Vocabulary and ListeningVocabulary and ListeningEveryday EnglishEveryday EnglishSpeaking (2)Speaking (2)Pre-listening: Activity 1 (P34)According to the sentences in activities, what is probably happening?A. The young woman is hugging Oliver, her brother, in excitement.B. They are acting a famous drama.C. Oliver is being seized by bad people.D. Oliver is being robbed of his money.Pre-listening: Activity 2 (P34)Work in pairs and discuss the questions .(open answers)1. Is the neighborhood safe?2. Why dont people try to help Oliver?3. Where does the man take Oliver?Listening: Activity 3 (P34)Predict the answers to the questions in Activity 3. Then listen and check if youve guessed correctly.Answers:1. Oliver is carrying books1. Oliver is carrying books2. She says he ran away from home.2. She says he ran away from home.3. He said that he didnt know them.3. He said that he didnt know them.4. He was astonished because the young woman was Nancy.4. He was astonished because the young woman was Nancy.5. He said that Oliver stole them.5. He said that Oliver stole them.6. Oliver is most frightened of the man.6. Oliver is most frightened of the man.Listening: Activity 4 (P34)Listen again and decide who says the statements in the table. Answer the question following the example below: It was Oliver who said “ Why are you doing this?”1. Oliver2. Woman watching3. Woman watching4. Man with dog5. Man with dog6. Man watching7. Woman watchingListening: Listen again and get the detailed information from the passage.1.Oliver was walking along, _ when a young woman who was passing suddenly screamed. 2.Oliver began _ again, and two women stopped _. 3.It was the young woman _. “Oh,” she said, “he _ his parents about a month ago, and _. They taught him _.”4.Then he saw Nancys face _ and jumped back _. with some books under his arm,with some books under his arm,shoutingshoutingto watchto watchwho repliedwho repliedran away from ran away from joined some thievesjoined some thieveshow to stealhow to stealfor the first timefor the first timein astonishmentin astonishment5. “Whats going on?” cried a man, _.6. He seized Oliver _. 7. “Thats right!” cried a man who was watching from his window. “Thats the only way to _!”8. Even if he had been able to shout for help, no one _. .you young rascal/ you wicked boy/ you monsterrunning out from a nearby shoprunning out from a nearby shopby the shouldersby the shouldersmake them behavemake them behavewould have caredwould have caredEveryday EnglishAnswers:1. a2. b3. b4. a5. a6. b1.Scene场景场景,场面场面Thedecisionismadebehindthescenes. viewsightscenescenery（风景）（风景）view高处高处,远处的远处的风景风景sight近处的近处的,旅游观光的旅游观光的风景风景scene场景场景,现场现场onthescene到场到场,在场在场Scenery总的风景总的风景Switzerlandwaswell-knownforitsmountainous(多山的多山的)_.A.scenesB.sightsC.sceneryD.views2.cruel冷酷的冷酷的,残忍的残忍的acruelblow残酷的打击残酷的打击 Becruelto对对残忍残忍Thestep-motherwascrueltothegirl.Itiscruelofsb.todosth.