一斤。 The sweet potato finished up by him looks in no way less than half a kilo in weight. 翻译：看他吃那么香，快下班的交通协管员也买了一个。 Tempted by the way he relished the sweet potato, the assistant traffic regulator soon to be off duty also took one. Study “in irritation” on the next page. Part 2: Difficult Sentences in irritation: in an annoyed manner. “in + feeling” phrase: in the state of Hugging the son back from the war after five years, the mother cried in happiness. The young people screamed and jumped in joy. He stood in front of his father’s grave in sorrow. Faced with such a totally unexpected result, he froze there in astonishment. “How do you know may name?” she asked in surprise. Paraphrasing：…he replied in a louder voice which showed that the man was a little annoyed and impatient… I had my opening. (P16L1) Paraphrasing: I found a good chance to do or say something. Also: I had my window. 1美元券的正面头像为美国第一任总统华盛顿,背面图景为正中大写ONE；2美元券正面为杰斐逊,背面为1776年宣告独立图；5美元券正面为林肯,背面为林肯纪念堂；10美元券正面为美国第一任财政部长汉密尔顿,背面为美国财政部；20美元券正面为第七任总统杰克逊,背面为白宫；50美元券正面为格兰特,背面为美国国会；100美元券正面为富兰克林,背面为美国独立堂。 Part 2: Difficult Sentences I moved in for the kill. (P19L1) I thought now I had a strong argument to silence and embarrass the bank officer by convincing him that he was wrong and being unfair to the boy. So I used the argument. The author was using this exaggerated expression for a humorous effect. Definitely he didn’t literally mean to kill the bank officer. Such exaggeration in speech and writing to achieve a dramatic hu