综合英语教程4-02-Part-2.pptVIP

Unit 2, Book 4 1. It seems that he is an intelligent boy. 2. I seemed to have lost my keys. 3. It seems that he lives in an unrealistic world. 4. He happened to glance in through the door to the living-room. 5. If he happened to spot something he really wanted, well – he knew a hundred different ways of dealing with that. He seems to be an intelligent boy. It seemed that I had lost my keys. He seems to live in an unrealistic world. It happened that he glanced in through the door to the living room. If it happened that he spot something he really wanted, well – he knew a hundred different ways of dealing with that. The verb usually represents the state instead of an action when it is used in Subject + seem to + v structure. 6. It just happened that he had a client who rather liked that sort of thing. 7. He needed to drive out once a week and help himself. (emphasizing the verb phrases: drive out and help himself) 8. He needed to drive out once a week and help himself. (emphasizing once a week) 9. The spirit of persistence makes me work hard and succeed finally. (emphasizing the subject) He happened to have a client who rather liked that sort of thing. What he needed to do was to drive out once a week and help himself. It was once a week that he needed to drive out and help himself. It is the spirit of persistence that makes me work hard and succeed finally. Unit 2, Book 4 I learn English _____________. (出于兴趣) I need ________________ to finish the task. (另外两周) If you ____________ business, you may take risks. (从事) I __________, but nobody came to open the door. (按门铃) Don’t _______ too much work because the extra cash is not worthwhile. (承担) His efforts seemed to be ____________ for the disabled. (对…热心) Work with Sentences Unit 2, Book 4 Rewrite the following sentences using the expressions below. (page 27) another two weeks out of curiosity go about doing rang the bell take on a labor of love Apparently it seemed that the antique dealer Mr. Boggis