新概念英语第三册第29课全英.ppt

Joke 1:Good wishes;Joke 2: Two birds;Funny or not ?; Listen to the text ! ;Question;Words and Phrases;be bound up with Eg: His character is very much bound up with his childhood experience. The welfare of individual is bound up with the welfare of the community.;be based on Eg: His novel is based on his experience. This book is based on historical facts.;universal: commonplace Eg: Food is a topic of almost universal interest. appeal: attraction Eg: His songs usually have wide appeal. stem from Eg: Their argument stemmed from a misunderstanding. come in to fashion Eg: When did mini-skirts into fashion? ;distasteful: unpleasant, disagreeable Eg: He found the subject of their conversation very distasteful. pester Eg: There were beggars pestering the tourists for money. My son always pesters me to buy him sweets.;dread Eg: I’m dreading telling him the truth. I dread that I may never see you again.;console Eg: I tried to console her with a box of chocolates. I was consoling her on breaking up with her boyfriends. Console yourself—it could be worse.;chance: possibility Eg: Her chances of survival are good. It was the chance he had been waiting for .;take heart —— become encouraged or more confident ‘ heart ’ here means hope or courage. take heart —— lose heart Eg: Take heart! Tomorrow is another day. Don’t lose heart! hobble —— to walk with difficulty, esp because of an injury Eg: The wounded soldier was hobbling around with a stick.;Compensate for Eg: His intelligence compensated for his lac