某人做某事很残忍某人做某事很残忍Cruelty残酷残酷,残忍残忍3.Feed喂养喂养;为为提供食品提供食品Feedon以以为食为食(动物动物)Liveon以以为食为食(人人)Befedupwith/betiredof 对对感到厌恶感到厌恶Iamfedupwithhercomplaining.4.Serve端上端上(饭菜等饭菜等),招待招待,服务服务Weshouldservethepeopleheartandsoul.全心全意为人民服务全心全意为人民服务Serveas(workas,actas)作为作为.当做当做.servesb.well对对有帮助有帮助Servesb.right活该活该,给某人应得待遇给某人应得待遇Itserveshimright.(Hedeserveit!)Atonesservice/request听候某人的差遣听候某人的差遣Iamatyourserviceatanytime. 5.Eager热切的热切的,渴望的渴望的Beeagerfor(anxious/thirsty/desperate/long)渴望得到渴望得到(bekeenon)Heiseagerforsuccess.他渴望得到成功他渴望得到成功Beeager/(keen/anxious)todosth. 渴望做某事渴望做某事6.Appetite胃口胃口,食欲食欲Howisyourappetite? Lackofappetite食欲不振食欲不振Haveanappetitefor有有欲望欲望Anappetiteforknowledge.7.whisper低声地说低声地说,耳语耳语Whispersth.tosb.向某人密谈某事向某人密谈某事Shewhisperedastorytoherson.低声讲故事低声讲故事Inawhisper低声地低声地Hespokeinawhisper. 8.desperate绝望的绝望的;孤注一掷的孤注一掷的;极其严重的极其严重的Thisforcehimtotakedesperatemeasures.Bedesperatefor渴望得到渴望得到Indesperate/greatneedof非常需要非常需要Migrantschoolsisindesperateneedofteachers.Desperately绝望地绝望地,极其地极其地desperation12.inavoice用用声音说声音说说话深沉说话深沉inadeepvoice生气地说生气地说 inanangryvoice放开嗓子（喊叫）放开嗓子（喊叫）atthetopofonesvoicehaveavoicein在在中有发言权中有发言权.Nosooner.than一一.就就.Hardly.when还没来得及就还没来得及就(had+主语主语+done)（倒装）（倒装）她一到车站火车就开了。她一到车站火车就开了。Nosoonerhadshearrivedatthestationthanthetrainstartedtoleave.他刚一到，她就开始抱怨。他刚一到，她就开始抱怨。 Hardlyhadhearrivedwhenshestartedcomplaining.Hardly_itbegantosnow.A.didIarrivedwhenB.hadIarrivewhenC.hadIarrivedwhenD.hadIarrivethan10.Seize抓住抓住;占用占用;夺取夺取Seizetheday,seizethehour.只争朝夕只争朝夕Seizeon抓住抓住(机会机会),利用利用(takeadvantageof)Seizeonanopportunity抓住一个机会抓住一个机会他利用下雨作为不上学的借口他利用下雨作为不上学的借口Heseizedontherainasanexcusefornotattendingschool.11.Hangvt.把把.挂起挂起;绞死绞死;吊死吊死vi.悬着悬着;吊着吊着(表示状态表示状态)Hehunghiscoatonthehook(钩子钩子).ThelastMingemperorhangedhimself.Thecurtainshangwell.窗帘挂得很好窗帘挂得很好 Hangup挂断电话挂断电话Hangabout闲逛闲逛Hanghunghung（悬挂，垂吊悬挂，垂吊）hanghangedhanged(绞死，吊死绞死，吊死)12.reward酬谢酬谢,奖赏奖赏Inreward作为回报作为回报Medal勋章勋章,奖牌奖牌award“奖品奖品”,“奖金奖金”prize多指多指比赛比赛或或评奖评奖获得的奖品获得的奖品,奖金奖金Nobelpeaceprize诺贝尔和平奖诺贝尔和平奖reward指指“赏金赏金”,“酬劳酬劳”13.rough暴力的暴力的,粗暴的粗暴的,Beroughwith/onsb.粗暴对待某人粗暴对待某人rough粗糙的粗糙的,不平的不平的,不顺利的不顺利的Aroughhand/road粗糙的手粗糙的手/不平坦的路不平坦的路Havearoughtime.吃苦吃苦Theroughsandsmoothes艰难与顺利艰难与顺利苦与乐苦与乐14.Escape逃脱逃脱,逃走逃走,溜走溜走,避免避免escapedoingsth.避免某事避免某事escapefrom从从.漏出漏出;从从.逃脱逃脱;幸免于幸免于. 越狱越狱 幸免于难幸免于难escapefromprison/danger.Gasisescapingfromthepipe.escapefrombeingfined.免于被惩罚免于被惩罚 Iknowshim,but his name escapes me.*Escapevt.被忘掉被忘掉anarrowescape九死一生九死一生afireescape安全出口安全出口15.intend打算打算;想要想要 intendtodo/doingsth.打算做某事打算做某事*intendsbtodosth.打算让某人做某事打算让某人做某事Whatdoyouintendmetodo?beintendedforsb./sth.专为专为而设计的而设计的;专供专供使用的使用的. abookintendedforyoungchildren. Intention意图意图,意向意向,打算打算. havenointentionofdoingsth.无意做某事无意做某事HomeworkSpeaking 2. (Page 36) Work in pairs. Discuss the questions in Activity One and express your own opinion in Activity Two.同学们来学校和回家的路上要注意安全同学们来学校和回家的路上要注意安全