新概念英语第三册Lesson9 Flying cats课件

1、种一棵树最好的时间是十年前，其次是现在。The best time to plant a tree was a decade ago, and following is now.状语从句时间比较结果目的条件让步原因地点方式主将从现1. As the sun rose, the fog disappeared. 2. Youd better wear strong shoes as we will do a lot of walking.3. As long as we dont lose heart, we will find a way to overcome the difficulty.

2、4. We must do as the Party tells us.时间原因条件方式5. He is not as healthy as his brother.6. It will not long before you regret for what you have done. 7. It sounds as if it is raining. 8. The busier he is, the happier he feels.比较时间方式比较9. It has been six years since she graduated from the university.10. Si

3、nce everyone knows it, I dont want to talk any more.11. While I like this color, I dont like its shape. 时间原因让步12. We will sit near the front so that we can hear clearly.13. The bus broke down so that we had to walk home. 14. Where there is a will, there is a way.15. Wherever you go, I will be right

4、there waiting for you.目的结果地点地点Whats your favourite animal?12Do you know any mysterious stories about cats?Lesson 9 Flying catsPart 1 New wordsfascinateaffectionatemysterioussubmissivefeline/fsnet/ /feknt/mstris/sbmsv/filan/v.迷住，吸引住adj. 柔情的adj. 神秘的adj. 顺从的adj. 猫的impact/mpkt/n. 冲击力independencehigh-ris

5、ewindowsillparatroopersquirrel/ndpendns/haraz/wnd.sl/prtrup/ /skwr.l/ n. 独立性adj. 高层的n. 窗台n. 伞兵n. 松鼠air-resistance /e-rzstns/ n. 空气阻力failsuspiciousapparentlysurvivebase /fel/ssp.s/pr.nt.li/svav/bes/v. 未能做到adj. 可疑的adv. 显然v.幸存n. 基础 v.以. 为基础injury/n.dr.i/n. 损伤，伤害sufferbehave/sf.r/bhev/v. 受苦，受折磨v. 行事，表现P

6、art 2 Texte7d195523061f1c0cef09ac28eaae964ec9988a5cce77c8b8C1E4685C6E6B40CD7615480512384A61EE159C6FE0045D14B61E85D0A95589D558B81FFC809322ACC20DC2254D928200A3EA0841B8B1814961BE795024DFDEF45878460D5EEC04B3DB4C246007153409DEDE37CA726A66AF19B77CE744E11CADCFB09B3408DEC1F688348922E38CCEE2. How do cats try

7、 to protect themselves when falling from great heights?1. What do the 132 cats have in common?e7d195523061f1c0cef09ac28eaae964ec9988a5cce77c8b8C1E4685C6E6B40CD7615480512384A61EE159C6FE0045D14B61E85D0A95589D558B81FFC809322ACC20DC2254D928200A3EA0841B8B1814961BE795024DFDEF45878460D5EEC04B3DB4C246007153

8、409DEDE37CA726A66AF19B77CE744E11CADCFB09B3408DEC1F688348922E38CCEEThey had fallen off high buildings. 1. What do the 132 cats have in common?e7d195523061f1c0cef09ac28eaae964ec9988a5cce77c8b8C1E4685C6E6B40CD7615480512384A61EE159C6FE0045D14B61E85D0A95589D558B81FFC809322ACC20DC2254D928200A3EA0841B8B181

9、4961BE795024DFDEF45878460D5EEC04B3DB4C246007153409DEDE37CA726A66AF19B77CE744E11CADCFB09B3408DEC1F688348922E38CCEEThey stretch out their legs like flying squirrels. 2. How do cats try to protect themselves when falling from great heights?Flying cats1. Cats never fail to fascinate human beings. They c

10、an be friendly and affectionate towards humans, but they lead mysterious lives of their own as well. fail to donever fail to do lead+adj+life未能做某事总能做某事过.的生活1. Cats never fail to fascinate human beings.写作技巧： 双重否定2. There is no shortage of tall buildings.3. There is no fire without smoke. 4. I am not

11、unaware of the factors.无风不起浪。never fail to do写作技巧： 双重否定Its not uncommon that . Its not unusual that .司空见惯的是.是很正常的总能做某事vt. 使着迷fascinatesb. be fascinated in sth.adj. 令人着迷的fascinatingsth. fascinate sb.eg. Science has always fascinated me.某物使某人着迷某人着迷某事非常喜欢做某事sb. is in love with迷恋，爱恋sb. be fascinated in

12、sth.某人着迷某事sb. is devoted to献身于sth，专注于sthsb. is addicted to沉溺于.sb. is crazy about 对很狂热.affectionaffectaffectionaten. 喜爱；钟爱v. 影响；感染adj. 柔情的一个可爱的小孩an affectionate kid有爱的一对an affectionate couple温暖的拥抱an affectionate hug表示“喜欢和爱”loving passionate adoring fond devoted affectionate 喜欢的 be fond of可爱的崇拜的热情的投入的

