新概念二 第一课课件
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I can't bear/stand you put up with :忍受 I got divorced.I could not put up with him bear/stand 忍受的极限在加大 put up with=bear=stand bear n.熊 white bear bear hog :热情(热烈)的拥抱 give sb a bear hug
课文注释
4．were sitting behind me．They were talking loudly．······坐在我的身后，大声地 这两句的时态为过去进行时。（cf．第7课语法） 5．I got very angry．我非常生气． get在这里有“逐渐变得”的含义，接近become，是个表示过程的动词，表示状态的化。而l was very angry则仅表示当时的状态是生气，并不暗示过程。 6．In the end，最后，终于。 表示一段较长的时间之后或某种努力之后： She tried hard to finish her homework by herself.In the end,she had to ask her brother for help. 她试图自已完成家庭作业，但最后她不得不请她兄弟帮忙。
课文注释
7．none of your business，不关你的事。 （1） sb’s business指某人（所关心的或份内）的事： It is my business to look after your health.我必须照顾你的身体健康。 This is none of his business.这根本不关他的事。 （2）表示否定的代词none意义上相当于not any或no one．但语气较强： She kept none of his letters.他的信件她一封也没有保留。 None of my friends left early.我的朋友没有一个早离开的。 none of这个短语有时可以表达一种断然、甚至粗暴的口气， 尤其是在祈使句中： None of your silly remarks!别说傻话了！
• Last week, I _w_e_n_t to the theatre. I had a very good_s_e_a_t . The play was very__in_te_r_e_st_in_g. I didn't enjoy it. A young man and a young __w_om__a_n_were sitting _b_e_h_in_d_me. They were talking_l_o_ud_l_y_. I got very angry. I could not hear the_a_c_to_r_s_. I turned round. I looked at the man and the woman_a_n_g_ri_ly_. They did not pay any__a_tte_n_ti_o_n. In the end, I could not__b_ea_r_ it. I turned round again."I can't _h_e_a_r _a word."I said angrily."Int'osne_____of your business."The young manrusdaeliyd______."Iptr'sivaate _______conversation!"
★business n. 事 business man :生意人 do business: 做生意 go to some place on business:因公出差
I went to Tianjin on business. thing 可以指事情,也可以指东西 It‘s my business 私人事情
You must pay attention to that gril. pay a little attention :稍加注意 pay much attention :多加注意 pay more attention :更多注意 pay no attention :不用注意
★bear(bore,borne) v. 容忍 bear,stand
talk： 可正式可不正式 dialogue：对话 China and Korea are having a dialogue. 正式 chat: 闲聊
★theatre n.剧场，戏剧 cinema: 电影院
★seat n.座位 have a good seat(place) take a seat : 座下来，就座 take your seat/take a seat Is the seat taken? 这个座位有人吗？no/yes sit sit down ,please seat take your seat,please be seated,please 更为礼貌 seat是及物动词，后面有宾语 sit是不及物动词，后面不加宾语 seat后面会加人; seat sb; seat him; seat:让某人就座 sit he is sitting there.
课文注释
8．a private conversation，私人间的谈话。 在西方文化中人们对private（私人的，个人的）这个概念很看重。这个词的名词形式 privacy有“隐私（权）”的意思。所以课文中的小伙子会振振有词地说“This is a private conversationl”不过他忘了他是在一个public place（公众场合），而且他们的说话声太大
课文注释
2．had a very good seat，座位很好。 seat一般指戏院、汽车等配置的固定座位，也可以抽象地表示“座位”或“位子”的概 the front seat of acar汽车的前座 Take a seat,please. 请坐、 3．Theplay was very Interesting．戏很有意思。 Interesting属于现在分词形式的形容词，意思是“使人够兴趣”。 它通常与非人称主语连用或修饰某个事物： This is an interesting book/idea. 这是一本有趣的书／一个令人感兴趣的主意。
课文注释
1．Last week I went to the theatre．上星期我去看戏。 （1）句首的“Last week”点明叙述的事情发生的时间是上星期。因此整篇课文的时态基本上应 是过去时（包括过去进行时），直接引语部分的时态除外。 （2）动词go的原义是离开一个地方去另一个地方，与介同to连用后，常加上主语所要去的目的 地来代表主语的动作日的。课文中go to the theatre＝go to the theatre to see aplay，即去剧场看戏。 类似的还有go to the cinema＝go to the cinema to see a film（去电影院看电影），这种表达方式简明 扼要，请注意在以下的短语中名词前通常不加冠词： go to school上学 go to bed上床，睡觉 go to church上教堂，去做礼拜（cf．第1册第68课at school，at church；第1册第85课have been to school/church)
you seat him;
★play n.戏 ★loudly adv. 大声的 ★angry adj. 生气的
★angrily adv. 生气的 副词修饰动词
