选修8Unit4pygmalion2.pptVIP

1. Henry Higgins and Colonel Pickering are sitting deep in conversation. 亨利 希金斯和皮克林上校正坐着进行深切的谈话。 deep in sth. “专心于” “深陷于” （1）deep in work 埋头工作 （2）deep in thought 沉思着 （3）deep in debt 债台高筑 （4）deep in one‘s book（s） 专心读书 2. fancy 1）自负 fancy oneself （as） 自以为是，自命不凡 2）vt. 想象，设想 我们不能设想生活中没有电。 We cannot fancy a life without electricity 3）vi. 爱好，喜欢 3.show sb. in 带或领…进来 show sb. out 带…出去 show sb. Around 到处看看 show up 揭露,露出,露面 show off 炫耀,卖弄,使显眼 4. This is a bit of luck. 这有点幸运。 a bit of + n = a little + n 一点儿 a bit + adj./adv./v 有点 今天有点冷。 It’s a bit cold today. 5.But she’ll need to be cleaned first. 她得把自己洗干净了 need to be done = need doing 某事需要被做，主语可以使人/物， 类似用法的动词还有want，require等。 同义转换 （1）These desks need repairing. These desks need to be repaired. （2）Your dirty shoes need to be washed. Your dirty shoes need washing. * * handful upper betray status mistaken fortune plot pass classic classify superior George Bernard Shaw was interested in the way people spoke. He argued that he was never mistaken about a person’s status. Generally speaking, he thought that lower class people betrayed themselves with their remarks whenever they spoke, and that he could classify people’s social position after only a few minutes’ observation. However, he never put himself to the test like Henry Higgins and tried to pass someone of the lower class off as an authentic member of the upper class. Higgins thought that a superior social position was more dependent on grammar and pronunciation than on a person’s fortune. Actually his view was only accepted by a handful of his followers. These people never realized that ideas would form the plot for one of Bernard