综合英语教程4-02-Part-3.pptVIP

3. There was something rather comical about the way in which this figure was conducting itself. Why does the figure conduct itself in such a comical way? What is the figure going to do? The figure is Mr. Boggis. He succeeds in persuading the country people to sell him the invaluable commode at a low price, which is going to be named after him. He is going to hold a press conference so as to show his historic discovery to the world. He is now in a hilarious mood. 4. If you were Mr. Boggis, what would you say to the newspaperman suppose you’ve got a cell phone call on the way to fetch your station-wagon? What questions would the newspaperman ask you? Describe it in a full paragraph. (open-ended) Unit 2, Book 4 Complete the sentences below with the words from the box below. You may make changes with the verbs if necessary. (page 41: C) They came_________ along. The tall man _________ rapidly down the street. The bird _________ onto my finger. She wasn’t looking where she was going and _________ straight into me. I’m sorry if I _________ on your toes. walk swing tread stride trot hop skip waddle swinging hopped strode walked trod Unit 2, Book 4 Horses _________ . The stout old man _________ across the road. The lambs were _________ about in the field. The children _________ from ear to ear when I gave them the sweets. The girls _________ . trot skipping waddled grinned giggled Unit 2, Book 4 walk swing tread stride trot hop skip waddle Use the above verbs to complete the following passage. You may also use some prepositions, adverbs or make changes with the verbs if necessary. Some words may be used more than once. (page 41: C) Mr. Boggis (1) ________ out into the yard and (2) ________ the gate and then (3) ________ the long track that led across the field towards the roads. He found himself (4) ________ quite uncontrollably, and he (5) ________ off the track on to the grass so that he could walk among them an