Global warming语言点.ppt

Their arguments are becoming more and more frequent. He is a frequent visitor to the museum. Unit 1 》Part III 》 Reading 1 e.g. 2. occur (Para. 1) v. happen, take place esp. unexpectedly The police said the accident occurred at 3:00 p.m. Mistakes are bound to occur. Language Points 1. frequent (Para. 1) ad. happening often e.g. Unit 1 》Part III 》 Reading 1 e.g. 3. dramatically (Para. 1) adv. suddenly or obviously, in a very sudden and noticeable way 4. be linked to (Para. 1) related to each other in some way Rock music has always been linked to the drug culture. The police suspected that the two cases are linked to each other. e.g. Your life changes dramatically when you have a baby to take care of. Unit 1 》Part III 》 Reading 1 e.g. 5. release (Para. 1) v. to free someone or something; to allow sth. to flow out from 6. due to (Para. 2) because of A lot of her unhappiness is due to the loneliness. Our thanks are due to all those who have helped us. e.g. He was released from prison after serving two years of a five-year sentence. Coal power stations release sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere. Unit 1 》Part III 》 Reading 1 e.g. 7. shelter (Para. 2) n. place to live; protection from bad weather, danger, or attack 8. deadly (Para. 2) ad. able or likely to kill people Too many water changes can prove deadly to the fish. This is a potentially deadly disease. e.g. They opened a shelter to provide temporary housing for the citys homeless. The trees gave/provided some shelter from the rain. Unit 1 》Part III 》 Reading 1 e.g. 9. bloom (Para. 3) v. produce flowers; develop successfully; become more healthy 10. reproduce (Para. 3) v. produce young animals or plants You can see how these flowers reproduce in the science cartoon. In a warm environment, the worm can find a mate and reproduce. e.g. Magnificent lilac bloomed in the forest. Some women seem to bloom during pregnancy. Unit 1 》Part III 》 Reading 1 e.g. 11. adapt (Para. 3) change