★attention n. 注意 Attention ,please. 请注意 pay attention :注意 pay attention to : 对什么注意
新概念二
第一课 A private conversation 私人谈话 1.New words 2.text
3.grammer
New words
• private /pr'aivit/
adj. 私人的
• conversation / kɔnvə'seiʃn / n. 谈话
• theatre / 'θiətə(r) / n. 剧院，戏院
• attention /ət'enʃən/
n. 注意
• bear(bore , borne) /b'eər/ •v. 容忍
• business /b'iznis/ • rudely / ru:dli /
•n. 事 •adv. 无理地，粗鲁地
★private adj.私人的 it‘s my private letter/house ；
private school:私立学校 public：公众的，公开的 public school ；
public letter 公开信 ；
public place :公共场所 privacy：隐私
private life：私生活
★conversation n.谈话 subject of conversation：话题 talk.可以正式，也可以私人的 conversation. 比较正式一些 let‘s have a talk They are having a conversation. conversation 用的时候比talk正式
熟ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ课文：
Last week I went to the theatre . I had a very good seat. The play was very interesting .I did not to enjoy it. A young man and young woman were sitting behind me .they were talking loudly .I got very angry .i could not hear the actors .I returned round .I look at the man and the woman angrily .they did not pay any attention .In the end ,I could not bear it . I turned around. I can’t hear a word! I said angrily. It’s none of your business ,the young man said rudely .this is a private conversation.
• seat /s'iːt/
n. 座位
• play /pl'ei/ • loudly /' laudli /
n. 戏 adv. 大声地
New words
New words and expressions
• angry /'æŋgri/
adj. 生气的
• angrily / 'æŋgrili /
adv. 生气地
it's none of your business ★rudely adv. 无礼地，粗鲁地
rude adj.
text
Listen and fill in the blanks:
Last week I went to the _____. I had a very good ____. The play was very ______. I did not _____ it. A young man and a young woman were _____ behind me. They were talking _____. I got very _____. I could not _____ the actors. I ____ round. I looked at the man and the woman _____. They did not pay any ______. In the end, I could not _____ it. I _____ _____ again. 'I can't hear a _____!' I said _____. 'It's none of your _____,' the yound man said _____. ' This is a _____ _____!'
课文注释
4．were sitting behind me．They were talking loudly．······坐在我的身后，大声地 这两句的时态为过去进行时。（cf．第7课语法） 5．I got very angry．我非常生气． get在这里有“逐渐变得”的含义，接近become，是个表示过程的动词，表示状态的化。而l was very angry则仅表示当时的状态是生气，并不暗示过程。 6．In the end，最后，终于。 表示一段较长的时间之后或某种努力之后： She tried hard to finish her homework by herself.In the end,she had to ask her brother for help. 她试图自已完成家庭作业，但最后她不得不请她兄弟帮忙。
课文注释
7．none of your business，不关你的事。 （1） sb’s business指某人（所关心的或份内）的事： It is my business to look after your health.我必须照顾你的身体健康。 This is none of his business.这根本不关他的事。 （2）表示否定的代词none意义上相当于not any或no one．但语气较强： She kept none of his letters.他的信件她一封也没有保留。 None of my friends left early.我的朋友没有一个早离开的。 none of这个短语有时可以表达一种断然、甚至粗暴的口气， 尤其是在祈使句中： None of your silly remarks!别说傻话了！
• Last week, I _w_e_n_t to the theatre. I had a very good_s_e_a_t . The play was very__in_te_r_e_st_in_g. I didn't enjoy it. A young man and a young __w_om__a_n_were sitting _b_e_h_in_d_me. They were talking_l_o_ud_l_y_. I got very angry. I could not hear the_a_c_to_r_s_. I turned round. I looked at the man and the woman_a_n_g_ri_ly_. They did not pay any__a_tte_n_ti_o_n. In the end, I could not__b_ea_r_ it. I turned round again."I can't _h_e_a_r _a word."I said angrily."Int'osne_____of your business."The young manrusdaeliyd______."Iptr'sivaate _______conversation!"
