自考英语2课件Unit1-TextA
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• --assume [ə'sum] v. – You assume his innocence before hearing the evidence against him. – 在未听到对他不利的证言之前， 你假定他是无罪的。
Appropriate
• it is appropriate (for somebody) to do something
Statement
• make/issue/give a statement
– He refused to give a statement to the police. – The President will make a statement to the press this
afternoon.
• take account of something • take into account
– You must take account of the boy’s long illness. – The planning should take into account the burden of disease in
Consistent
• be consistent with something – The results are consistent with earlier research.
• 这些行为与他的原则是一致的。 – These actions are consistent with his principles.
• Don't evaluate people by their clothes. • 不要根据衣着来评价人。
Take …into account
• to consider or include particular facts or details when making a decision or judgment about something.
Critical
• His book provides a critical analysis of the television industry in Britain.
• She looked round the room with a critical eye.
Critical reading –批判性阅读
Apply to
• to have an effect on or to concern a particular person, group, or situation
• These regulations apply to everyone, without exception. • 这些规章对谁都适用，没有例外。
– Arguments were put forth for changing some of the rules of the game.
– He has put forth his criticisms on paper. – 他以书面形式提出了他的批评
Seek to
• 尝试，试图 • That is what I seek to discover in this movie. • 这就是我要在这部电影中寻求揭露的东西。
– The money is not sufficient to cover everything that needs doing.
• --insufficient
– His salary was insufficient for their needs.
Integrate
• integrate (something) into/with something
– Colourful illustrations are integrated into the text.(融入） – Transport planning should be integrated with energy policy.（结合） – The author integrated the work of authorities into his book.
Assertion
• --assertion
• He made an assertion that he was not responsible for it. – 他硬说, 他对此事没有责任。
• --assert • to state firmly that something is true:
自考英语2课件Unit1-TextA
Discussion
• What is your opinion on the following sentence? Language is the dress of thought. -----Samuel Johnson
Text A
Critical Reading
– The police compared the suspect's fingerprints with those found at the crime scene.
• --comparison n.
– The article makes a comparison between the two poems. – a comparison of pollution levels in Chicago and Detroit
汇报结束
谢谢大家! 请各位批评指正
the country. – 进行规划时应该将这个国家目前承受的疾病负担一并考虑在内。
Represent
– He had represented himself as an employee in order to gain access to the files.
– 为了获得文件，他把自己描述成了一个员工。 – How do you represent yourself? – 你如何描述你自己呢？
• --State v.
– Please state your name and address. – RemБайду номын сангаасert again stated his intention to resign from
Parliament.
Evaluate
• It can be difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of different treatments.
– French cooking, she asserted, is the best in the world.
At face value
• Take/accept something at face value • to accept a situation or accept what someone says,
without thinking there may be a hidden meaning:
– I tend to take things at face value.
Sufficient
• We need sufficient time to deal with the problem. • sufficient to do something
– It would not be appropriate for me to discuss that now.
• it is appropriate (that)
– It seemed appropriate that we should begin our journey here.
• inappropriate adj. 不适当的；不相称的
Authority
• – Mr. Li is a leading authority on Chinese food. – She is an authority on Chinese history. （有关…的权 威；…的专家）
Compare
• compare something/somebody with something/somebody
• --consistency n. – In fact, even within a single organization it can be difficult to maintain consistency. – 事实上，即便在一个组织中，保持一致性也可能是 困难的。
Assumption
• assumption n. – A lot of people make the assumption that poverty only exists in the Third World.
Non-fiction
• Fiction • books and stories about imaginary people and events :
– romantic fiction – historical fiction
Put forth
• to suggest an idea, explanation, especially one that other people later consider and discuss [= submit]:
Appropriate
• it is appropriate (for somebody) to do something
Statement
• make/issue/give a statement
– He refused to give a statement to the police. – The President will make a statement to the press this
afternoon.
• take account of something • take into account
– You must take account of the boy’s long illness. – The planning should take into account the burden of disease in
Consistent
• be consistent with something – The results are consistent with earlier research.
• 这些行为与他的原则是一致的。 – These actions are consistent with his principles.
• Don't evaluate people by their clothes. • 不要根据衣着来评价人。
Take …into account
• to consider or include particular facts or details when making a decision or judgment about something.
Critical
• His book provides a critical analysis of the television industry in Britain.
• She looked round the room with a critical eye.
Critical reading –批判性阅读
Apply to
• to have an effect on or to concern a particular person, group, or situation
• These regulations apply to everyone, without exception. • 这些规章对谁都适用，没有例外。
– Arguments were put forth for changing some of the rules of the game.
– He has put forth his criticisms on paper. – 他以书面形式提出了他的批评
Seek to
• 尝试，试图 • That is what I seek to discover in this movie. • 这就是我要在这部电影中寻求揭露的东西。
– The money is not sufficient to cover everything that needs doing.
• --insufficient
– His salary was insufficient for their needs.
Integrate
• integrate (something) into/with something
– Colourful illustrations are integrated into the text.(融入） – Transport planning should be integrated with energy policy.（结合） – The author integrated the work of authorities into his book.
Assertion
• --assertion
• He made an assertion that he was not responsible for it. – 他硬说, 他对此事没有责任。
• --assert • to state firmly that something is true:
自考英语2课件Unit1-TextA
Discussion
• What is your opinion on the following sentence? Language is the dress of thought. -----Samuel Johnson
Text A
Critical Reading
– The police compared the suspect's fingerprints with those found at the crime scene.
• --comparison n.
– The article makes a comparison between the two poems. – a comparison of pollution levels in Chicago and Detroit
汇报结束
谢谢大家! 请各位批评指正
the country. – 进行规划时应该将这个国家目前承受的疾病负担一并考虑在内。
Represent
– He had represented himself as an employee in order to gain access to the files.
– 为了获得文件，他把自己描述成了一个员工。 – How do you represent yourself? – 你如何描述你自己呢？
• --State v.
– Please state your name and address. – RemБайду номын сангаасert again stated his intention to resign from
Parliament.
Evaluate
• It can be difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of different treatments.
– French cooking, she asserted, is the best in the world.
At face value
• Take/accept something at face value • to accept a situation or accept what someone says,
without thinking there may be a hidden meaning:
– I tend to take things at face value.
Sufficient
• We need sufficient time to deal with the problem. • sufficient to do something
– It would not be appropriate for me to discuss that now.
• it is appropriate (that)
– It seemed appropriate that we should begin our journey here.
• inappropriate adj. 不适当的；不相称的
Authority
• – Mr. Li is a leading authority on Chinese food. – She is an authority on Chinese history. （有关…的权 威；…的专家）
Compare
• compare something/somebody with something/somebody
• --consistency n. – In fact, even within a single organization it can be difficult to maintain consistency. – 事实上，即便在一个组织中，保持一致性也可能是 困难的。
Assumption
• assumption n. – A lot of people make the assumption that poverty only exists in the Third World.
Non-fiction
• Fiction • books and stories about imaginary people and events :
– romantic fiction – historical fiction
Put forth
• to suggest an idea, explanation, especially one that other people later consider and discuss [= submit]: