"He's the boy who won the photo competition last year!" Photos PPT courseware

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"He's the boy who won the photo competition last year!" Photos PPT courseware

New words and expressions

/bet/ wool bet; place a bet v. (bet, bet) bet

Indeed; of course; definitely you bet

The answer is; the question is the thing is

/'dʒenərəl/ overall; universal adj. general

/'stændəd/ standard; level n. standard

/'fi:lɪŋ/ feeling; intuitive opinion n. feeling

/'dɪfɪkltɪ/ difficulty; dilemma n. difficulty

/'sʌbdʒekt/ subject n. subject

/æd/ add v. add

/'ri:sntlɪ/ Recently; come in adv. recently

/'menju:/ menu n. menu

be in with a chance be in with a chance

1. general overall; universal

The general opinion is in favor of us.

Public opinion was generally in our favour.

Expansion: means "total", a common phrase

the general population

the general line the general line

a general manager

general editorChief editor; editor-in-chief

general strike general strike general policy general policy

general rules the general plan the general plan

2. standard standard, level

His work does not reach the standard required.

His work performance is not up to par.

expand:

(1). Indicates "the standard of...", often followed by the preposition for

There is no absolute standard for beauty.

There is no absolute standard for beauty

(2). The idiom up to standard means "qualified; reaching the standard"

Their work is not up to standard.

Their work performance is substandard.

3. be in with a chance; have a chance

They might be in with a chance of becoming soldiers.

They might become soldiers.

Language points

1.You bet! Indeed, of course, definitely. Usually used in spoken language, equivalent to "sure/certainly".

They won’t make it, you bet.

You bet I do. Of course I can.

2. He’s the boy who won the photo competition last year!

He is the boy who won the photography contest last year.

In this sentence, the antecedent modified by the attributive clause is the person (the photographer), so the attributive clause is guided by who. Who can be used as the subject or object in the attributive clause. When used as the object, who can be omitted.

like:

The man who visited us yesterday is my uncle.

The man who came to visit us yesterday was my uncle.

The man (who) we visited yesterday is my uncle.

The man we visited yesterday is my uncle.

3. The one who took photos at the school dance?

Is that the boy who took the photo at the school dance?

took photos

It’s getting to duck to take photos.

It was too dark to take pictures.

Extension: Take some photos of…

Can I take photos of flowers?

Can I take photos of these flowers?

Take photos of your favorite meals.

Take photos of your favorite meals.

Now answer the questions.

1.What did He Zhong do last year?

He won the photo competition.

2. Which subject does Daming suggest Tony should choose?

Home and Away

3. Where is Tony’s real home town?

Cambridge

4. What does Daming suggest Tony should do?

Take some photos of Beijing and add some photos of Cambridge that he took recently.

5. What does Tony think of Daming’s suggestion?

That’s a good idea.

Exercises

1. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words in the box.

menu, tonight, add, standard

1.Please show me the _________.

2.You’ll sure to have fun at the party _______

3.She tasted her water, then______ more sugar.

4.The___________ of length in France is the meter.

2. Complete the English sentences according to the Chinese meaning.

1. I have a chance to win.

I’m ______ ______ ___ ________ to win.

2. We recommend visiting the museum tomorrow.

We _________ ______ _____ to the museum the next day.

3. Take some photos of your hometown.

_____ ________ ______ of your hometown.

4. How about going to the zoo?

_____ _____ going to the zoo?

5. Why don’t you buy a watch?

_____ ______ you buy a watch?

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