13、深情的mysterymythmysteriousn. 谜，神秘的事物n.神话adj. 神秘的eg. 1. She is a mysterious woman.2. He died in mysterious circumstances (情况)他死得蹊跷。2. They never become submissive like dogs and horses. As a result, humans have learned to respect feline independence. as a result因此sub-想念miss向下adj. 服从的，顺从的submissivedepend

14、encedependdependentindependentindependencen. 依赖，依靠adj. 需要照料的；依赖的adj. 独立的n. 独立3. Most cats remain suspicious of humans all their lives. One of the things (that fascinates us most about cats )is the popular belief (that they have nine lives. )定语从句同位语从句popularadj. 大众的，普及的suspicionsuspectsuspicioussuspi

15、ciouslyn. 怀疑，猜想adj. 可疑的，引起怀疑的adv. 猜疑地；怀疑地v.怀疑，猜想4. Apparently, there is a good deal of truth in this idea. A cats ability to survive falls is based on fact.obviouslyapparentlyA be based on BA以B为基础显然地数量的表达a large quantity of lots of / a lot oflarge quantities ofa great deal of plenty ofa large number

16、 of +不可数名词+可数名词survivorsurvivalsurvive (vi) 幸存eg. 1. Only three people survived in the earthquake.vt.)survive+病/灾 2. Only 3 people survived the war.他手术成功。3. He survived the operation.这个老太太比她老公活得久。4. The old lady survived her husband.在之后活下来Without enough food, many birds didnt _ the winter.A. serveB.

17、 surfC. surpriseD. survive5. Recently the New York Animal Medical Centre made a study of 132 cats over a period of five months. medicaladj. 医学的；医疗的；医用的a period of一段时期6. All these cats had one experience in common: they had fallen off high buildings, yet only eight of them died from shock or injuries

18、. have sth. in common跟.有共同之处experience经历（Cn）经验（Un）经历（v）die 短语be dying to do die ofdie frombe dying for die a +adj+death 渴望得到很想要做某事死于（外因）死于（内因）死得.7. Of course, New York is the ideal place for such an interesting study, because there is no shortage of tall buildings.There are plenty of high-rise windo

19、wsills to fall from! idealadj. 理想的eg. He is in an ideal world.shortagen. 缺乏，缺少8. One cat, Sabrina, fell 32 storeys, yet only suffered from a broken tooth. Cats behave like well-trained paratroopers, a doctor said. well-trained 训练有素的suffer from遭受., 受害于.eg. Shes been suffering from cancer for two year

20、s.9. It seems that the further cats fall, the less they are likely to injure themselves. In a long drop, they reach speeds of 60 miles an hour and more. it seems that看起来.， 好像.the 比较级，the 比较级越.越.be likely to do很有可能做某事1. It is likely to rain.3. Its possible (that) Mira might turn up tonight.2. She wil

21、l likely need surgery.4. Its very possible.likely possible adj/adv 可以用人或物做主语adj it 做主语她有可能需要动手术。10. At high speeds, falling cats have time to relax. They stretch out their legs like flying squirrels. This increases their air-resistance and reduces the shock of impact when they hit the ground.stretch

22、 out伸展开resistancen. 阻力,反抗总能做某事过.的生活不缺.sth使sb.着迷某人着迷某事never fail to dolead+adj+lifeno shortage of.sth fascinate sb.sb. be fascinated in sth.柔情的神秘的顺从的因此独立性affectionatemysterioussubmissiveas a resultindependence显然地A以B为基础跟.有共同之处遭受.很有可能做某事apparentlyA be based on Bhave sth. in commonsuffer frombe likely t

23、o do伸展开空气阻力看起来.医学的一段时期stretch outair-resistanceIt seems thatmedicala period of1.The longer the police searched the womans luggage, the more _ (怀疑的）they became.2. _ (survive) in the sports world, a sportsman needs to train constantly to keep himself in the best condition.suspiciousTo survive3. The ea

24、rthquake hit the building on Tuesday evening, _(injure) 31 people.4. Many people think any governments work should be evaluated _(base) on citizens happiness level.injuringbased5. Cats_ fascinate human beings.6. They can be friendly and _ towards humans.7. They _of their own.8. They never become _ l

25、ike dogs and horses. never fail toaffectionatelead mysterious lives submissive9. As a result, humans have learned to respect _.10. Most cats _ of humans all their lives.11. _, there is a good deal of truth in this idea.feline independenceremain suspicious Apparently12. A cats ability to _ falls is b

26、ased on facts.13. Recenty they made a study of 132 cats over _ five months.14. All these cats had one experience _.survive a period of in common15. Only eight of them_ shock or injuries.16. There _ no shortage of tall buildings.17. Sabrina fell 32 storeys, yet only _ a broken tooth.18. They _ injure

27、 themselves. died fromissuffered fromare likely to1. 猫总能引起人们的极大兴趣。2. 音乐总能引起听众们的极大兴趣。Cats never fail to fascinate human beings.Music never fails to fascinate listeners.never fail to3. 珠宝总能引起女士们的兴趣。4. 雕像总能引起考古学家们的兴趣。Jewellery never fails to fascinate ladies.Statues never fail to fascinate archaeologis

