综合英语教程 3 - Unit 11 课件.pptVIP

a. b. c. a. b. c. b. c. Book 3-Unit 11 Post modification in set phrases/idiomatic usage e.g. the secretary-general (more dignified than The General Secretary); president-elect (not in office yet); the city proper (downtown area) Book 3-Unit 11 Rewrite the following sentences, changing the italicised parts into a phrase. The dog that attacked my girlfriend was pulled off by its owner. 2. We cleared up the things that were left after the party. 3. Venus is the only star that can be seen now. 4. The problems that were faced by the government are growing more serious every day. attacking the mess left behind visible faced Book 3-Unit 11 5. There are a lot of problems that confront us at the moment. 6. Ive just said the most stupid thing that you can imagine. 7. Tagalog is one of the languages that are spoken in the Philippines. 8. Most of the people who strolled in the park were teenagers. confronting spoken strolling Imaginable. Book 3-Unit 11 1. people present 2. present situation 3. a story much funnier than that 4. president elect 5. secretary-general 6. person responsible 7. responsible manner 8. city proper 9. nothing interesting Finish Exercise 3b, check your answers. Vocabulary Work: Collocation Book 3-Unit 11 Look at the following table and tick the possible colloca-tions of verbs and noun phrases. a compromise a target an obligation an agreement a dream an ambition achieve fulfill realize secure attain reach √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Complete the sentences according to the above colloca-tions. (page 163) Check your answers. reached/secured 2. fulfilled 3. reach/attain/achieve 4. attain/realize/fulfill 5. realize/fulfill 6. reach/achieve Book 3-Unit 11 Book 3-Unit 11 Book 3-Unit 11 1. There is a road on our left leading straight to the foot of the mountains. 2. In order to lose weight, she