读后续写：父子亲情一猫牵学案-高三英语二轮复习

1.非谓语动词作状语在写作中的应用①

Dad

frowned

foraminute,

thinking.

②

Notknowing

whathadhappened,IjustsawDadsface

lightup".③"Imissyousomuch!"Isaid,

rubbing

noseswithCheckers.

④

Tomygreatsurprise,IlookedatDad,

wondering.

⑤

Dadnodded,hisface

turning

red.⑥

AndI,then,

warmedup

by

thesetwofamilymembers,stoodupforawhile,withtears

wellingup

inmyeyes.2.还有一个全部倒装句Out

ranablack-and-whitecatlikeaflash.

3.还有一个强调句Itwas

then

that

IrealizedDadwasnotalittleconcernedaboutourcat.4.短文中出现的描写动作的词汇1)frownvt.n.皱眉;不同意He

frownedat

heranxiously.

他不安地朝她皱了皱眉。Nancyshookherhead,

frowning.南希摇了摇头，皱着眉头。Therewas

adeepfrownontheboy'sface.男孩眉头紧锁。Thesmiledisappearedtobereplacedby

asadfrown.

笑容消失了，取而代之的是哀伤的蹙眉。Shelookedatherson'scomposition

withafrown.

她对儿子的作文皱眉头。Shelookedup

withapuzzledfrown.

她困惑地皱眉仰视。2)blockv.阻挡，挡住(去路)Istartedtomoveroundhim,buthe

blockedmyway.

我准备绕过他，但他挡住了我。3)flush.v.

冲(抽水马桶);(脸)发烫，发红She

flushedthetoilet

andwentbackinthebedroom.

她冲完马桶回到卧室。Herface

wasflushedwith

anger.她气得满脸通红。4)curlv.(使)成拳曲状；蜷缩

Thecat

curled

intoaballandwenttosleep.

那只猫蜷缩成一团睡着了。She

curledherlegsup

underher.她盘腿坐着。5)spillv.溢出;涌出;Waterhad

spilledoutof

thebucketontothefloor.桶里的水洒出来了，洒了一地。Hestartledherandmadeher

spillherdrink.

她让他吓了一跳，把饮料弄洒了。Thedoorsopenedandpeople

spilledintothestreet.

门开了，人们涌上街道。Anumberofbagshadsplitandwere

spillingtheircontents.

有几只袋子裂开了，里面的东西撒了出来。Tearsbeganto

spilloutoftheboy'seyes.男孩的眼泪开始夺眶而出。6)slamv.n.砰地关上;用力一放；Iheardthedoor

slam

behindhim.我听见他随手砰地把门关上了。Hestormedoutofthehouse,

slammingthedoor

asheleft.

他怒气冲冲地从房子里出来，随手把门砰地关上。Shegavethedooragoodhardslam.她门砰的一声把门关上了。She

slammeddown

thephoneangrily.她气呼呼地啪的一声挂上电话。7)peelvt.去皮；削皮Shesatdowninthekitchenandbegan

peelingpotatoes.她坐在厨房里，开始削土豆皮。8)wrapvt.包;缠绕;包扎Hespenttheevening

wrapping(up)

theChristmaspresents.

他花了一个晚上的时间把圣诞礼物都包了起来。Harryhadcarefullyboughtand

wrappedpresents

forMarktogivethem.哈里精心购置了礼物又仔细包好，让马克交给他们。Dianaistakingtheopportunityto

wrap(up)

thefamilypresents.黛安娜利用这个机会将家人的礼物包起来。She

wrappedahandkerchief

aroundherbleedingpalm.她用手绢将流血的手掌包扎起来。9)scratchvt.刮;擦伤;搔痒;抓破Johnyawnedand

scratchedhischin.约翰打个哈欠，挠挠下巴。Thedog

scratched

itselfbehindtheear.狗用爪子挠挠耳后。Thebranchestoreatmyjacketand

scratched

myhandsandface.

树枝刮破了我的夹克，划伤了我的手和脸。10)lightupvi.vt.露出喜色;照亮Sue'sface

litup

withsurprise.她一脸惊诧。Shewasrelievedtosee

hisfacelightup

withaboyishgrin(露齿而笑).

