新概念英语第一册83-84课课件

他想买一双舒适的鞋子。 He wants to buy a pair of comfortable shoes.
I’ve = I have You’ve = You have They’ve = They have He’s = He has She’s = She has We’ve = We have
1. I’ve already had lunch.
我已经吃过饭了。 2. I had lunch at half past twelve. 我在12点半吃的。 第一句话是现在完成时，现在完 成时表示过去发生的事情对现在 的影响，包含着“画外音”（我 不用再吃饭了）。
第二句话是一般过去时。如果仅 仅是表达在过去的什么时间做了 某事，特别是有具体的过去时间 状语的情况下，则用一般过去时。
3) 表示过去已经开始, 持续到现在, 也许还会继续下去的动作 或状态，常与包括现在在内的一段时间的状语连用。 She has learned English for 5 years. He has lived in Beijing since he was born .
Has he lived in Shenzhen for 4 years?
• 清理散乱的东西 • clear up the mess
★pack v. 包装，打包，装箱 ① v. 打包，装箱 • pack one’s suitcase 打包 • pack one’s suitcases 收拾行李。 ② v. 挤满，塞满 • 大厅里挤满了影迷。 • The movie fans packed the hall. • 公共汽车里挤满了人。 • The bus is packed with people.
uncomfortable = un- + comfortable
tidy-untidy happy-unhappy comfortable-uncomfortable lucky-unlucky like-unlike sure-unsure 单词前加“un”表示否定前缀
We’re going to leave tomorrow. = We’re leaving tomorrow. 当动词是leave, go, come, arrive等时，可以用现 在进行时表将来。 I’m coming. 他今天晚上就到 He’s arriving tonight.
Carol: Excuse the mess, Sam. This room’s very untidy. We’re packing our suitcases. We’re going to leave tomorrow. Tom and I are going to have a holiday.
Let’s do something. Let’s 后面接动词原形。 Let’s 包括对方，如 Let’s go! 我们一起走吧！ 让我们做某事吧！
Let us 不包括对方，如 Mum, please let us play football. 妈妈，请允许我们踢足球。
go into living room
★leave v. 离开 ① v. 离开，出发 • 火车还有5分钟就开了。 • The train is going to leave in 5 minutes. ② v. 舍弃；脱离 • John’s wife left him for another man. • 约翰的妻子舍他而去，投入另一个男子的怀抱。 ③ v. 留给，遗留；委托 • ‘Leave it to me,’he said. • “这事交给我来办吧，”他说道。 • 不要把工作留到明天才做 • Don't leave your work till tomorrow.
Excuse the mess.
屋子很乱，请原谅。
房间里乱七八糟。
This room’s very untidy.
room’s = room is
untidy = un- + tidy
un- 是否定前缀，形容词前面加 un- 之后，该形容 词的意思变成原形容词的反义词，如 tidy (干净)变 成untidy（不干净）。这样的结构还有： unhappy = un- + happy
Sam:
现在完成时
have/ has +过去分词
现在完成时
past now 一般过去时
future
一般过去时表示的是纯 粹在过去发生的事情。
现在完成时表示的是在 过去某个时间开始并持续 到现在的动作/状态,或者发 生在过去却对现在造成的 影响。现在完成时在汉语
中常用“了”、“过”或 “已经”来表示。
常与for, since引导的时间短语或从句连用. for+ 时间段 since+时间点 , since+ 句子
比较since和for
since 用来说明动作起始时间— “自从……”
for用来说明动作延续时间长度— “长达……” I have lived here for more than twenty years. I have lived here since I was born. My aunt has worked in a company since 1949. I have not heard from my uncle for a long time. 注意：并非有for 作为时间状语的句子都用现在完成时 I worked here for more than twenty years. (我现在已不在这里工作。) I have worked here for many years. (现在我仍在这里工作。)
Sam:
No, thank you, Tom. I’ve already had lunch. I had lunch at half past twelve.
Do you want to have lunch with us?
want to do something （后接动词不定式 to） with somebody 和某人一起 我每天早上和Lucy一起上班 I go to work with Lucy every morning. 你也跟我们一道来吗? Will you come with us, too? 想要做某事
have在完成时中，是助动词，无实在意义 have还可做实义动词 吃早饭 have breakfast
抽根烟 have a cigarette 洗个澡 have a bath
喝杯橙汁 have a glass of orange juice
现在完成时的基本结构：
否定
have\ has + (not) + done (过去分词)
Lesson 83
Going on holiday
2013-1-16
Review
• • • • • • • He's upstairs. He's having a bath. I'm nearly ready. Have a cigarette. Have a glass of whisky then. We went to a restaurant. What's the matter?
Carol: Sam:
Have a cup of coffee then. I’ve just had a cup, thank you.
I had one after my lunch.
Tom:
Let’s go into the living room, Carol.
We can have our coffee there.
I’ve just had a cup, thank you.
我刚喝了一杯，谢谢。 just 表示“刚刚”，也是完成时的标志之 一。 这句话中，完成时的基本结构是： have + just + had 这句话的“画外音”是“我不用再喝了，谢 谢。”
Let’s go into the living room, Sam. 我们到客厅里去吧！
常与already(已经), yet(已经), just(刚刚),ever(曾经)等词连用.
already: 常用于肯定句中.
yet: 常用于否定句,疑问句尾.
• 在 以 上 两 种 用 法 中 常 跟 already,
not…yet, never, just, before, ever, recently等时间继续下去的状语。
现在完成时的用法
1) 表示到现在为止已经完成或刚刚完成的动作。
Now we have planted all the trees.
He has just come back.
They have built many buildings in this city.
2) 表示过去发生的动作,强调结果或对现在的影响。 Someone has broken the window. (窗户现在是坏的) I have already lost the key. (我现在没有钥匙) I haven’t read that book yet . (不了解书的内容) I have just cleaned my hands. (手是干净的)
Sam:
Aren’t you lucky!
Tom:
When are you going to have a holiday, Sam?
I don’t know. I’ve already had my holiday this year. Carol: Where did you go? Sam: I stayed at home!
进入 客厅
Let’s do sth 让我们…… 我们走 Let’s go. 我们开个会吧 Let’s hold a meeting.