2013-2014学年湖南省蓝山二中高二英语教学教案：M9 U1《Grammar and usage》1（牛津版）.docVIP

Stand with your feet wide apart.How far apart should the speakers be?We were asked to stand in two lines three metres apart.The two lines of children moved slowly apart.The garage, large enough for two cars, is set apart from (= not joined to) the house.I forget the exact age difference between Mark and his brother - theyre two or three years apart.into smaller pieces: 拆散的,弄乱的My jacket is so old its falling apart.I took the motor apart (= separated it into pieces) to see how it worked.apart from except for or not considering: 除…之外He works until nine oclock every evening, and thats quite apart from the work he does over the weekend.Apart from the salary/Salary apart, its not a bad job.Apart from you and me/You and me apart, I dont think there was anyone there under thirty. 2. If you expect different countries to have the same customs and food as what you are accustomed to, then you are bound to be disappointed.(P9) 如果你指望不同的国家都会有你熟悉习惯的相同的风俗，那么你注定是要失望的。 1). accustomed ?? adjectivefamiliar with something: 熟悉, 习惯She quickly became accustomed to his messy ways.Im not accustomed to being treated like this. accustom yourself to sth phrasal verb [R] to make yourself familiar with new conditions:Itll take time for me to accustom myself to the changes.2) bound (FORCED) ?? adjective [after verb; + to infinitive]having a moral or legal duty to do something: 负有做…的责任The company is bound by a special agreement to involve the union in important decisions.She feels (duty) bound to tell him everything. certain or extremely likely to happen: 一定会,必然会[+ to infinitive] Youre bound to forget peoples names occasionally.Youre bound to feel nervous about your interview.These two young musicians are bound for international success (= are certain to be successful). 3. You need to put aside your old ideas and prejudices and learn to be more flexible in your expectations because finding the unusual and unexpected is the reward of travel. (P9) 你需要放下你的旧观念和偏见，学会灵活地预见，因为发现不