9AUnit10全单元By the time I got outside, the bus had already left.pptVIP

By the time…… 到….的时候 By the time I got home, By the time I came in, By the time I got to school, By the time the bell rang, By the time I got up, The Past Perfect Tense过去完成时 * * * * * * Italians gave free（免费） watches to tourists to stop thieves from stealing.(偷） In German, It’s cheaper for people who are thin to live in the hotel. A mayor in Brazil didn’t allow people to die, because there isn’t enough space for them. 1. Which of these stories is the most believable? Why? 2. Which is the least believable? Why? 3. Would you be fooled by any of the stories? 3a In 1938, a radio program by actor Orson Welles announced that aliens from Mars had landed on the Earth. He described where they had landed and told how they were moving across the United States. Welles was so convincing that hundreds of people believed the story, and panic set off across the whole country. By the time the authorities revealed that the story was a hoax, thousands of people had fled from their homes. 宣称 描述 令人信服的 恐慌 激起 权威机构 揭露 骗局 逃离 Orson Welles said on a TV program that aliens from Mars had landed on the Earth. 2. People said the story was a hoax. 3. Many people had run away from their homes. F F T on a radio program The authorities convincing adj. “令人信服的” 你认为谁最令人信服？Who do you think is the most convincing? convince v. “使确信、 使信服” convince sb. of sth. / convice sb. that+从句 I couldn’t convince my brother of his mistake. 我无法使我的弟弟明白他的错误。 set off “激起、引起” The news set off a rush of activities. 这消息令人蜂拥而动。 set off “出发, 开始” They’ll set off on a journey around the world.他们将要出发环球旅行。 Explanation Explanation Welles was so convincing that hundreds of people believed the story, and panic set off across the whole country． Welles 是如此地让人信任，以至于成百上千的人都相信了这个故事，进而激起了全国性的恐慌。 so …that… “如此…以至于…” so + adj./adv. that + 从句 This book is so interesting that everyone in our class wants to read it． 这本书是如此的有趣以至于全班同学都想看看. He ran so quickly that I couldn’t c