新概念青少版2B unit 27

Unit27

Pocketmoneypocket['pɔkit]n.口袋pocketmoneyn.零花钱每月我都有许多零花钱。Ihavemuchpocketmoneyeverymonth.我比Lucy有更多的零花钱。IhavemorepocketmoneythanLucy.比起我，你总是有更多的钱。Youalwayshavemoremoneythanme.Youhavealwaysgotmoremoneythanme.have=havegot比起我，你总是有更多的钱吗？Youalwayshavemoremoneythanme.Youhavealwaysgotmoremoneythanme.Doyoualwayshavemoremoneythanme?Haveyoualwaysgotmoremoneythanme?dl[lend]v.借某物给某人ne你能借给我一些钱吗？Canyoulendmesomemoney?lendsbsth借给某人某事lendsthtosborb['bɔrəu]v.向某人借某物row我能向你借一些钱吗？CanIborrowsomemoneyfromyou?borrowsthfromsb向某人借某事dnp[paund]n.英镑uo你能借给我十英镑吗？Canyoulendmetenpounds?我能向你借一百英镑吗？CanIborrowonehundredpoundsfromyou?aua['æktʃuəli]adv.实际上tclyl实际上，他是一个相当坏的人。Actuallyheisaquitebadpeople.她告诉她妈妈她今天早上六点起床，但实际上她四点半就起来了。Shetoldhermumshegotupat6:00butactuallyshegotupathalfpastfour.o[əun]adj.自己的nw你有你自己的钱吗？Doyouhaveyourownmoney?Haveyougotyourownmoney?为什么你有你自己的钱？Whyhaveyougotyourownmoney?为什么你没有你自己的钱？Whyhaven’tyougotyourownmoney?这是我自己的办公室。Thisismyownoffice.Youneedtodoyourhomework

onyourown.Youneedtodoyourhomeworkbyyourself.onone’sownbyoneself独自地你必须独自去英国。YoumustgotoEnglandonyourown.YoumustgotoEnglandbyyourself.MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayisthebeginningofaweek.[bi'ɡiniŋ]

n.开端Januaryisthebeginningofayear.Whichmonthisthebeginningofayear?Whichseasonisthebeginningofayear?哪个季节是一年的开端？春天是一年的开端。Springisthebeginningofayear.Youalwaysspendyourpocketmoneyatthebeginningofeverymonth.你总是在每个月的开端花掉你的零花钱。atthebeginningof…在……的开端Youalwaysspendyourpocketmoneyatthebeginningofeverymonth.你总是在每个月的开端花掉你的零花钱。spendv.花费costSbspendsomemoneyonsth某人在某事上花费了一些钱我花了200元买了这个自行车。Ispendtwohundredyuanonthisbike.Itcostssomemoneytodosth做某事花费了一些钱买这个自行车花了两百元。Itcoststwohundredyuantobuythisbike.IborrowedtwentydollarsfromJackyesterday,andIwillpaybackthemoneyintwoweeks.昨天我向Jack借了20美元，并且我将两周后还钱。paybackv.偿还我将在星期日还给你。I’llpayyoubackonSaturday.paysbbackv.偿还某人NewwordsandExpressions['pɔkit,mʌni][lend][paund]['æktʃuəli][əun][bi'ɡiniŋ][pei'bæk]['bɔrəu]pocketmoneylendpoundactuallyownbeginningpaybackborrowany疑问句、否定句表示不确定的数量havegot“拥有”

money为不可数名词不可数名词“少量、少许”，指前面提的moneyAlittlelendmesome。。。

Canyou---表示请求+不带to的不定式lend是借出去(借给他人,用lendsthtosb.表示),borrow是借进来(从他人那里借某东西为己方所用,用borrowsth.fromsb.表示).eg.1.Ilenthimapen.==Ilentapentohim.

2.Iborrowedapenfromhim.Justafew只是少许Justfornow/aweek/amoment×Howmuch+不可数名词（money/bread/time等）Thisismuchmoney.much用于疑问句/否定句。1.alittle／little（形容词）用在不可数名词之前：

alittlesalt／littlesalt一点盐／没有多少盐2.afew／few（形容词）用在复数名词之前：afewpeople／fewpeople有几个人／没有几个人3.这四种形式也都能用做代词使用，或单独使用或与of连用：-Sugar？-Alittle，please．

-要糖吗？-请给一点儿。Onlyafewoftheseareanygood．这其中只有几个用得着。4.slittle/few表示肯定“有一些”

little/few表示“几乎没有”=totellyouthetruth“实际上”actuallyThat’salot(ofmoney).在肯定句中alot(of+不可数名词)yourownmoney.own是形容词“自己的”get+名词/代词=“receive”thesame+名词yourpocketmoney=yoursYoualwaysspend/save---一般现在时表示永恒的事实eg:Youalwaysstudyhard.atthebeginningofthemonth---在动词短语后面，作时间状语。atthe

end

ofthemonthI’llpayyouback---一般将来时表示对未来的允若或预测onSaturday—on+星期几/日期IwatchTVonFridays.HemarriedonMarch9for—表示一段时间的介词Youarethebest(intheworld)!1.late[leit]adj.晚的；迟的；已故的；最近的Sorry,I’mlate.Hewaslateforthemeeting.adv.晚；迟；最近；在晚期[比较级later或latter最高级latest或last]2.drawer[drɔ:]

n.抽屉；[会计]开票人画家painter

artistListeningandUnderstandingPatternPracticeRobert有一点钱。Roberthasgotalittlemoney.Paul比Robert有更少的钱。PaulhasgotlessmoneythanRoberthas.Lucy有最少的钱。Lucyhasgottheleastmoney.Lucy有大量的水果。Lucyhasgotalotoffruit.Paul比Lucy有更多的水果。PaulhasgotmorefruitthanLucyhas.Robert有最多的水果。Roberthasgotthemostfruit.Robert有一点书。Roberthasgotafewbooks.Lucy比Robert有更少的书。LucyhasgotfewerbooksthanRoberthas.Paul有最少的书。P