Unit 6 Earth First Words and expressions第一部分课件-2023-2024学年高中英语外研版（2019）必修第二册

Unit 6 Words and expressions第一部分 Learning objectives: After the class, you will be able to 1. learn to guess the meanings according to the context. 2. master the key words and expressions and learn to use them for writing. 1. scare v.使惊恐，吓唬 scary adj. scared adj. be scared of 害怕=be frightened of =be afraid of be scared to do=be frightened to do=be afraid to do害怕 scare sb into doing 恐吓某人做某事 scare sb to death 把某人吓得要死 1) When we are getting excited, angry or ___________ (scare), our bodies also go through many physical changes. 2) She was scared ______________(go) into the yard because she was scared of _____________(bite) by the big dog lying at the gate. 3) Some parents try to scare their children into _____________ (behave) well. scared to go being bitten behaving 4) 一看到蛇，她惊声尖叫，差点吓死我。______________________________________________________________________________________________ At the sight of a snake, she screamed suddenly, which almost scared me to death. At the sight of a snake, she screamed suddenly, almost scaring me to death. 2. target n.目标v.把······作为目标 be targeted at 以······为目标 meet/achieve/reach a target 达到目标 1) This fashionable vehicle _____________________ (针对) young women. 2) 这项活动是针对年轻人的。 _________________________________________________ is targeted at The activity is targeted at the young. 3. fortunately adv.幸运地 fortunate adj. be fortunate to do =be fortunate in doing 做某事感到幸运 fortune n. make a fortune 发财 1) _______________(fortunate), after six years’ hard work, he founded his own company. 2) He __________________(发财) by selling shoes. 3) I was fortunate ________________(admit) into a famous university. Fortunately made a fortune to be admitted 4. attitude n.态度 attitude towards/to 对······的态度 have/take/hold a positive attitude towards/to 对······有积极的态度 change one’s attitude 改变某人的态度 1) What’s your attitude ________John’s problem? 2) She ______________________________(对工作持积极的态度) no matter what happens. 3) If you want to pass your exams, you’d better