Lesson 54 Sticky fingers目目 录录C CO ON NT TE EN NT TS SWords TextGrammar Wordsstickyas sticky as glueadj.粘的粘的sticky fingers手脚不干净，偷窃手脚不干净，偷窃黏糊糊的手指黏糊糊的手指sticky rice糯米糯米sticky weather湿热的天气湿热的天气pastry n.面糊面糊mix mix A with B 把把A和和B混在一起混在一起v.混合混合 mixed adj.混合的混合的 a mixed school pie n.派派as easy as pie易如反掌易如反掌maydisv.v.使使.沮丧沮丧dismayeddismayingadj.感到失望的感到失望的adj.令人感到失望的令人感到失望的be dismayed at.surprised-surprisinginterested-interestingexcited-excitingtired-tiringbored-boringamused-amusingamazed-amazingdismayed-dismayingannoyed-annoyingadj.恼人的人的adj.气气恼的的I recognized him although he wore a mask.recognizev.辨认出辨认出;承认承认It is recognized that ZhuLei is handsome.这是大家公认的这是大家公认的我刚刚没有认出你的声音。我刚刚没有认出你的声音。I didnt recognize your voice just now.I tried my best and finally persuaded the boy to study hardpersuadev.说服说服persuade sb.(not)to do sth.It is recognized that he is persuasive.adj.有说服力的有说服力的What a mess!be in a messmess upmessyn.n.乱七八糟，混乱不堪乱七八糟，混乱不堪v.v.搞乱，弄糟搞乱，弄糟adj.adj.混乱不堪的混乱不堪的The sign says“No Parking.sign n.标志，标记标志，标记Please sign your name here.sign v.签字签字I signed for a parcel this morning.sign for v.签收签收1.The teacher was_(失望失望)at the students examination results.2.The policeman _(认出认出)her as a thief.3.She put the sugar into the coffee and _(混合混合)them up with a spoon.4.I like the little girl even though she can be_(恼人的恼人的).dismayedrecognizedmixedannoying5.Can you_(说服说服)her out of her foolish plans?6.Her hair was in a terrible_(凌乱的一堆凌乱的一堆).7.He _(签字签字)his name on the cheque.8.His fingers are _(黏的黏的)with jam.persuademesssignedstickyText After breakfast,I sent the children to school and then I went to the shops.It was still early when I returned home.The children were at school,my husband was at work and the house was quiet.So I decided to make some meat pies.send sb.to sp.把某人送到把某人送到.send sb.to do sth.派人做某事派人做某事send for sb.派人去请派人去请.decide to do sth.=make a decision to do sth.=make up ones mind to do sth.determine to do sth.=be determined to do sth.In a short time I was busy mixing butter and flour and my hands were soon covered with sticky pastry.At exactly that moment,the telephone rang.Nothing could have been more annoying.be busy doing sth./with sth.否定否定+比较级比较级=最高级最高级I picked up the receiver between two sticky fingers and was dismayed when I recognized the voice of Helen Bates.It took me ten minutes to persuade her to ring back later.At last I hung up the receiver.What a mess!There was pastry on my fingers,on the telephone,and on the doorknobs.I had no sooner got back to the kitchen than the doorbell rang loud enough to wake the dead.This time it was the postman and he wanted me to sign for a registered letter!门把手.挂号邮寄信挂号邮寄信门把手门把手.Grammar The train arrived very _.Have you travelled by train _?He worked very _.He _ever does any work.He made sure it was safe before he went_.He was _run over by a car.latelatelyhardlyhardnearlynearThe ship sank into the sea.I know his words hurt her .The plane flew very .He thinks of me.deepdeeplyhighlyhigh具体与抽象highhighlywidewidelydeepdeeply词义不同hardhardlylatelatelynearnearly形副同形earlyearlylatelatefastfast高高高度地高度地宽宽广泛地广泛地深深深深地深深地努力，辛苦努力，辛苦几乎不晚，迟晚，迟最近近近几乎几乎早早晚晚快快几乎不几乎不最近最近She dusted the furniture very(careful)(carefully).I hit him very(hardly)(hard).This exercise is not(hard)(hardly).I got home from work very(late)(lately)last night.I(near)(nearly)missed the bus this morning.He ran so(fastly)(fast)no one could keep up with him.I cant jump so(high)(highly)See you!