人教新高一英语教材所有单元知识要点(上册)

概要：make of the energy.5>May I interrupt you for a moment?interrupt [用法]vt/vi 打断;打扰;中断 [举例]I m sorry to ~you.Can I ask you a question? Traffic was ~ed bya severe flood. I m sorry to ~ but I wonderwhether you want some coffee.6>I am terribly sorry.terribly [用法]adv 非常地;可怕地 [举例]They stood in thedark,trembling ~.7>What does Bill say to apologize fortaking the bike without telling Cliff? apologize [用法]~to sb for (doing) sth 因(做)某事向某人道歉 [联想]make an zpologyto sb for sth7>It was you wh

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　　make of the energy.5>May I interrupt you for a moment?

　　interrupt [用法]vt/vi 打断;打扰;中断 [举例]I m sorry to ~

　　you.Can I ask you a question? Traffic was ~ed by

　　a severe flood. I m sorry to ~ but I wonder

　　whether you want some coffee.6>I am terribly sorry.

　　terribly [用法]adv 非常地;可怕地 [举例]They stood in the

　　dark,trembling ~.7>What does Bill say to apologize for

　　taking the bike without telling Cliff? apologize [用法]~

　　to sb for (doing) sth 因(做)某事向某人道歉 [联想]make an zpology

　　to sb for sth7>It was you who took the bike. It

　　was...who... [用法]此为强调句型.对人强调时可以用who8>Just ask me next

　　time if you want to use the bike,will you?

　　[注意]祈使句的反意问句常用will you或won t you,否定祈使句只能用will you

　　[举例]Jack,remember to clean the blackboard after

　　class,will you? Don t make any noise in the

　　classroom,will you?9>I guess it wasn t really your

　　fault,was it? [注意]主句为第一人称，谓语是think, believe, expect,

　　suppose, imagine等引导的定语从句,疑问部分与宾语从句相对应构成反意疑问句。 [举例]I don

　　t think he is bright, is he? 　　 We believe she can do

　　it better, can t she? 10>You are looking for two seats

　　to sit down,but there are none. none [用法]pron.

　　一个人也没有;没有任何东西 [举例]None of them could do the

　　exercise.2.reading1>People who go to a formal Western

　　dinner party for the first time may be surprised by

　　table manners in Western culture. for the first time

　　[用法]第一次,在句中做状语 [比较]the first time 第一次,用于下列句型: It

　　is the first time I have won the first prize in the

　　Speaking Contest. The first time I saw her,my

　　heart almost stopped.(此句the first time做连词)2>Knowing them

　　will help you make a good impression. knowing them

　　[用法]动名词短语在句中做主语 [举例]Seeing is believing. make a good

　　impression (on) [用法]给某人留下好印象 [联想]leave a good

　　impression (on)3>Having good manners means knowing how

　　to drink a toast and how to behave at table. having

　　good manners [用法]动名词短语在句中做主语 knowing...

　　[用法]动名词短语在句中做宾语 mean knowing [比较]mean doing 意味着做什么

　　mean to do 打算,有意做什么4>The knife and fork that are

　　closest to your plate are a little bit bigger than the

　　ones beside them. a little bit [用法]a little

　　bit在句中修饰形容词bigger，意为“稍微，一点点”等，a little和a

　　bit都作“一点儿”解，在句中作程度状语， 修饰形容词、副词或动词。 [举例]He is a

　　little/bit tired. Let him have a rest. She

　　studies a little/bit hard this year. 5>Dinner starts

　　with a small fish. start with [用法]以什么为开始 [联想]end up

　　with [辨异]to start with动词不定式，常用作状语或插入语，意为 “首先”、“在……开始时”，

　　相当于at first或in the beginning，例如： To

　　start/begin with, I m not his brother.6>Some people pray

　　before they start eating. pray

　　[用法]vi/vt请求;祈祷;请(类似please) [举例]Though his mother ~ed

　　for him day and night,he failed.7>You get a bowl of

　　soup-but only one bowl and never ask for a second

　　serving. a second serving

　　[用法]不定冠词a/an用在序数词前，表示“又一……，再一……”等。 [举例]I need a second

　　day to finish my work. He has already tried for

　　three times, and he still wants to try a fourth.8>It is

　　polite to finish eating everything on your plate.

　　finish eating [注意]finish后接-ing形式.10>When drinking to

　　someone s health,you raise your glasses. drink to

　　someone s health [用法]为某人的健康干杯 [联想]toast your health;

　　drink a toast to your health raise [用法]vt.

　　抚养;提高;饲养;提出;举起筹款 [举例]They both worked in order to ~ the

　　children. Those who have questions please ~ their

　　hands. They have ~d enough money for the school

　　for the deaf.11>They follow the fashion of the day.

　　follow the fashion

　　[用法]follow此处意为遵循;追随.另有听从;领会等意.12>Although good manners

　　make you look good,you do not need to worry about all

　　these rules while having dinner with your family. look

　　good [用法]look good此处意为修养好、受欢迎 [比较]look

　　well,well用作表语时只能指人的身体状况，13>Laying the table for a dinner

　　in Western countries and in China is not the same. lay

　　the table [用法]摆放餐桌14>Make a list of things on a Western

　　dinner table. make a list of [用法]列出...;开出...的名单

　　高一第六单元Good manners要点综述

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