新概念第二册Lesson 54
新概念英语第2册课件Lesson54(共45页)
• ★finger n 手指 • thumb大拇指 • index finger/ forefinger食指 • middle finger中指 • ring finger无名指 • little finger小指 • toe 脚趾
ring finger
middle finger
little finger
新概念二 Lesson 54
Sticky fingers 粘糊的手指
Do you know some food made from flour?
noodles
steamed buns/ bread
clay oven rolls
dumplings
steamed stuffed buns
fried bread stick
index finger
thumb
★pie n 馅饼 blueberry pie ; apple pie
• Please give me a piece of pie. • 请给我一块馅饼
• ★mix v 混合, 拌和 • mixture n混合物
• Please mix sugar and cream fifty-fifty. • 请把砂糖和奶油对半加入。
• mess n. 乱七八糟 doorknob n. 门把手 sign v. 签字 register v. 挂号邮寄
• ★ sticky adj 粘的 • as sticky as glue和胶水一样粘
• sticky rice 糯米
sticky tape 胶带 ticky fingers 有偷盗行为的人
• ★mess n 乱七八糟 • what a mess! • you are a mess!你真邋遢 • the man/woman is a mess • make a mess of sth把...搅得乱七八糟 • he made a mess of my job他把我的工作搅得一团糟
逐句精讲新概念英语第二册第54课 黏糊的手指
逐句精讲新概念英语第二册:第54课黏糊的手指Lesson 54: Sticky fingers新概念英语2课文内容：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. 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. 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!本文语法：复习some和any的用法(请参考Lesson 6和Lesson 30的分析讲解)新概念英语2逐句精讲:1、After breakfast, I sent the children to school and then I went lo the shops.早饭后，我先送孩子们上学，然后就去了商店。
裕兴新概念英语第二册笔记 第54课
Lesson 54 sticky fingers 粘糊的手指【New words and expressions】（14）sticky adj. 粘的finger n. 手指pie n. 馅饼mix v. 混合，拌和pastry n. 面糊annoying adj. 恼人的receiver n. 电话的话筒dismay v. 失望，泄气recognize v. 认出，听出persuade v. 说服，劝说mess n. 乱七八糟doorknob n. 门把手sign v. 签字register v. 挂号邮寄★ sticky adj. 粘的同義詞adhesive, tacky, gluey, glutinous變化形形變stickier stickieststicky fingers covered with jammeet a sticky end [口]落得不好的下場，得到極不愉快的結果惨めな結末｛けつまつ｝になるstick⑴n.棍，手杖collect dry sticks to make a firewalking-stick 手杖the carrot and the stick 胡蘿蔔與棍子，獎賞與懲罰、軟硬兼施政策cancer-stick 香煙、香煙（因吸煙易患癌症，故名）⑵ vt. 插於, 刺入, 豎起eg：The needle stuck in my finger.⑶ vi. 釘住, 粘貼, 堅持stick a stamp on a lettereg：The glue doesn’t stick v ery well . 這種膠水粘不住＊glue [glu:] n.膠，膠水vt.膠合，粘貼stick to sth 堅持做某事eg：Never say die , Stick to it！stick together（stay together）團結一致，互相支持、呆在一起stick at（keep on doing sth）繼續努力做，堅持幹stick sth up（口）用槍脅迫（某處）的人以便行搶stick up a bank 、stick up a post office 持槍搶劫銀行、郵局等sticky fingers n. 偷竊習慣(接球能力) 、粘糊的手指★ finger n. 手指同義詞touch, handle, feel, manipulate 反義詞thumb, toe變化形名複fingers 變化形動變fingered fingered fingeringeg：She is very clever with her finger . 她的手藝靈巧eg：He cut his finger on broken glass.cross one’s fingers ＝keep one’s fingers crossed祈求好運、交叉手指eg：I’m keeping my fingers crossed that you’ll win the game .我雙手合十祈求好運，你會贏得這場比賽shake one’s finger 用食指點某人（表示責備、警告、威脅等）、表達憤怒、朝某人晃手指※ thumb大拇指；index finger食指(index n vi vt)middle finger中指；ring finger无名指little finger小指；toe 脚趾★ pie n. 馅饼★ mix v. 混合，拌和、使混和, 攙和[(+with)]同義詞stir, join, blend, combine 反義詞scatter, separate, divide變化形動變mixed mixed mixing 變化形名複mixesmix cocktails 調雞尾酒mix Bloody Mary 血瑪麗混合物eg：The chemist mixed some medicine for me . 藥劑師給我配了些藥. mix butter and flour ＝mix butter with flourmixed adj. 混合的, 形形色色的, 弄糊塗的mixed doubles 男女混合雙打、（男女）混合ダブルスmixture n.混合；混合物mixer ⑴攪拌機⑵（口）交際的人eg：He is a good / bed mixer. 善於/不善於交際的人★ pastry n. 麵糊變化形名複pastries⑴n. 麵糊,（u）醬糊（黏貼某物用）同義詞：glue膠水⑵ v. 塗醬糊、黏貼某物eg：She pasted posters onto the wall . 她把海報貼在牆上了pastry （c）（u）麵糊、糕點annoying adj. 