哈尔滨师范大学 西语 翻译学课件3143.ppt

* * * * * * * * Part III Extended Activities Book 2-Unit 10 Error Correction Word Formation Vocabulary Work Book 2-Unit 10 Book 2-Unit 10 1. You ought to not see him any more. You ought not to see him any more. Not should be added before to-infinitive Grammar Work: Error Correction (page 146) Book 2-Unit 10 2. You are not supposed playing the ball games in the classroom. You’re not supposed to play ball games in the classroom. In be supposed to, to is not a preposition but an infinitive symbol, so it should be followed by the basic form of a verb. Book 2-Unit 10 3.“It’s raining. You would take the umbrella with you,” said mother “It’s raining. You should/ought to take the umbrella with you,” said mother. Would, might, could are often used to express hesitant request, while must, should, ought to are used to express duty and obligation. Book 2-Unit 10 4. The guest requested: “I could like to have another drink.” The guest requested: “I would like to have another drink.” would like/love to do sth: used for politely saying what someone wants to do Book 2-Unit 10 5. The doctor said seriously to the patient: “You’ve got a bad cough, so you can’t smoke a cigarette any more.” The doctor said seriously to the patient: “You’ve got a bad cough, so you mustn’t smoke cigarettes any more.” Mustn’t is used to express prohibition. Book 2-Unit 10 6. At the meeting, the chairman suggested that the present examination system will be reformed. At the meeting, the chairman suggested that the present examination system (should) be reformed. Clauses after verbs like “suggest, order, insist, demand, etc.” are usually in subjunctive mood, that is, “should + bare infinitive” is used and the word ‘should” in this case is often omitted. Book 2-Unit 10 7. “John, where is your sister? You would have brought her to the party. She is welcome here.” “John, where is your sister? You should/ought to have brought her to the party. She is welcome here.” Book 2-Unit 10 8. “Prof