Unit_2_More_word study.pptVIP

Listen to the recording 1896 9 million 1901 10 Dec. 1,300 Unit 2 More Reading Word Study property U.N. personal property stolen property private property property market 房产市场 property taxes 房产税 property developer房产开发商 commercial property n. 商业财产，商用不动产 residential property 住宅物业；住宅房地产 e.g. The hotel is not responsible for any loss or damage to guests’ personal property. =sth. you own Some of the stolen property was found in Mason’s house.=sth. you own Property prices have shot up recently.=a building, a piece of land a sign saying “Private property. Keep Out!” worth adj. ① 值（钱）/价值与。。相符 This painting was worth at least fifty hundred dollars. It is worth the price. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. ②值得+名词/动名词 They thought the book worth publication. The exhibition is well worth a visit. New York is a city worth visiting. worth one’s while to do worth while doing/to do e.g. Then perhaps it wouldn’t be worth your while to come here. It’s not worth while losing your temper. It is worth while to learn English It was worth while for us to wait so long because we bought the tickets we had wanted. No matter what, without goals life is not worth while. original adj. The land was returned to the original owner.=first Jack is capable of having original ideas.=new originality n. A lot of his designs lack originality. He is a young writer of great originality. originally adv. We originally intended to stay for just a few days. Originally, we had planned a tour of Scotland but we didn’t go in the end. originate vi. A lot of our medicines originate from tropical plants. Many Christmas traditions originated in Germany. The town originated as a small fishing port. spread (spread, spread) n. an attempt to stop the spread of nuclear weapons The rapid spread the disease frightened the villagers. v. Fire quickly spread through the building. The cancer has spread to her liver. The news spread li