八年级英语What should I do3.pptVIP

Maybe you should call him up. 也许你应该给他打电话。 call sb. up 意为“打电话给某人”，其中的up是副词。如果用人称代词作宾语，则人称代词必须放在副词之前，而不能放在副词之后；如果用名词作宾语，则名词放在副词之前或之后均可。如： Will you please call her up now? 你现在给她打电话好吗？ I called my mother up / called up my mother half an hour ago. 半小时前我给我妈妈打了电话。 Boy 1: Hey, Peter, what’s wrong? Boy 2: I had an argument with my best friend. What should I do? Boy 1: Well, you could write him a letter. Boy 2: I don’t think so. I don’t like writing letters. Boy 1: Maybe you should call him up. Boy 2: No, I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. Tapescript Boy 1: Well, you should say you’re sorry. Boy 2: Yes, I know I should, but it’s not easy. Boy 1: Maybe you could go to his house. Boy 2: I guess I could, but I don’t want to surprise him. Boy 1: Hey, I know. You could give him a ticket to a ball game. Boy 2: Well, that’s a good idea, but I don’t have enough money. 2b Listen again. Why doesn’t Peter like his friend’s advice? Draw lines to match the advice with the reasons. You could write him a letter. Maybe you should call him up. You should say you’re sorry. Maybe you could go to his house. You could give him a ticket to a ball game. It’s not easy. I don’t have enough money. c. I don’t want to surprise him. d. I don’t like writing letters. e. I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. surprise；surprising；surprised 【Explanation】 surprise既可用作动词，也可用作名词。用作动词时意为“使（某人）惊奇或吃惊”，用作名词时意为“惊奇；吃惊”。如： The bad news didn’t surprise them. 这个坏消息没使他们吃惊。 (v.) To their surprise, the poor boy didn’t die． 使他们吃惊的是，那个可怜的男孩没有死。(n.) surprising通常用作形容词，意为“令人吃惊的”，在句中多作定语，后面接名词，也可作表语，主语是物。如： He told me some surprising news. 他告诉我了一些令人惊讶的消息。 The result is surprising. 结果是令人惊讶的。 surprised通常用作形容词，在句中多作表语，其后接动词不定式或从句，主语是人。如： I was surprised to see him there. 在那儿见到他我很吃惊。 —— ＿＿＿　　 — — ＿＿ I need to get some money to pay f