新高一暑假面授(一) --- 怎样进行高中英语学习.pptVIP

高一英语网络面授 --- Wheels 北京四中 方芳 Teaching content: I. Background introduction: public transports II. Vocabulary III. Supplemental reading VI. Testing Background introduction: ambulance hot-air balloon helicopter van fire engine sailing ship yacht cruise ship cargo ship motor boat bulldozer double-decker bus tram slide unicycle Background introduction: Bike Capital of Europe It may be puzzling to foreign visitors, but for Amsterdammers, it is the most logical means of transport - the Bike. Mothers, mayors, grandmothers, yuppies,?police,?it doesnt matter. Cycling has become the citys favourite form of transport for people as well as things.?? Amsterdam, after all, was not built for cars - the 17th-century inner city was built for pedestrians and the narrow streets and canals do not allow for a smooth flow of cars, let alone sufficient parking space. The city is flat and compact and the maximum distance in the inner city approximately five kilometres -?an ideal distance to cross by bike. For this reason, some forty per cent of all traffic movements in Amsterdam is by bicycle. This is far more than in other Northern-European cities. No wonder that the 750,000 people who live in Amsterdam own no less than approximately 600,000 bicycles. 2. Multiple Riders on One Bike - With or without any extra seats or foot-pegs for the extra riders, you will see 1 or 2 or even 3 extra passengers side-saddle, standing, sitting, whatever it takes so they can hitch a ride with a buddy or parent.? Almost 50 percent of the bicycles had more than 1 person on them.? 4. Dogs on Bikes - Amsterdam bicyclists seem to commonly bring their furry friends along with them on the bicycle rides.? II Vocabulary ---汉译英： 行人 n. p______ 方便的 adj. c _______ 后果 n. c_______ 行李n. b_______ 口译者n. i_______ 可靠的 adj. r_______ 欣赏 v. a_______ 时常发生的 adj. f____