Unit One, Module5

Unit One, Great ScientistCharacteristicModesty is a characteristic of Chinese people.These are the characteristic s of urban life/ rural life. CharacterPut forwardHe put forward a new plan at the meeting.The suggestion you put forward is practical.The meeting has been put forward one day.Analyse v.Analysis n.Analyst n.Be expert at/in: be skilled atHe is a famous educational expert.They are expert at lowing manufacturing costs.Attend school/ churchAttend the concert/ the meeting/ a wedding/ a lecture/ a funeral Which nurse is attending to you?Attend carefully what I am saying.The job is attending with difficulty.Attendance n. 照顾；出席人数There is a doctor in attendance.There was a large attendance at the concert.Attention n.Pay attention toJoin the League/ the Party/the clubJoin (sb.) in the game/ discussionTake part in the Olympic GamesCure sb. Of sth.Treat sb. For sth.Expose to…He smiled suddenly, exposing a set of white teeth.Don’t expose babies to strong sunlight for too long.Schools should expose children to good books.Expose a crime/ a plotBe exposed to…Those who were exposed to H7N9 were seperated and treated without delay.Take up the challengeA challenging jobAbsorb: take in v.Sponge takes in water.Soil takes in heat.Students absorb knowledge./ the articlePlants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.Be absorbed in : concentrate onThe writer is so absorbed in his writing that he forgot to flick the ashes from his cigar.He was so absorbed in his study that he didn’t hear the doorbell. He concentrated so much on his study that he didn’t hear the doorbell.He focused so much attention on his study that he didn’t hear the doorbell.SevereHe suffers such a severe illness that he has been in hospital.He got caught in a severe storm last night.Get caught in the traffic jamYou are too severe on the boy. After all, he is only a boy of six. ForeseeNo one can foresee what will happen in the future.Some analyst foresaw that oil prices would rise.BlameBlame sb. For…Don’t blame others for your own mistakes.Blame sth. On…Never blame failure on bad luck.Sb. Be to balme for…The driver was to blame for the traffic accident.It’s you rather than your brother are to blame.HandleThe handle of the cup/ the door/ the drawerGlass—Handle with care!The children are so naughter that I can’t handle them.He learned how to handle the machine.She handled the difficult arguments skillfully.AnnounceThe government announced its new economic policies.The news was announced to the public on TV.Instruct v.Instruction n.Read the instructions carefully before you run the machine. Instructor n.Apart from: except & besides/ in additionApart from his mother tongue/ native language, he can speak several foreign languages.He likes all the subjects apart from maths. He feels it too difficult to understand.Lead toAll roads lead to Rome.Success lies in hard work while laziness leads to failure. v-edbecame inspired/ interested in……ordinary people (who were ) expose d to…terrif ied people; The affect ed peoplepeople who were affectedpeople who were terrifiedteh astonished people: people who wer astonnishedthe river (which was) pollut ed by…Neither …nor….Neither I nor he has seen the film.He hasn’t seen the film. Nor do I.every time….Every time I saw him, he was busy working.The moment…/ The minute…/ As soon as…The moment the baby saw his mother, he stopping crying.1. Suggest (one’s) doing sth.Suggest that one (should) do sth. 提议；建议2. suggest that从句用真实语气。

暗示；表明His work suggested that he was a careful man.He suggested going to the zoo tomorrow if weather permits.He suggested that the work (should) be done at once.The old man suggested that he be sent to hospital at once although his body suggested that he was healthy.The police have seized the suspect.Look into: investigateThe police are lookiing into the case.Have it deliveredHave sth. DoneI’ll have my bike repaired after school.L had my hair cut yesterday.The king had his head cut during the revolution.He had his leg hurt while playing basketball.I had my wallet stolen on the bus.He got extra pay for extra work.With certainty: for certainIt can be said with certainty that our class will win the race. Main idea:The passage tell s us how John Snow collect ed, analyse d data/information to find the cause of the deadly disease—chlera in London in the 19th century and defeat ed it.Decide—make a decisionSuggest—make a suggestionPlan—make a planSpeak—make a speechChange—make a changeInvestigate—make a n investigationContribute—make a contributionTo be noisy—make a noise noiseDescri b e—make a descri p tionChoose—make a choiceApologize—make a n apologyContribute to….Everyone’s contributions contribute to the change of the whole society.Pure—pur i fyBeauty—beaut i fySimple--simpl i fy。