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Unit 3 Fascinating parks
Learning about language
目录
CONTENT
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Get the ticket
Set off for the park
Explore the park
Learn about compounds and derivatives
Learn the function and meaning of -ing form
Get the ticket!
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Tip: A tongue twister
Don’t trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.
Read and find
Verb
Verb
Noun
Noun
( ) 1 buffet v.
( ) 2 buffet n.
( ) 3 edge v.
( ) 4 edge n.
( ) 5 ban v.
( ) 6 ban n.
( ) 7 remote adj.
( ) 8 remote n.
A the outer limit of an object
B an official or legal prohibition
C a meal with several dishes from which people serve themselves
D move carefully towards something
E far from, not close
F officially or legally prohibit
G (especially of wind or wave) strike repeatedly with a lot of force
H (informal) a device for controlling something else from a distance
G
C
D
A
F
B
E
H
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1. I believe that a journalist should be completely objective.
2. Whenever I sneeze, my English teacher says, “Bless you!”
3. We are impressed by the vastness and breathtaking beauty of the oceans.
4. He bought a traditional tea set at the airport: a nice teapot and four teacups.
5. He ordered the dish labelled “Pumpkin Pie and Ice Cream”.
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(compound)
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(compound)
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(compound)
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Compounds
Words made up of two or more separate words combined together.
Derivatives
whenever,breathtaking,airport,teapot,teacup,ice cream...
journalist,objective,vastness,traditional...
Something which has been developed from something else.
conclusion
The Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park was ______ in Jilin and Heilongjiang, with __________ stretching all the way to the border and joining with Russia’s wildlife reserves. This _____ new park is nearly four times larger than the old wildlife park protecting Siberian tigers in Northeast China. Over the years, increased development in the area affected the tigers’ habitat, and it was thought that by 1998 there were only six