恼人的（irritate [ˈiriteit]vt.使惱怒，使煩燥；使不適，使疼痛）eg：His constant sniffing annoys me . 他不停地抽鼻子使我心煩＊sniff [snif] v.用力吸入；嗅，聞n.吸氣(聲)；嗅，聞eg：The mosquitoes annoyed me so much that I couldn’t sleep .annoying adj. 令人煩惱的、令人生氣的annoyed adj. 感到煩惱的、感到生氣的eg：He got very annoyed with me about my carelessness.eg：How annoying ！I left my wallet at home .真討厭！我把我的錢包留在家裡了eg：Nothing could have been more annoying . 沒有什麼比這更令人惱火了★ receiver n. 电话的话筒、收款員, 接待者同義詞recipient, beneficiary, legatee, grantee反義詞transmitter, sender 變化形名複receiverspick up the receiver 接電話;聽電話←→put down the receiver ＝hung up the receiverreceive vt.收到；受到；接待，接見，歡迎dismay同義詞bewilder, disturb, embarrass, bother反義詞cheer 變化形動變dismayed dismayed dismaying⑴v. 失望，泄气be dismayed at ….對...感到沮喪。
新概念英语第二册Lesson54Stickyfingers详解讲义
新2 第54课a, the, some与ana, the以及some和any的一些基本用法。
some和any可用于不可数名词及复数可数名词之前。
some通常用于肯定句，any通常用于否定句和疑问句中：We still have some sugar. We don't need any sugar now.我们还有一些糖。
目前我们不需要糖。
但在期待得到肯定答复的疑问句中也可以用some，而在肯定句中表示“随便哪个”、“任何一个”的含义时也可以用any：These are the only meat pies I have. Do you want some of them?我只有这些肉馅饼了。
你想要一些吗?Yes, please. Any meat pies will do.请给我来一些，任何肉馅饼都行。
(2)有些形容词可以用于the之后(决不能用于a/an之后)，表示作为整体的群体，如the blind(盲人)，the deaf(聋子)，the living(生者)，the dead(死者)，the rich(富人)，the poor(穷人)，the young(年轻人)，the old(老人)。
这些形容词后要跟复数动词，不可用这些形容词本身来指个体：The Government always makes sure that the old are cared for.政府总是确保老人能得到照顾。
This is a special school for the deaf.这是一所特为聋人办的学校。
如果想指单数个体，则可以说：Sam is a young man with a lot of money.萨姆是一个非常有钱的年轻人。
Sam is old now.萨姆现在老了。
(3)当下列名词指其“主要目的”，即与其相关的动作时，要用零冠词(即名词前没有冠词)，如He's in bed(他睡了)中bed是为了睡觉用的)。
新概念英语2第54课
★register v. 挂号邮
★enough n.& adj.& adv. 足够 ① n. 足够 I have/had had enough. 我已经拥有足够了。 ② adj. 足够的 enough +n. / n. +enough 修饰名词 I have enough time/time enough. ③ adv. 足以…… enough 修饰 adj.或者 adv.时一定要放在被修饰词的后面 enough to do sth. 足以用来做某事 He is rich enough to buy the whole city. 他富有的可以买下整个 城市
★annoying annoyed
adj. 恼人的 adj. 感到烦恼的（比 anger 的语气弱）
★dismay
dismay sb. dismaying ★recognize
v. 失望, 泄气
让某人感到失望 adj. 令人失望； dismayed v. 认出，听出 adj. 感到失望
比较： I was busy with the housework. I was busy doing the housework.
4. At exactly that moment, the telephone rang. Nothing could have been more annoying. 恰恰在此时，电话铃响了。没有什么能比这更烦人了。 ☆exactly用于加强语气，表示“正”、“恰恰”： That's exactly what I wanted to tell you. 那正是我想要告诉你的。 5. I picked up the receiver between two sticky fingers and was dismayed when I recognized the voice of Helen Bates. 我用两个沾满面糊的手指捏起了话筒。当我听出是海伦· 贝茨的声音 时，非常丧气。
新概念2 Lesson 54 新概念第二册 54课
6. The car was _________(登记)in my name. registered
Listen to the recording and answer the questions: 1. What did the writer begin to make after she returned home form the shops?
give them a prod(催他们一下).
dismay v. 失望，泄气 be dismayed at …. 对……感到失望 We were all dismayed at his refusal to cooperate.
他不肯合作使我们感到失望。
recognize v. 认出，听出
recognize an old friend
人多力量大团结就是力量众人拾柴火焰高toothsomepie可口的馅饼easypie易如反掌混合拌和mixcocktails调鸡尾酒mixmecocktailplease
Lesson 54
Sticky fingers
sticky adj. 黏的 sticky fingers have sticky fingers 表示 “手脚不干净，偷窃”。
So I decided to make some meat ____. __________, I was busy _______butter and flour and my hands was soon covered with sticky pastry.
At exactly that moment, the telephone rang. Nothing could have been more annoying.