★business n. 事 business man :生意人 do business: 做生意 go to some place on business:因公出差
I went to Tianjin on business. thing 可以指事情,也可以指东西 It‘s my business 私人事情
You must pay attention to that gril. pay a little attention :稍加注意 pay much attention :多加注意 pay more attention :更多注意 pay no attention :不用注意
★bear(bore,borne) v. 容忍 bear,stand
talk： 可正式可不正式 dialogue：对话 China and Korea are having a dialogue. 正式 chat: 闲聊
★theatre n.剧场，戏剧 cinema: 电影院
★seat n.座位 have a good seat(place) take a seat : 座下来，就座 take your seat/take a seat Is the seat taken? 这个座位有人吗？no/yes sit sit down ,please seat take your seat,please be seated,please 更为礼貌 seat是及物动词，后面有宾语 sit是不及物动词，后面不加宾语 seat后面会加人; seat sb; seat him; seat:让某人就座 sit he is sitting there.
课文注释
8．a private conversation，私人间的谈话。 在西方文化中人们对private（私人的，个人的）这个概念很看重。这个词的名词形式 privacy有“隐私（权）”的意思。所以课文中的小伙子会振振有词地说“This is a private conversationl”不过他忘了他是在一个public place（公众场合），而且他们的说话声太大
课文注释
2．had a very good seat，座位很好。 seat一般指戏院、汽车等配置的固定座位，也可以抽象地表示“座位”或“位子”的概 the front seat of acar汽车的前座 Take a seat,please. 请坐、 3．Theplay was very Interesting．戏很有意思。 Interesting属于现在分词形式的形容词，意思是“使人够兴趣”。 它通常与非人称主语连用或修饰某个事物： This is an interesting book/idea. 这是一本有趣的书／一个令人感兴趣的主意。
课文注释
1．Last week I went to the theatre．上星期我去看戏。 （1）句首的“Last week”点明叙述的事情发生的时间是上星期。因此整篇课文的时态基本上应 是过去时（包括过去进行时），直接引语部分的时态除外。 （2）动词go的原义是离开一个地方去另一个地方，与介同to连用后，常加上主语所要去的目的 地来代表主语的动作日的。课文中go to the theatre＝go to the theatre to see aplay，即去剧场看戏。 类似的还有go to the cinema＝go to the cinema to see a film（去电影院看电影），这种表达方式简明 扼要，请注意在以下的短语中名词前通常不加冠词： go to school上学 go to bed上床，睡觉 go to church上教堂，去做礼拜（cf．第1册第68课at school，at church；第1册第85课have been to school/church)
you seat him;
★play n.戏 ★loudly adv. 大声的 ★angry adj. 生气的
★angrily adv. 生气的 副词修饰动词
★attention n. 注意 Attention ,please. 请注意 pay attention :注意 pay attention to : 对什么注意
新概念二
第一课 A private conversation 私人谈话 1.New words 2.text
3.grammer
New words
• private /pr'aivit/
adj. 私人的
• conversation / kɔnvə'seiʃn / n. 谈话
• theatre / 'θiətə(r) / n. 剧院，戏院
• attention /ət'enʃən/
n. 注意
• bear(bore , borne) /b'eər/ •v. 容忍
• business /b'iznis/ • rudely / ru:dli /
•n. 事 •adv. 无理地，粗鲁地
★private adj.私人的 it‘s my private letter/house ；
private school:私立学校 public：公众的，公开的 public school ；
public letter 公开信 ；
public place :公共场所 privacy：隐私
private life：私生活
★conversation n.谈话 subject of conversation：话题 talk.可以正式，也可以私人的 conversation. 比较正式一些 let‘s have a talk They are having a conversation. conversation 用的时候比talk正式
熟ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ课文：
Last week I went to the theatre . I had a very good seat. The play was very interesting .I did not to enjoy it. A young man and young woman were sitting behind me .they were talking loudly .I got very angry .i could not hear the actors .I returned round .I look at the man and the woman angrily .they did not pay any attention .In the end ,I could not bear it . I turned around. I can’t hear a word! I said angrily. It’s none of your business ,the young man said rudely .this is a private conversation.
• seat /s'iːt/
n. 座位
• play /pl'ei/ • loudly /' laudli /
n. 戏 adv. 大声地
New words
New words and expressions
• angry /'æŋgri/
adj. 生气的
• angrily / 'æŋgrili /
adv. 生气地
it's none of your business ★rudely adv. 无礼地，粗鲁地
rude adj.
text
Listen and fill in the blanks:
Last week I went to the _____. I had a very good ____. The play was very ______. I did not _____ it. A young man and a young woman were _____ behind me. They were talking _____. I got very _____. I could not _____ the actors. I ____ round. I looked at the man and the woman _____. They did not pay any ______. In the end, I could not _____ it. I _____ _____ again. 'I can't hear a _____!' I said _____. 'It's none of your _____,' the yound man said _____. ' This is a _____ _____!'