[医学]A Miserable_Merry Christmas.pptVIP

But even if Father Christmas will satisfy your desire, he can’t put a small horse into a stocking. eg. I’d like to find some- one to play chess with. She would like to have someone to talk with. 4. …… it hung limp. ----- This pattern often happens in description with such verbs as “sit”, “stand”, and “lie.” eg. The sun rises red. She stood there calm and quiet, waiting or their decision. * Unit Five A Miserable, Merry Christmas 1. miserable: Ⅰ. New Words: a. very unhappyeg. The girl felt miserable at her dead cat. The sick child looked pale and miserable. 2. eve: n. the day or evening before a festival or an important event eg. Bill stayed up late on the eve of the final exam. Firecrackers are heard everywhere on New Year’s Eve. 3. kneel: v. go down on the knees eg. Everyone knelt down to pray. He knelt down to look for a coin he had dropped. 4. indignant: a. angry at sth. unfair. eg. The old man was in- dignant at his grandson’s wastefulness. She was indignant with the terrorists. 5. weep: v. cry without a loud sound and with tears running down eg. She wept with / for joy. Lin Daiyu wept so often over her sad fate that her health was ruined. 6. wrong: vt. do wrong to; treat  unjustly eg. She forgave those who had wronged her. You wrong her by having such a low opinion of her ability. 你对她的能力评价这么低， 实在冤枉了她。 n. sth. wrong 邪恶， 坏事 eg. a sense of right and wrong 7. lest: conj. in case ; for fear that eg. The children kept quiet lest they should wake up their mother. 8. anxiety: n. fear and worry eg. I felt anxiety about / for his safety when I heard the news of the train accident. 9. make sure: act so as to be certain eg. Make sure that you