《Friends forever》Section ⅢPPT

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《Friends forever》Section ⅢPPT

Part One: New Knowledge Perception·Self-Study Guidance

Ⅰ. Key words

1. _______n. Recipe

2. _______n. package, box, group

3． _______n. Feeling, passion

4． _______n. flakes

5. _______n. Quality, quality

6． _______v. drag, pull

7. _______n. distance, spacing

8. _______n. Partner, partner

Ⅱ.Expand vocabulary

1. _______ n. Encourage →_______ v. encourage → _______ adj. encouraging → _______ adj. inspired

2. _______ n. v. comfort → _______ adj.

comfortable → _______adv. at ease

3． _______ n. Patience → _______ adj. patient

4． _______n. Generous, generous →_______adj. generous

5. _______n. humor → _______adj. humorous

6． _______adj. Anxious→_______ adv. Uneasily→_______n. anxiety

7. _______adj.fortunately→_______ adv.fortunately→_______n. wealth, luck

Ⅲ. Key phrases

1. _______ appear, be present

2. _______should

3． _______ feels ashamed of

4． _______ at a certain distance, in the distance

5. _______dining with someone

6． _______ communicates with

Friends foreverPPT, Part 2 content: Core breakthrough·Interactive exploration

►Key words and phrases

1. ordinary adj. Ordinary, ordinary

(1)in the ordinary way generally, usually

(2)out of the ordinary unusual, special

(3)an ordinarylooking man an ordinary-looking man

①Strange things sometimes happen to ordinary people.

Strange things sometimes happen to ordinary people.

②An ordinary workday is eight hours.

A normal working day is eight hours.

2.encouragement n. encourage, inspire

(1)be a great encouragement to sb. be a great encouragement to someone

(2)encourage vt. encourage

encourage sb. to do sth. encourage someone to do something

encourage sb. in sth. encourage someone in some way

(3)encouraged adj. encouraged

encouraging adj. encouraging

3. pack n. bag, small box vt. pack, pack (luggage)

(1)a pack of cigarettes a pack of cigarettes

a pack of thieves a group of thieves

(2)pack sth. into...=pack...with sth. pack something into...

pack up pack; pack up

pack away pack away

be packed with... be packed with...

①What he says is a pack of lies. What he says is a pack of lies.

②She packed her bags and left.

She packed her bags and set off.

③More than two thousand students packed the hall.

More than two thousand students packed the auditorium to capacity.

►Key sentence patterns

1. (Textbook P43) In fact, good friends can share up to 1% of the same genes—as much as we might share with our greatgreatgrandparents!

In fact, good friends can share nearly 1% of the same genes—the same amount of genes we share with our ancestors.

as introduces a comparative adverbial clause, the structure is as... as, translated as "the same as...", its negative structure is not as/so... as, translated as "different from..."; the first as is an adverb , the second as is a conjunction. The following points should be noted when using:

①In negative sentences, the first as can also be replaced by so.

He doesn't study as/so hard as his brother.

He doesn't study as hard as his younger brother.

②The original form of an adjective or adverb is usually connected between the two as in this structure, but if it involves quantity or degree, it can be modified with many, much, little, few, etc.

You've made as many mistakes as I have. You've made as many mistakes as I have.

He hasn't got as much money as I thought.

2. (Textbook P43) This makes it clear to the other person that you are giving them a choice whether or not to agree with you.

When there is an object complement after the object clause, it is usually used as the formal object, and the real object clause is moved after the object complement.

①We all thought it was a pity that the conference should have been canceled.

We all thought it was a shame that the meeting was cancelled.

②He didn't make it clear when and where the meeting would be held.

He did not say when or where the meeting would be held.

Friends foreverPPT, the third part of the content: Class meeting standards·Self-test in class

Ⅰ.Word spelling

1. _______(pour) the oil into a frying pan and heat.

2. What_______(inspiring) news this is!

3． You can buy the disks in_______(box) of ten.

4． The child will be a great_______(comfort) to her.

5. This is the work that calls for_______(patience).

6． He spoke with_______(passion) about the importance of art and literature.

7. Jack will never forget the_______(generosity) shown by the people of China.

8. _______(humor) everywhere. We cannot live without it.

9. I'm not sure whether the shirt is of good_______(quality), but I'll buy one online anyhow.

10. Your mother must be_______(anxious) to know the particulars.

Ⅱ. Fill in the blanks in single sentence grammar

1. He decided to postpone_______(go) climbing until the following month.

2. She packed all her belongings_______a suitcase.

3． The old woman led a _______(comfort) life with her two daughters.

4． The determination and _______(patient) of the scientists paid off at last.

5. Helen is anxious about her son traveling on his own, but he is anxious_______(make) his trip.

6． I was amazed that he'd come up_______this sweet idea.

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《Friends forever》Section C PPT:

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《Friends forever》Section B PPT:

"Friends forever" Section B PPT Part 1 content: Core vocabulary Vocabulary 1 prove vt. prove, confirm [original sentence of the textbook] ...to prove that making friends was easier in the past. To prove that making friends in the past..

《Friends forever》Section A PPT:

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