[初三英语]Unit13_Raining_days_make_me_sad.pptVIP

来源于：苏科全科网[] Warming up What’s the weather like today? Do you like it? Why or why not? 3a. fill in the blanks: Restaurant owner have to know ____ ____ ____ _____. They also have to know ____ ___ ____ ____. Here are some things they’ve learned from _______ _______. The color red ______ people ______. Red also _____ customers ____ _______. Many fast food restaurant, _________, have red furniture or walls. Soft colors _____ pink and light blue _____ people _______, so they spend more time _______ their meals. ____ lighting ______ people _____ good, but it makes food ____ ______. Loud music may be nice at first, but it soon makes people _____ to ______. Hard seats also _____ customers _____ __ eat quickly and leave. Many restaurants, _________ fast food restaurants, use this __________ to _____ customers ____ faster. Customers only sit for 20 minutes before they leave. Because customers don’t ____ very _____, small restaurants can ______ many people every day. Which slogan do you like best? 1. For instance, they can help you to compare two different products so that you can buy the one you really need.　 如他们能够帮你比较两种不同的产品,以至于你买到你真正需要的那个。 (1) for instance= for example 例如 (2) compare　比较，对照 compare...with...　 把…与…相比 compare...to... 把… 比作 If we compare French schools with British schools, we will find many differences. 2. However, some advertising can be confusing or misleading. 然而, 一些广告会混淆或误导你。 confuse v. 使迷惑 confused adj. 迷惑的, 糊涂的 confusing adj. 令人迷惑的 Waking up in strange surroundings confused her. 她醒来时看到一片陌生的环境, 这把她搞糊涂了。 The instructions are very confusing and I can’t understand them. 这些指示莫名其妙, 我没有办法理解。 He gets confused easily. 他很容易被弄糊涂。 3. useful adj. 有用的 useless adj. 无用的, 无价值的 a useful idea 有用的主意 a few useless suggestions 一些无价值的建议 4. mislead 　v. 使某人做错, 误导 misleading 　adj. a misleading description / advertisement 　误导人的描述（广告） 6. At times an ad can lead you to buy something you dont need at all.