电大《高级英语1》unit10.ppt

On 7 April 2005 police stopped a young man in his early twenties (20出头的) who was walking around the streets of Sheerness, a seaside town in south east England. He was wearing a suit and a tie…but his clothes were soaking wet (湿透的). The labels (标签) had been taken off the man’s clothes and he didn’t have a passport or any other possessions(财物，个人物品). O1 He seems very frightened. He could be an illegal (非法的) immigrant (移民). O2 Or he might have been the victim (受害者) of a crime. Can you show us some identification, Sir? A passport, a driving licence? O1 He’s obviously too shocked(震惊的) to speak. O2 No wonder - the poor guy’s soaking wet. He must have been in the sea for a long time. O1 Where do you come from? France? Russia? Dr Let’s give him a map. Perhaps that will help. O1 He is pointing at Oslo(奥斯陆). He must come from Norway. O1 Well that was a waste of time - he can’t be Norwegian, he didn’t understand a word. Dr Perhaps if we give him a pen and paper, he’ll write his name. O1 Good idea. Can you write your name for us, Sir? O1 He can’t have understood. Wait a minute - he is drawing something… A. 说话人认为某事物肯定存在或发生过。 B. 说话人认为某事物可能存在或发生过。 C. 说话人认为某事物肯定不存在或从未发生。 must / might / may /could /can’t + do，用来推测某事物是否存在或属实。（对目前状态的推测） --He must come from Norway. (I’m certain it’s true.) --He might/may/could be an illegal immigrant. (I think it’s possible.) --He can’t be Norwegian. (I’m certain it isn’t true.) must / might / could / can’t / couldn’t + have done，用来推测某事物是否曾经存在或发生过。（对过去状况的推测） --He must have been in the sea. (I’m certain this really happened.) --He might/may/could have lost his passport. (It possibly happened.) --He can’t / couldn’t have lost his memory. (I’m certain it was impossible.) Use might/could/may and the correct form of the verbs. (Ex. 5) 1. Where’s Jacob? He’s not in his room. A. __________________________ (在楼上) B. __________________________ (去健身) 2. I wonder why Monica speaks such good French. A. ________________