新概念英语NCE2_Lesson54(共18页)课件
By Jasmine
• sticky 粘的
1 My fingers were sticky with the glue.
2 If you work under a car when repairing it, you often get very ________. 2000.1 CET6 56
” （华盛顿·欧文）
• annoying恼人的 disturbing, boring, dull无趣的，烦人的 annoy sb be annoyed • dismay 失望泄气 sb/sth Disappoint sb/ Turn/let sb down 失望的+ed/ing
• Recognize辨认，认出，听出;承认，认可(政权 语言)
• finger 手指 1 be all thumbs 就是指人笨手笨脚的 I am all thumbs when I talk to the boy I love. 2 Twist sb around one’s little finger Every man bows before her beauty. She is able to twist them around her little finger.
• Mix 混合,只含有成份被混合的意思 1 mix sth with sth mix the oil and water/mix sand, cement and water. mix water and wine; 混合水和酒； motives that were mixed. 多种动机 Greed and charity don't mix.
69. Louis was asked to ________ the man who stole her purse. 1994.1 CET6
新概念第二册Lesson54 (共33张PPT)
• Listen to the tape then answer the questions. • What two interruptions did the writer have? • First she was interrupted by a phone call and then by the postman who wanted her to sign for a registered letter.
★ receiver n. 电话的话筒
• • • • • • n. 收款员, 接待者 pick up the receiver 接电话;听电话 put down the receiver ＝ hung up the receiver 挂电话 receive vt.收到；受到；接待，接见，欢迎 He received more of the blame than anyone when the plan failed to work. • 当计划失败之后他受到的指责比任何人都多。
dismay v. 失望；泄气
• • • • • • • • ⑴ v. 失望，泄气 be dismayed at …. 对...感到沮丧 She was dismayed at the news. 她得知消息感到很沮丧。 We were dismayed at his refusal. 我们被他拒绝感到沮丧。 ⑵ n.气馁；惊恐 to one’s dismay 使人沮丧的是 、令（人） 感到害怕地
【New words and expressions】
• • • • • • • ticky adj. 粘的 finger n. 手指 pie n. 馅饼 mix v. 混合，拌和 pastry n. 面糊 annoying adj. 恼人的 receiver n. 电话的话筒
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• There was pastry on my fingers, on the telephone, and on the doorknobs. I had no sooner got back to the kitchen than the door-bell rang loud enough to wake the dead. This time it was the postman and he wanted me to sign for a registered letter !
• 八、 • enough n adj adv 足够的 • 1、n. I have/had had enough.我已经拥有足够 了 • 2、adj ① enough+n, ② n+enough 修饰名词 • I have enough time/time enough. • enough修饰名词放在被修饰词的前面或后面 • 3、adv 不修饰动词只修饰adj或者adv • enough修饰adj或者adv时一定要放在被修饰词的 后面; • enough to do sth足以用来做某事 • he is rich enough to buy the whole city他富有 的可以买下整个城市 • I am hungry enough to eat sth
Lesson 54
課文
Words
• • • • • • • ★sticky adj 粘的 as sticky as glue和胶水一样粘 ★pastry n 面糊 ★annoying adj 恼人的 It is annoying annoyed感到烦恼的 比anger的语气弱
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Lesson54 Sticky fingers
• After breakfast, I sent the children to school and then I went to market. 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 tarts for tea. In a short time I was busy mixing butter and flour and my hands were soon covered with sticky pastry.
• 2、pick up the receiver捡起话筒 • 3、persuade sb to do sth说服某人做某事 • 4、it takes sb some time to do sth花费某人 多久做某事, “it” 作形式主语 • 5、ring back : 1、回电话, 2、再打电话 • 6、hang up挂起 • hang up the receiver挂断电话 • 7、no sooner...than... / hardly...when...
Thank you
• At exactly that moment, the telephone rang. Nothing could have been more annoying. I picked up the receiver between two sticky fingers and was dismayed when I recognized the voice of Mrs Bates. It took me ten minutes to persuade her to ring back later. At last I hung up the receiver.
• I picked up the receiver between two sticky fingers and was dismayed when I recognized the voice of Mrs 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 door-knobs. I had no sooner got back to the kitchen than the door-bell rang loud enough to wake the dead. This time it was the postman and he wanted me to sign for a registered letter !
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九、 在dead, young, old前面可以直接加the the+adj表示...一类人 the rich富人 the young 年轻人 the blind瞎子 the deaf 聋子 • the English英国人 Englishman, Englishwoman
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• After breakfast, I sent the children to school and then I went to market. 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 tarts for tea. 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.
★recelver n 电话的话筒 ★dismay v 失望, 泄气 ★doorknob n 门把手 ★sign v 签字 sign your name(s) here在这签名 (许多人加 “s” ) signature签名 I need your signature我需要你的签名 autograph明星, 名人的签名 (n 亲笔签名 v 签署) reg★register v 挂号邮寄
课文讲解
• 1. • no one could be/have been没有人... • no one could be /have been fatter没有人更胖 了 • nothing could have been cheaper没有什么东 西更便宜了 • no face could be uglier没有一张脸更丑了 • no books could be more interesting没有书更 有趣了 • nothing could have been more exciting没有 什么事情更令人激动