28、ts.5. 美洲狮总能引起专家们的兴趣。6. 科学总能令我着迷。 Pumas never fail to fascinate experts.Science never fails to fascinated me.7. 最使我们感兴趣的一件事就是一种通俗的信念 猫有九条命。One of the things that fascinates us most about cats is the popular belief that they have nine lives.belief that.同位语从句8. 最使我们感兴趣的一件事就是一种观念 动物能预测地震。One of the thin

29、gs that fascinates us most is the belief that animals can predict earthquakes.9. 我坚信每个人都应该被同等尊重。It is my firm belief that everyone should be respected equally.10. 我坚信人们愿意牺牲较高的薪水。I remain my belief that most people are willing to sacrifice higer pay.欲戴其冠, 必承其重No cross, no crown.总能做某事过.的生活不缺.sth使sb.着迷

30、某人着迷某事never fail to dolead+adj+lifeno shortage of.sth fascinate sb.sb. be fascinated in sth.柔情的神秘的顺从的因此独立性affectionatemysterioussubmissiveas a resultindependence显然地A以B为基础跟.有共同之处遭受.很有可能做某事apparentlyA be based on Bhave sth. in commonsuffer frombe likely to do伸展开空气阻力看起来.医学的一段时期stretch outair-resistance

31、It seems thatmedicala period of5. Cats_ fascinate human beings.6. They can be friendly and _ towards humans.7. They _of their own.8. They never become _ like dogs and horses. never fail toaffectionatelead mysterious lives submissive9. As a result, humans have learned to respect _.10. Most cats _ of

32、humans all their lives.11. _, there is a good deal of truth in this idea.feline independenceremain suspicious Apparently12. A cats ability to _ falls is based on facts.13. Recenty they made a study of 132 cats over _ five months.14. All these cats had one experience _.survive a period of in common15

33、. Only eight of them_ shock or injuries.16. There _ no shortage of tall buildings.17. Sabrina fell 32 storeys, yet only _ a broken tooth.18. They _ injure themselves. died fromissuffered fromare likely toPart 3 Grammar状语从句时间比较结果目的条件让步原因地点方式主将从现时间状语从句易错点1. when, while, as的区别易错点2. till/untill和not.unti

34、l的区别易错点3. before的特殊用法易错点4. time短语易错点5. 一.就1. I _ (watch) TV when she _(come) in.2. The lights _ (go off ) while we _(have) party.3. I was writing _ my brother was cooking.4.He gets more attractive _ he gets older.was watchingcamewent off were havingwhileas易错点1. when, while, as的区别while+when+as+对比，转折a

35、s：If something happens as something else happens, it happens at the same time.延续性动词瞬间动词/延续性动词一边.一边., 随着同时进行/完成5. Someone _(knock) at the door while we _ breakfast.6. _ I got on the bus, he got off. 7. _ we arrived at his office, the telephone rang.knockedwere having AsWhen8. Poor guys, It was rainin

36、g _ they left the hotel.9. Tom gets more affectionate _ he gets older.10. The play started _ I got there.11. _ I was waiting at the bus stop, I came across an old friend. whenasaswhenAs/When/While易错点2. till/untill和not.until的区别1.I_ (wait) for you until you come back.2. I _(leave) until you come back.

37、3. He_ to bed until she returns.will waitwont leave我一直等着你回来。wont go直到你回来我才离开。直到她回来，他才会去睡。4. We _(eat) till past midnight.didnt eat直到过了午夜我们才吃东西。until：not until：一直到某个时候一直在做。直到.才+ 延续动词瞬间1. 我跟他谈了半天，他才同意。2. 等着我叫你。3. 公交车停下后再下车。4. 我睡到半夜时醒了。He didnt agree until I had talked to him for a long time.I slept un

38、til it was midnight.Wait until I call you.Dont get off until the bus stops.易错点3. before的用法1. It wont be long _ we meet again.2. The young couple,who returned my lost wallet,left _ I could ask for their names.3. It will not be long_ you get accustomed to driving on the left side of the road in Britai

39、n.4. It was half a year _ I came back.beforebeforebeforebefore易错点4. before的用法2. .才.3. Its not long before1. 还未.就.不久就.易错点4. time短语I fell in love with her _ the first time I met her./time构成的短语引导时间状语从句1. each time2. every time3. the first time1. On seeing her, I will give her an affectionate hug.2. As

40、soon as I went outside, I forgot all about her.3. The moment you leave this tent, you will get a big surprise.On + Vingas soon asThe moment4. I had no sooner got back to the kitchen than the doorbell rang loud enough to wake the dead.5. He had hardly had time to settle down when he sold the house an

41、d left the country.no sooner.thanhad hardly.when.hardly.when.had no sooner.than易错点5. 一.就as soon asOn+ vingthe momenthad no sooner.thanhad hardly.when地点状语从句易错点1. where易错点2. wherever 1. You are free to go _ you like.2. After a war, a new school was put up _ there had once been a theatre.whereverwhere原因状语从句易错点1. Because /as/ since /for/ now that1. The meaning of the word “nice” changed a few times_ it finally came to include the sense “pleasant.A. before B. afterC. since D. while2. Today, we will begin _ we stopped yesterday so that