看到他脸上现出孩子气的笑容，她总算松了口气。Yoursmiles

lightupmyworld.

你的微笑点亮了我的世界。Manyshootingstars

lightupthesky.

许多流星照亮了天空。Ping'seyeslightup.

Ping的眼睛亮了起来(露出喜色)。11)scoopv.(敏捷地)抱起;拿起Michaelkneltnexttoherand

scooped

herintohisarms.迈克尔挨着她跪下，一下把她揽入怀里。Usebothhandsto

scoopuptheleaves.用双手捧起叶子。12)purv.(猫在高兴时)发咕噜声Thekittenhadsettledcomfortablyinherarmsand

waspurring

enthusiastically.小猫惬意地躺在她的怀里，大声地打着呼噜。13)batv.击打Smith

battedthetable

withhisfist.

史密斯用拳头敲击桌子Thecat

batted

theballoonwithitspaws.

猫用爪子击打气球。14)wellupv.n.(液体)涌出;(情感)迸发

Tears

werewelling(up)

inhereyes.她热泪盈眶。Hatewelledup

insidehimashethoughtofthetwoofthemtogether.他一想到他们俩在一起就恨得咬牙切齿。Hecouldfeeltheanger

welling(up)

insidehim.

他能感觉到自己怒火中烧。Hope

welledup.希望油然而生。阅读下面短文,根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。Dad

pushedhisfingerintomybasket."What'sthat?"heasked."Mew,"saidthebasket.Dadsuddenlypulledhishandaway."Ohno,"hesaid."Nota

cat.Noway."Ipulled

Checkers

fromthebasket."It'snotacat.it'sakitten.CanIkeephim?Please?"Dad

frowned

foraminute,thinking.ThenherubbedCheckersunderthechin(下巴)."You'llhavetotakegoodcareofhim."IhuggedCheckers."Iwill,"I

promised."hewon'tbeanytroubleatall."AndCheckerswasn't-untilhegrewintoacat.Hewantedtobethefirstoneinthehouse-andthefirstoneoutofthehouse.Sometimeshe

blocked

dadintheway."Thatcat!"Dadcomplained.Checkersclimbedontoourroof.Hehadnotroublegettingdown.UsuallyheaimedforDad."Thatcat!"Dadyelled.Checkers

flushed

thetoiletandwatchedthewatercircleaway."Thatcat!"Dadwasalmostmad.Checkershidinstrangeplaces.Helikedto

surprise

people.Onedayhehidunderthecouch(睡椅).Dadwalkedbywithaglassoforangejuice.Checkers

jumped

out.He

curled

aroundDads

ankle

andattackeddad'stoes.Orangejuice

spilt

alloverthefloor.DadyelledandputCheckersoutside."Getoutofmyway,cat!"hesaidangrily.Andhe

slammed

the

door.Dadwashedtheinjuredtoesand

peeled

openabandage.He

wrapped

itaroundhisbigtoe,andthenheopenedfourmoreforhisankle.

I

watched

fromthewindow.Checkerslookedfrustratedashewalkeddowntheroad."I'msorryCheckers

scratched

you,"Isaid."Hewasjustplaying.Hedidn'tmeantohurtyou."Don'tworry,"saidDad."Thatcatwillbeback."AftersupperIcalledforCheckers.ButCheckersdidn'tcome.Nighttimecame.Icalledandcalled.Iknockedhis

food

dishwithaspoonloudly.ButstillnoCheckers.Ilefttheporchlighton.ButthenextmorningCheckersstillwasn'tthere.IcarriedapictureofCheckerstoalltheneighbors.Idrewpostersandhungthemallover.ButnobodyfoundCheckers.Dayswentby.Lifewasn'tthesamewithoutthatcat.IwasangrywithDad.Ididn'tthinkhemissedCheckersatall.Thenonenightthephonerang.

Notknowingwhathadhappened,IjustsawDad'sface

lightup"."We'llberightover,"said

Dad.Immediately,wedrovetoanearbyfarm.Thefarmeropenedthebarn

door.

Outranablack-and-white

cat

likeaflash.

Irubbedmyeyes."Checkers!"Icried.I

scooped