概要:You’re not listening to me, so I’ll shut up.你不听我说,所以我就住口了。Because I have got a bad headache, I am not going to the concert.因为我头疼得厉害,所以不打算听音乐会。7.should + have + 过去分词结构,意思是本来应该如何如何,暗含事实并非如此的意思。如:What’s the matter? You should have received that letter?你本应收到那封信的。(事实上没有收到信)You should have washed the wound. But you haven’t.你本应洗一洗伤口,可你没洗。should not + have +过去分词结构,意思是本来不应该做某事,而事实上已经做了。如:You should not have said such a thing to him.你本不应该跟他讲这样的事。(事实上已经讲了)You should not have left college so early
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Lesson 61教学设计方案
StepI:Introduction:
1. Do you think that college students should take part-time jobs? Why?
2. Have you had any part-time jobs? If so, what were they and how did you find them?
StepII: Tick some good reasons for taking part-time jobs mentioned in the passage. EH You can be financially (在经济上) independent
StepIII: Further comprehension
1. What’s the passage mainly about?
A. It gives some tips about how to find a suitable part-time job.
B. It tells about how Fred began his part-time job.
C. It proves that taking part-time jobs is really helpful.
D. It’s mainly about the advantages and disadvantages of working part-time.
2. Fred Pearson was going to _____ when a tourist stopped him and asked for directions.
A. attend classes
B. listen to a lecture
C. deliver a lecture
D. visit the university town of Oxford
3. ________ main good reasons for taking part-time jobs are mentioned in the passage.
A. Five B. Four C. Three D. Two
4. Fred decided to show the tourist around the university town because ________-
A. he was very kind and ready to help others in trouble
B. he wanted to make money by doing it
C. he did not want to listen to the boring lecture
D. he found it enjoyable walking and talking with the tourist
5. Taking part-time jobs is helpful, and it can help students __________.
A. make a fortune
B. be dependent on their parents
C. prepare themselves for the future
D. get nothing but some work experience
Keys: 1. C 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. C
StepIV.Read the first paragragh again and fill in blanks:
Fred Pearson was walking through the university town of Oxford one morning in 1961.He was on his way to a lecture, when a tourist stopped him and asked him for directions. As Fred was going in the same direction, he walked along with the tourist. They got on so well that Fred decided not to go to the lecture but to show the tourist around the university instead. They spent a full and very enjoyable morning together, and Fred discovered that he had a gift for making a visit interesting and lively. At lunchtime, the tourist thanked him and gave him ten pounds,which was a lot of money in those days.
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