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新概念英语第二册第十五课课件Lesson15_goods.ppt

新概念英语第二册第十五课课件Lesson15_goods.ppt

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新概念英语第二册第十五课课件Lesson15_goods

Lesson 15 Good News Summary writing Mr. Harmsworth wanted to see me. I felt very nervous about this. I went into his office. He said business was bad. The firm could not pay such large salaries. Twenty people had left already. He did not ask me to leave as well. He offered me an extra £1,000 a year. (53 words) 直接引语和间接引语 当我们要引用某人的话或想法时, 可以将某人说的话一字不改的引用,这叫“直接引语”. 为了简洁和紧凑,我们通常用“间接引语”, 即对原话作适当的改变,把说话的内容和想法传达给第三者. 在间接引语中,时态,语序,代词及其它词应该作相应的变化. 1. 如果引语的引述动词是现在时,将来时或现在完成时,我们一般要用说话者原话中所用的语态. “Will I be in time?” she wants to know. = She wants to know if she will be in time. I’ve already said, “I don’t know want to go.” = I’ve already told you that I don’t want to go. 句中wants 和said 是引述词. 2. 如果引述动词是过去时, 引语应该作相应的变化. a) 一般现在时改为一般过去时: “I never work on Sundays,” she said. 直接引语改为间接引语时, 人称代词和物主形容词应该作适当的变化。地点和时间状语也应作相应改变。 直接引语------间接引语 now ----- then this ---- that these---- those here ---- there ago ----- before my ----- his/her tomorrow ---- the following day ---- the next day afford a) ( = to be able to buy or pay for) 买得起, 付得起, 通常和can, could, be able to 连用 1) 他买得起轿车。 2) Thanks to buy the success of the business, we can afford a cottage. 3) 你买得起这个样品。不是很贵。 nervous (= restless or uneasy) 紧张的;害怕的 1) 考试使我感到紧张。 2) 他害怕陌生人。 3) 别紧张——大夫不会弄痛你的。 4) 她对乘飞机旅行感到紧张。 Look up a) (= to raise one’s head) 抬头 我抬起头来看时,见到有学生静静地看着我。 b) (= to search or consult) 查阅,查找 你应该在字典上查一下这个单词。 interrupt (= stop or make a break) 打断,停止 1)他打断了我的话。 2) 他们停止了工作,以便吃午饭。 3) 你打断了我的思路。 * * The secretary told me that Mr. Harmsworth would see me. I felt very nervous when I went into his office. He did not look up from his desk when I entered. After I had sat down, he said business was very bad. He told me that the firm could not afford to pay such large salaries.Twenty people had already left. I knew that my turn had come. “Mr. Harmsworth,” I said in a weak voice. “Don’t inter

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